August 14, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A day at the beach in San Francisco
• ‘Animal House’ documentary to air
• Backlash to peanut bans in school has unlikely allies
• Bend gas line extension will lower bills for some
• Bend man’s nurses were negligent, RN testifies
• Bethlehem Inn resident a man who had honor
• Betty (Self) Blanton
• Big Easy police cleared in bridge shooting
• Bikram, the McDonald’s of yoga, is serving it hot
• Bridge (Sanskrit name: Setu Bandhasana)
• Britney happy being a mom and an aunt
• Bush sends aid to Georgia as Russia breaks cease-fire
• Calendar
• Campaign Calendar
• Cheetah Girls dazzled by bright lights of Bollywood
• Common pesticides threaten salmon survival, report says
• Community Datebook
• Company struggles to find market for ‘cool’ technology
• Cyclist killed in collision with SUV
• Death Notices
• Deschutes commissioners delay vote on funding Bend airport development
• Despite his angry words, Bush has few options
• 2 drivers attack cyclist in Tualatin, police say
• Earl Edwin 'Nick' Nichols
• Enthusiastic man hurts Cindy McCain
• Explore waterways on annual Paddle Day
• Fighting for the kilt
• Fires force agencies into budget choices
• Former Madras assistant principal accepts plea deal
• Gunman fatally shoots Arkansas Democratic chairman
• Hawaii statehood commission announces plans
• Health Datebook
• Illegal dump leads to fine
• In D.C., first U.S. program to share bikes gets rolling
• Investors in comedy film aren’t laughing
• Legislative panel hears of trouble at data center
• Lil Jon goes global on his new album
• Low-fat and healthy: A fish tale
• Man buys truck with thousands of coins
• Marijuana operation shut down in Washington
• McKenzie Highway will open Saturday
• Merkley muffs question on Georgia conflict
• New programs help minimize risk of knee injuries in women
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• OSU seeks more foreign students to boost overall enrollment
• PCBs found at former Terrebonne mine site
• People
• PSU faculty votes for labor contract
• Roadside bomb kills 12 in Lebanon
• Robert 'Bob' E. Morris
• Shepherd’s House to limit services
• State halts its claim to Rogue River ownership
• Sticking together at the Lane County Fair
• Sweden relaxes rules on naming children
• Targeting poor health habits among Hispanic immigrants
• Teen hurt in Gearhart crash leaves hospital
• The doctor will see you all now
• The Oregon Territory is created in 1848
• Troubled child raped in foster care, suit claims
• Try some new foods and share them with friends
• U.N. plans to step up its efforts in Iraq
• ‘Unabomber’ objects to display of his cabin
• U.S. census: No ethnicity will have majority by mid-2040s
• U.S. removes ‘barriers’ for FBI investigations
• U.S. strike kills 9 near Pakistan border
• Virginia’s Warner will be Democrats’ keynote speaker
• Virus in children causing high fevers
• Visit your county health department
• Washing your hands is time well spent
• Why are politicians talking about tax reform to change health care?
• Zimbabwe talks are at a standstill

BUSINESS

• Area family celebrates new law that bans lead in toys
• Bad news for Mirror Pond Gallery
• Bend gas line extension will lower bills for some
• Business Calendar
• Charges drag Tribune to $4.5 billion loss
• Chrysler to put $1.8B into vehicle ‘evolution’
• Deere profits rise, miss expectations
• Deschutes commissioners delay vote on funding Bend airport development
• Expert advice: What’s the best way to save?
• Genentech rejects Roche’s $43.7B bid
• Macy’s posts lower profit, cuts outlook
• Mediterranean chow for the late-night crowd
• More sites are aimed at women, and advertisers like it
• News of Record: Permits
• Oil rebounds after drop in gas supplies
• PCBs found at former Terrebonne mine site
• Recall
• Retail sales drop for first time in 5 months
• Securities market still ‘badly damaged,’ a year later
• Skechers makes an offer for Heelys
• Suburban life facing a crisis in fuel costs
• Vought halts work on Boeing fuselages

SPORTS

• AP source: Stewart hires driver Newman
• As tanks roll, Georgia and Russia meet on the beach
• Bear, cougar, antlerless elk seasons open
• Bend High girls soccer tryouts slated to begin
• Big Brown owner declines race ’invite’
• Blazers’ Roy to have knee surgery
• Breakthrough for women’s U.S. cycling as CCC winner takes gold
• Browns rookie tight end to have surgery
• Cascades beckon as more trails are cleared
• China’s Yang wins gold medal
• Cross country practice set to begin at Sisters
• Dry River Canyon now open to hikers
• Elks fall at Corvallis, series now tied at 1-1
• FBI: Toledo gambling investigations related
• Fly-tying corner
• For Champions Tour players, window is short
• For one day, it's a kids course
• Fourth seed falls at Mason
• Hammond is back as Bend High A.D.
• Hunting & Fishing Events Calendar
• Learning from Olympians
• LeBron gets help as Cavs get point guard in three-team trade
• 3 more minor leaguers suspended for drugs
• Motocross rider died due to head injury
• Olympic Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Others claim spotlight at Water Cube
• 1913 outdoors guide is fun, folksy and still useful
• Rays stay in first after beating A’s
• Scoreboard
• Senior British champ comes to Oregon
• Spanish insensitivity draws mixed reaction
• Steelhead angling on Deschutes improving
• Summit girls soccer tryouts start Monday
• The test begins
• Tigers DH Sheffield not expecting a trade
• Tips for reading a trout lake and finding feeders
• Up the river
• Whats Next?

OBITS

• Fred Sinowatz ruled Austria in the 1980s
• Howard Minsky produced "Love Story’
• Sandy Allen was world’s tallest woman
• Ukrainian became a Soviet piano prodigy

FEATURES

• Mediterranean chow for the late-night crowd

OPINION

• Bill and Hillary prepare to hijack Obama’s convention
• Foreign students, in-state benefits
• ID is faith-based
• Large transit board will limit competition
• ‘Piling on’ Westlund
• Stick with science
• Support Burley

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Campaign Calendar
• McKenzie Highway will open Saturday