August 13, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A new strategy to protect the spotted owl
• As state considers fencing to keep deer and elk separated, plans don’t sit well with area ranchers
• At summer film camp, teens get a crash course of everything
• Bend police respond to threat at COCC
• Berlin Wall divides Germany in 1961
• BLM eyes 40 million board feet of salvage
• Budding filmmakers
• Calendar
• Campaign Calendar
• Climber falls 15 feet at Smith Rock State Park
• Coalition deal may be nearing in Zimbabwe
• Conflict’s fallout could prove harmful to Moscow
• Corrections
• Crews turn the corner on Mount Hood fire
• Death Notices
• Deputy DA is selected to fill Bend schools seat
• Disguised bomber aims for Iraqi governor
• Drug violence again targets Mexican police
• Escaping the heat
• Georgia agrees to truce
• Gregory Downs Clontz
• Habitat for Humanity groups in area merge
• Housing downturn for David Hasselhoff
• Hudgens being sued to the tune of $5M
• Hundreds arrested in crackdown in Iraq
• It's my party
• Judge: Detroit mayor did not violate bond
• Klamath County owns a small park it didn’t even know about
• Legal Aid assistant joins race for Redmond City Council seat
• Looking to the heavens for home-selling help
• Madras hospital collecting school supplies for students
• Madras hospital to offer safe baby-sitting class
• Man is charged with attempted murder
• Man pleads guilty in attack on UNC campus
• Michelle Obama, Pelosi to kick off convention
• Military study analyzes vets’ alcohol problems
• Mukasey won’t prosecute for political hiring decisions
• Navy will scale back sonar use to protect whales
• New bug, same old windshield smear
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• No insurance is leading many to the altar - or to divorce
• Now, 2 trials for La Pine man held for wife’s death
• ‘Off-road rage’ increases as trails get more crowded
• Pardon requests pile up as Bush term nears end
• People On the Move
• 25 percent of Latinos lack regular doctor
• Police shootings raise toll to 19 in Kashmir
• Prescriptions for environmental health
• Proposed endangered species rules drop independent scientific reviews
• Rob Riggle is reporting from China - no, really!
• Russia-Georgia conflict sharpens voters’ doubts about Obama, McCain
• Schools struggle to adapt to gas prices
• Senior al-Qaida official dies in Pakistan fighting
• Sharp 6.2 earthquake shakes South Pacific
• Small wildfire starts northeast of Sisters
• Summit High to host exchange teacher
• Texas crash puts focus on oversight flaws
• Tre Arrow gets 78 months in prison for arson
• Unhappy with nitrates decision, south county group files suit
• U.S. Marine Corps general to speak in Bend, Redmond
• 2-vehicle crash closes part of Highway 20
• Venture conference adds to its lineup
• ‘Virgin’ actor charged in girlfriend’s stabbing
• Work begins on 73 new hangars

BUSINESS

• A new strategy to protect the spotted owl
• Airline stocks are up as worries dissipate
• As state considers fencing to keep deer and elk separated, plans don’t sit well with area ranchers
• Boeing signals it will stay in tanker fight
• Business Calendar
• CVS Caremark to buy Longs Drug Stores
• Dont let sweat ruin your style
• Escaping the heat
• How to job search when you’re already employed
• It's my party
• Jewelry maker finds inspiration on the trail
• June trade deficit shrinks; exports rise
• Looking to the heavens for home-selling help
• Oil prices dip on signs of waning demand
• Olympics on the Web: why many in Bend can’t watch
• People On the Move
• Play harder for less with used sports gear
• Sticky notes 2.0: Just don’t forget the password
• Stocks fall sharply amid credit concerns
• TJX profits triple
• UBS is reorganizing into 3 business units
• Unhappy with nitrates decision, south county group files suit
• USDA raises estimate on corn production
• Venture conference adds to its lineup
• With one eye on hybrids, automakers keep focus on better fuel efficiency
• Work begins on 73 new hangars
• ‘You’re fired’: Is there a right way to say it?

SPORTS

• Athlete age is little match for science - and money
• Bend pro Battistella is fifth in Kentucky
• China dubbed singer’s voice
• COJGA season finale to be held on Sunday
• Despite successful career, Cook has major dreams
• Eagle Crest: Resort course
• Elks take first game of playoff series
• For one Tradition golfer, some strong Oregon ties
• Georgia loses left tackle for season
• Golf Week
• Home runs lead Red Sox to wild win over Rangers
• Olympic Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Phelps has no equal after latest victories
• Records fall in 100 meters
• Scoreboard
• Seattle looking to add college bowl game in 2010
• Summit golfer takes second in Portland
• The Tradition
• Trail Blazers’ Oden upbeat after first media workout
• Trio of great putters debate who is the best
• U.S. flops, China is tops in women’s team final
• U.S. softball opens with lopsided win Olympic Roundup
• Vijarro wins stroke play championship
• Want to practice putting? Do it with your eyes closed
• West Virginia lineman cleared to play in 08
• Whats Next?
• Win leads Roddick past first round
• Winner of 2008 CCC takes gold medal in time trial

OBITS

• Actor and playwright George Furth won Tony for ‘Company’ musical
• Solotaroff founded The New American Review
• Steel guitarist Don Helms

FEATURES

• People On the Move

OPINION

• Cashing the checks, ignoring appearances
• Congress must act
• Head Start is a worthwhile use of our tax dollars
• Stick with evolution
• Taxpayers safe from shelter’s problems
• Traffic woes at the fair