August 12, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A growing tradition
• Campaign Calendar
• Correction
• Crook County Fair saw high attendance
• Crook schools facing a likely $500,000 shortfall by spring
• Cruise sweepstakes rules
• Culver reeling after tragic loss
• Deschutes official denies zoning for development at former mine
• Deschutes to help ID in-home hazards to kids’ health
• Ducks AD to meet Oregon Club Thursday in Bend
• Election is going to the dogs with campaign buttons made for canines
• Feds set to add up national wildlife kills
• Firefighters battle Mount Hood blaze
• Fred Meyer recalls beef after E. coli warning
• Humane Society cites thrift store’s success
• Independent Party chooses Ben Westlund
• Lawmakers hoping for a pay raise
• Memorials, tributes begin for crash victims
• Mount Washington wilderness fire grows
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Pet calendar
• Pet sales banned in Saudi capital
• Plane flew 1 minute before crash into house, NTSB says
• Raffle to help spay and neuter project
• 2 Redmond schools strive for balance to meet ‘No Child’
• Resignations over ethics rules topic of meeting
• Roseburg man back in jail after bail raised
• Skatepark in Bend closed Thursday
• 5 stabbed in Mount Angel, police now say
• State fair tomato visits Bend
• This is Tank.
• West Nile shows up in Southern Oregon
• 92-year-old woman found dead in vehicle

BUSINESS

• As student credit debt mounts, so does concern
• Boeing weighs its tanker options
• Business Calendar
• Deschutes official denies zoning for development at former mine
• Don’t let heat kill your computer
• Dubai exchange gets major U.S. investors
• Federal Reserve finds deepening credit crisis
• Filming in extremes
• For retired athletes, marketing is now the game
• Fred Meyer recalls beef after E. coli warning
• How SanDisk helped shape today’s tech
• New York attorney general widens probe
• News of Record: Deeds
• Northwest, Delta pilots approve joint contract
• Oil extends its slide
• On Wall Street, workers are sent overseas
• Oregon jobless rate up; state loses jobs
• Retailers raise outlooks for quarterly earnings
• State fair tomato visits Bend
• Waste Management sweetens buyout offer
• With lotteries, are your chances slim - or nonexistent?

SPORTS

• Along the dusty trail
• Area riders make strong showing at nationals
• Bend golfer qualifies for U.S. Mid-Amateur
• Bend Open is a chance to swim, and to camp, for many competitors
• Big third inning leads Dodgers over Phillies
• China takes gold, U.S. wins bronze
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• D-backs get slugger Dunn from Reds
• Deadline for adult coed soccer on Aug. 29
• Elks open divisional playoff series at home
• Events Calendar
• Federer, Nadal and Williams sisters all advance in tennis
• First on the tee
• Get dirty at volleyball tourney in Terrebonne
• Gilder’s charity event is first Oregon stop for many Tradition players
• Middle school tennis signup deadline looms
• Mountain biker documentary hits Bend
• Olympic Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Padres bench coach suspended 1 game
• Phelps gets third gold of ’08, world record
• Pros converge on Crosswater
• Rays place rookie Evan Longoria on 15-day DL
• Registration open for tennis tournament
• Rockchuck Ramble fun run hits Redmond
• Rodgers sharp in debut, but Pack falls to Bengals
• Seattle’s Engram out with cracked bone in shoulder
• Shuttle service offers new destination, times
• Soccer referees needed for upcoming season
• Soccer registration deadline this Friday
• Sprinter Gay says he’s ready to go in the 100
• Sunrise to Summit race open to web sign-ups
• Technology muddies the waters as swimming records fall
• Two pick up late upsets in Washington
• United States, China set to battle in prime time
• Volunteers needed for XTERRA races
• What’s Next?

OBITS

• Andrea Pininfarina, 51, designed Italian cars
• Playwright Simon Gray noted for wit
• Theater actor, director Peter Kass coached hundreds of performers

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Calogero 'Carl' Rago
• Danny C. Anderson
• Death Notices
• Ellen Elizabeth (Hodge) Rose
• Robert ‘Bob’ Willey

NATION & WORLD

• As student credit debt mounts, so does concern
• DA to seek death penalty in murder
• 70 die in 5 days of flooding in India
• DNA evidence helping to solve property crimes
• Experts hired to shed light can leave U.S. courts in the dark
• Fatal police shooting sparks Montreal riot
• Former Thai leader resumes British exile
• IBM introduces its first personal computer in ’81
• Lawmakers demand that Musharraf quit
• McCain donations are questioned
• Next commander in Iraq is cautious on cutting troops
• Obama: McCain is ‘celebrity’ insider
• On Wall Street, workers are sent overseas
• Philippine troops take back villages
• Port Angeles sculptures unveiled
• Prosecutors want Stevens tried in Washington, D.C.
• Russia steps up offensive
• Scientists bend light backward in defiance of nature
• Suicide bomber kills 3 in Afghanistan
• Thousands of Kashmiri protesters thwarted
• U.S.-Mexico border violence worries FBI
• Utah man pleads guilty to knowing about cousin’s ricin
• With lotteries, are your chances slim - or nonexistent?
• Women rise in state government, study finds

FEATURES

• A man of many faces
• A white, or brown, canvas
• Bring dead space to life
• Deschutes to help ID in-home hazards to kids’ health
• Deviled eggs: Don’t mess with an already-good thing
• Eating well is simple math
• Fish fry!
• Fred Meyer recalls beef after E. coli warning
• Garden tour gems
• In case of evacuation
• Lightning strikes are random, but learn to protect yourself — and your home
• New cookbooks on pasta, paninis
• Not too late for a great crop
• Open windows: Do they help or hurt A/C airflow?
• Recipe finder
• Shallots add rich flavor

ENTERTAINMENT

• A man of many faces
• Calendar
• CW goes back to the old neighborhood with ‘90210’
• Filming in extremes
• Hayden Panettiere’s dad lands in jail
• New cookbooks on pasta, paninis
• Older Women’s League hopes to start area chapter
• OPB’s ‘Oregon Art Beat’ to feature Bend artists
• ‘Weeds’ star going from Nancy to Hedda

OPINION

• Animal crossing
• Don’t blame CO2
• Focus on flames, not blame
• Mixing politics, religion could be a curse for Christians
• Popular or pathetic?
• Renewable flaws
• Useful loophole