August 30, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Americans hear of Paris car crash that killed Princess Diana in 1997
• Artists group will auction painting to benefit special education program
• Bend council will consider a time limit for petitions
• Billboard: Religion’s not for everyone
• Calendar
• Calvin Wray Queahpama
• Charity poker run is being held today
• Charles Van Doren helped limit nuclear proliferation
• Democratic candidates welcome Palin to race
• Deschutes will debate airport district, affordable housing
• Dixieland Party Band festival gets the weekend started
• Equalizing the load
• Fire erupts at Douglas County Landfill
• Floods displace millions in India
• Fruit flies to swatters: Better luck next time
• Georgia and Russia cut diplomatic ties
• GOP candidate who backs Obama drops Republican label on ballot
• grisly violence expands
• Gulf Coast prepares for an expected hit
• Hazel Warp was stunt double for Vivien Leigh in ‘Gone With The Wind’
• 5 in karaoke case avoid riot charges
• Jail nurse convicted
• John McAfee’s work produced advances in nuclear medicine
• Juniper Swim & Fitness Center pools to close for week
• Karadzic won’t plead at war crimes court
• La Pine Senior Center
• Lane County forced to round up jurors
• Last suspect in shelter break-in surrenders
• Lindsay Lohan lashes out at father on blog
• McCain-Palin ticket debuts
• McCain’s gamble sets a precedent
• McCain’s pick is considered a reformer
• Michael Jackson at 50: ‘The best is yet to come’
• Movie Times
• Murder suspect tries to keep wife off stand
• Music festivals cater to young, old, in-between
• New faces, big plans — and butterflies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Obama death threats
• Obama’s speech a hit with TV viewers
• Out for a spin
• Parking scofflaws beware: Stiffer fines may be ahead
• Redmond newcomer makes bid for council
• Redmond water park delayed
• Republican National Convention is taking shape
• Sewing guild honored for outstanding work
• ‘Shield’ gears up for final season
• Sisters arts festival is this weekend
• Some closures lifted in Ochoco National Forest
• Terrebonne to host document shredding
• Thai protest stops trains and planes
• Two power outages planned for Sisters
• Vatican warns against ‘Christiano-phobia’
• What’s going up?
• Yearwood cool after emergency landing

BUSINESS

• Boeing machinists union calls on workers to strike
• Consumer spending, personal income fall
• Even the rich need to scrutinize their bank statements
• Gas prices rise
• GM recalling 944,000 vehicles
• Last hurrah for Vegas trekkies
• Microsoft to buy Greenfield for $486M
• Redmond water park delayed
• SkyWest plans 2 new Oregon flights
• U.S. losing its lead in Internet traffic
• Utah drivers embracing natural gas as auto fuel
• What’s going up?

SPORTS

• Bend falls in state rematch
• Bengals’ Johnson legally changes name
• C.O. golfer qualifies for U.S. Senior Am Locally
• Coaches face difficult quarterback choices
• Cougs trail early, but rally to blitz Scots
• Cross-country meet moved to Sept. 4 Locally
• Culver opens defense of state title with a win
• Culver’s moment of silence
• GOLF Scoreboard
• NBA moving trucks arrive in Oklahoma City with Sonics’ belongings
• NFL suspends Vikings’ McKinnie for 4 games
• No heat in latest NASCAR rivalry
• On the Air
• Panthers acquire QB McCown from Dolphins
• Pitching leads Boston to shutout of Chicago
• prep Scoreboard
• Roddick, Federer advance
• Scoreboard
• Seattle earns win in preseason finale
• Sisters edges Sweet Home in final seconds of season opener
• Spurs’ Ginobili to have ankle surgery next week
• Trojans begin title chase
• UO set to start season against UW
• U.S. Open ball girl? Triathlete? Amputee? Try all of the above
• Weir shoots a career-low 61 for the lead at Boston

OBITS

• Dwight Miller was a legendary Vermont farmer

FEATURES

• A is for A-line: Defining the ABCs of fashion
• Bracing for winter
• Religion in Brief
• Stepmom gives lots of love but receives little in return

OPINION

• Editorial was right
• How will candidates respond to emerging Russian threat?
• Merkley’s math
• Rainy day funds are for downpours
• Ted Kennedy is no hero
• Veteran bonuses

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Parking scofflaws beware: Stiffer fines may be ahead