August 29, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A hidden treasure
• A little Soulgrass
• Abortion-rights law in Mexico City is upheld
• Abrams takes Fox to the ‘Fringe’
• Agatha Christie thriller auditions slated
• Alan celebrates CD release at Angeline’s
• Art exhibits
• Burning Man event pays for extra Nevada Highway Patrol troopers
• Clear Choice to pay $1.5M to family of Crook River Ranch man
• Colorful books may inspire kids to create art
• Coos Bay gets substitute air service
• CTC celebrates 30 years with gala
• Death Notices
• Dispatches
• Driver is cleared in June crash that killed Bend cyclist
• Drunken-driving deaths decrease in 32 states
• Empty Space crew wraps Parrilla series
• Family Calendar
• Federal jury convicts cheerleading coach
• Five grunge albums you should own
• For area renters, a little creativity can lead to big energy savings
• For farmers, high prices, low yields balance out
• For Hannah Montana fans, it’s the best of both worlds
• Forbes: Merkel world’s most powerful woman
• Gang-related fight disrupts state fair
• GO! Magazine
• Grunge generation
• Gustav strengthens as it nears Gulf Coast
• House Hunters set sights on some Bend real estate
• Injured hiker taken to hospital in helicopter
• Iraqis and Chinese reach $3B oil accord
• Johnsmith returns to play Central Oregon
• Kulongoski: State must push for energy changes
• Louisiana star
• More than 1,800 die after Hurricane Katrina hits Gulf Coast in 2005
• Mubarak to meddle in Egypt’s poor Olympics
• Music releases: David Sanborn
• Music releases: Irma Thomas
• Music releases: Jonas Brothers
• Music releases: The Duhks
• Music releases: Yung Berg
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Stolen Vehicles
• Obama delivers historic call to ‘change America’
• Obama gives the message Democrats wanted to hear
• Operation Skate Park is ready to roll
• Oregon National Guard to get new Army tanks
• Out of town
• Pentagon brass meet with Pakistani leaders
• Planning ahead
• Professors protest Charlie Wilson Chair
• Pursuing a crucial cosmic number
• Putin: U.S. orchestrated conflict in Georgia
• Raising geeks and nerds
• Restaurant Guide
• S. Carolina tries single-sex classrooms
• Schools in
• Sheryl Crows busy day ends in Bend
• Simply art
• State is in for long, shallow recession, economist says
• State police are part of holiday crackdown
• Story times, library youth events for Aug. 29-Sept. 4
• Suspects in dog killings were after pet, deputies say
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• Teens cite stress as top cause of drug use
• Texas serves up frightening fair fare
• The beauty is in the details
• The Bulletin seeks student columnists
• The waning days of summer weather
• This week
• Trial set for school harassment lawsuit
• Tutu to speak about apartheid aftermath
• Wanted ad for nanny: ‘My kids are a pain’
• Werner to present work at library
• Wilco wows Bend
• Wildfire update
• Woman charged with burglary, arson
• Women artists needed for fundraiser
• Yakima medical school to create 2 new colleges

BUSINESS

• An early copyright goof could make Mickey public property
• Beyond Prius: some unlikely fuel sippers
• Boeing makes ‘final’ offer to machinists
• Business Calendar
• Dell profit drops 17%, sees stock plunge
• Dispatches
• Economy grew at a faster pace than expected
• For farmers, high prices, low yields balance out
• For Lehman, more cuts and anxiety
• Gustav appears likely to push up gas prices
• House Hunters set sights on some Bend real estate
• Jewelers look abroad for a boost in sales
• Jobless claims fall
• L.A. airport workers walk off job in strike
• Retailers try new brands on for size
• Salmonella outbreak appears to be over
• Sears’ profit drops
• Small bites
• Toyota lowers 2009 global sales target

SPORTS

• A forest of fossils
• Crook County falls in football
• For Beavers, a bad start on the road
• Grand slam powers Cubs to sixth straight
• Green acres for area horse farms?
• Hikes close to Bend
• Horse Country Events Calendar
• Instant replay gets its baptism at Wrigley Field
• Kentucky panel bans steroid use in horse racing
• Lemish Lake
• Local range to host shoot on Saturday
• Mickelson trying to find his game in playoffs
• 2,930-mile bike trail has ‘a little bit of everything’
• NFL clears ‘Pacman’ to play for Cowboys
• No. 23 Wake Forest wins opener
• On the Air
• Oregon QB Costa out for season
• Playmakers
• Prep Scoreboard
• Top-seeded woman loses at U.S. Open
• Watch foals for signs of physitis

OBITS

• Israeli Abie Nathan was maverick peace activist
• Phil Hill, only U.S.-born Formula One winner
• Ralph Feigin was an expert on infectious diseases in kids

FEATURES

• As lunchboxes evolve, so do expectations for what’s inside
• Most empty nesters adjust just fine
• S. Carolina tries single-sex classrooms
• Small bites
• Web sites just in time for school’s return

ENTERTAINMENT

• Family movie guide Parents’ Guide to Movies

OPINION

• Big Bang, too
• Deschutes kids lag in vaccinations
• Include west side
• LPGA gets a bum rap
• Power-hungry Dems
• Ranch rules
• Why the intellectually disabled object to Tropic Thunder