August 17, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A taste of tradition
• 9/11 aid groups close as funds wane
• An aging population puts strain on China
• Anderson — Cienda
• Area is scorching and fearing fires
• Army faces shortfall
• Author lets the reader create the horror in ‘Happy Child’
• BBC America’s ‘Skins’ embraces all those rough teenage edges
• Bear attacks have Anchorage on edge
• 3 Bend residents author their own self-help e-books
• Best-selling books
• Bill Murray jumps 13,500 feet to beach
• Births
• Bolken
• C. Lester Hogan was at heart of a famed lawsuit
• Calendar
• Candidate says he’s a Republican; party isn’t so sure
• Clarification
• 6 contractors are expected to be charged in shootings
• 2 dead in Canby train collision
• Debut novel is a thinking man’s crime fiction
• Dirt biker crashes into tree east of Bend
• Donald Erb composed early electronic music
• Eastern Europe cringes at Russia’s resurgence
• Egyptian woman gives birth to septuplets
• Feds raise concerns over I-5 bridge’s impact on salmon
• Fired Washington prosecutor wins suit
• Florida Keys prepare for possible hurricane
• For story, see Page A9. 99 cents just isn’t cutting it anymore
• France reaffirms faith in nuclear power
• From politics to thrillers, it’s all in store
• Games leave a legacy for some causes
• 6,000 gather to honor comedian Bernie Mac
• Gold discovered in Canada’s Yukon in 1896, sparking Klondike gold rush
• Historic structures threatened by 800-acre fire on Mount Hood
• In 9/11 response, McCain’s eye was always on Iraq
• In Senegal, a father takes on a brutal system
• Iraq or Russia? Gas or housing crisis? Guessing what will worry voters next
• James Hoyt was one of the first U.S. soldiers to reach Buchenwald
• James Ludlam was known as ‘dean’ of health care lawyers
• Japan says developing nations must cut CO
• Jerry Lewis says gun in baggage was a gift
• Johnson
• 5 kids among 7 killed in Memphis house fire
• L. Rust Hills was celebrated editor of literary fiction
• La Grande man"s road to lobbying was an odd one
• Man gets 25 years in 12-year-old murder case
• McCain, Obama face off on faith
• Moscow agrees to truce terms
• Movie Times
• News of Record: Deeds
• Not yet 21? Then technically you can’t vote in school district elections
• Obama’s plan for South omits Arkansas, so far
• Pfaff — Brown
• Ponciano — Spurgeon
• Protesters take over Hawaiian palace
• Pulzone — Wesley
• Redmond teen sues UPS Store, claiming harassment
• Region's economy down, but not out
• Smith’s ads and votes rile some in the GOP
• Songwriter’s Showcase benefit event planned
• The lure of poetry
• The truth is too late for Asia’s Mata Hari
• The wild gerund and other critters
• Three tips to personalize your wedding
• Tillman
• Troops donating more to Obama
• Washington soldier sentenced to 5 years in multiple burglaries
• 100 YEARS AGO Bachelor gets lift assist from France in 1958
• Yellowstone heals after inferno of 1988 ‘Things were just explosive’ One result: a new way to forecast fire behavior
• Zimbabwe opposition leader sets deal terms

BUSINESS

• A much clearer future for PCs
• 3 Bend residents author their own self-help e-books
• Benefits of business credit cards
• Critics take aim at ShotPak
• For accounting majors, numbers begin to add up
• MillerCoors to market new brew with a clothes hanger campaign
• Most corporations paid no income tax
• New cable channel all about action titles
• News of Record: Deeds
• Region's economy down, but not out
• Want to save energy or just save money?
• Which rpm saves gas?
• 30-year mortgages remain at 6.52%

SPORTS

• A DIFFERENT KIND OF Tradition
• Bolt gets effortless win, world record in 100
• Braves’ Glavine out for season, hopes to pitch in 2009
• Dolphins RB injures thumb vs. Jaguars
• Eagles guard Andrews back at training camp
• Edwards wins at Michigan
• Eight is enough
• Favre tosses TD pass in Jets debut
• Funk in front
• Georgia starts season in No. 1 position
• Golf Scoreboard
• Jacobsen still wishes he could play in home state
• Mauresmo knocked out of semifinals
• NBC Upcoming television schedule
• No complaints from seniors about the heat
• No. 17 takes a toll at Tradition
• Olympic Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Rays’ Upton benched again for lack of hustle
• Roy is expected to return by opener
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks earn OT win
• Teen leads in Canada
• Today What’s Next?
• Tradition contender making the most of his ‘mulligan’
• Tradition Scoreboard
• Tradition tees off two hours early today
• Two grand slams lift Houston past Arizona
• UConn’s top recruit won’t play for team
• U.S. basketball knocks off Spain in rout Olympic Roundup
• U.S. fencing team finds some success in Beijing
• Vikings QB hurts leg in preseason game

OBITS

• Irene Jill
• Madeline E. (Sperling) Roth Gaines

FEATURES

• A swing through Seattle
• A taste of tradition
• Friends refuse to play part in drama queen’s disorder
• General will share views on Iraq and Afghanistan
• Mazda's answer to hard times
• Menswear sales outpace women’s apparel
• Need a break? Here’s how to get more vacation time
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes
• Updating the home to meet age needs

OPINION

• Clarification
• Dump the canards to find an energy plan
• For John McCain, it’s eight strikes and you’re out
• Playing favorites
• Putin makes his move toward new power
• Singing in Beijing really comes down to nothing we haven’t heard before
• Test the ranchers’ elk
• The Bulletin on Westlund
• The perfect ideology for autocrats
• Traveling back to the old world

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A street revival in Redmond - in more ways than one