July 01, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Bang for your buck
• Bend No. 3 in U.S. for rise in joblessness
• Biomass facility planned in La Pine
• Business Calendar
• City will buy new site for Public Works
• Correction
• Economist: Influx of Californians will benefit the region
• EPA allows tough state emissions standards
• Field burning ban in Valley worries some farmers here
• For an osprey, there’s no place like home
• Funding shifts may get serious look if taxes fail ballot test
• Girl appeared malnourished, medical examiner testifies
• Graduate’s essay earns scholarship
• Kids get back to nature at camp
• 2 killed in ’06 crash not driving, examiner, medics say
• La Pine vehicle fire death is investigated
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Prineville woman dies in Washington crash
• Redmond man arrested in rape case
• Spring slumber is over for Gilchrist lumber mill
• Summer camps and programs
• Upgrades at Suttle Lake camp take shape
• With state help, COCC halfway to a tech center

BUSINESS

• Airlines slip again in satisfaction survey
• Bang for your buck
• Bend No. 3 in U.S. for rise in joblessness
• Big rebound for stocks in 2nd quarter; pessimism still lingers
• Biomass facility planned in La Pine
• Britain’s economy contracts sharply
• Business Calendar
• China delays new mandate on Internet filtering software
• City will buy new site for Public Works
• Confidence slips
• Consumer agency plan draws fire from banks
• Correction
• Economist: Influx of Californians will benefit the region
• Fascinated with gambling, Russians forced to cash in
• Field burning ban in Valley worries some farmers here
• For many, times of transition are a chance for a ‘second act’
• Hyundai offering $1.49 gas for buyers
• Iraq’s oil auction: Foreign companies balk at licensing terms
• Judge revokes bond for financier Stanford
• July 4th sees more red, white, blue and green
• Madoff behind bars; investigation continues
• More than money: Experts want medical priorities, too
• Recall
• Spring slumber is over for Gilchrist lumber mill
• Stick a feather in your hair, call it style
• Top entertainment sellers
• U.S. home prices fall, but not as steeply
• With 4 steps, be a happy and healthy financial you
• Yemeni plane with 153 aboard crashes

SPORTS

• An older Armstrong awaits Tour
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Central Oregonians head to Silver State Invitational Rodeo
• Correction
• Courses see hopeful signs in early season
• Elks push win streak to four games
• Golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• PGA TOUR
• Scoreboard
• Some big names, fewer big spenders in free agency
• Williams sisters reach Wimbledon Semis

OBITS

• Master impressionist Fred Travalena, 66

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Archie Ball Hamby
• Charles Edmund "Eddy" Miller IV
• Death notices
• Dwight Alden Dinsmore
• Harold Allyn Brown
• Kathleen Erin Lowe
• Lawrence William Fisher
• Patricia L. Nelson

NATION & WORLD

• A chief justice tightens his grip further
• Ahmadinejad praised amid indications of political purge
• Bombing mars jubilation over withdrawal in Iraq
• Britain’s economy contracts sharply
• China delays new mandate on Internet filtering software
• Consumer agency plan draws fire from banks
• Fascinated with gambling, Russians forced to cash in
• FDA panel advises ban on Vicodin, Percocet
• For many, times of transition are a chance for a ‘second act’
• Hong Kong reverts to Chinese rule in 1997 after 156 years under Britain
• Iraq’s oil auction: Foreign companies balk at licensing terms
• Little support for Honduran coup as U.N. condemns it
• 8 months on, Franken win gives Democrats 60 seats
• Social Security audit finds the dead still get checks
• Will the planet benefit?
• Yemeni plane with 153 aboard crashes

FEATURES

• FDA panel advises ban on Vicodin, Percocet
• Frozen assets will help budget
• More than money: Experts want medical priorities, too
• Stick a feather in your hair, call it style
• Upgrades at Suttle Lake camp take shape

ENTERTAINMENT

• A big, butter Jackson at the Iowa State Fair
• A portrait of ‘The Man on the Radio in the Red Shoes’ tonight
• ‘Bachelor’ is history: Rycroft is engaged
• Clooney set to move his company to Sony
• Events Calendar
• Frozen assets will help budget
• ‘Little Mermaid’ sets its final Broadway swim
• Michael Jackson’s final will reportedly puts assets in trust
• Movie Times
• Ready for a fun Fourth?
• Stick a feather in your hair, call it style
• Top entertainment sellers
• Usher’s wife surprised by divorce filing

OPINION

• Beer tax numbers
• Congress and special interests are eating Obama’s lunch
• Elected, speechless
• Jefferson County’s payoff
• Krauthammer wrong
• The Legislature’s wishful budgeting
• We weren’t asked