July 02, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Animal advocates applaud new law limiting exotic pets
• Bend-La Pine School Board makes changes
• Business Calendar
• Construction delays expected in La Pine
• Crash north of Terrebonne
• Debris was a life preserver for lost flight’s lone survivor
• Entrepreneurs take advantage of free software
• Holiday closures
• Hospital to phase out obstetrics
• Like your gas tank TOPPED OFF?
• Longtime educator to fill in as Culver district’s superintendent
• Man accused of slashing auctioneer
• Multnomah sheriff fails certification test
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Northwest quake measures 3.7
• Passenger: Defendant was driver in fatal crash
• Shelter’s plan to add beds upheld
• THE HIGH COST OF TREATING CANCER
• Tribal tradition of harvesting the eel-like lamprey lives on

BUSINESS

• As the Walkman turns 30, Sony tries to reinvent itself
• Business Calendar
• California fails to break budget impasse
• College scholarships dwindle as providers have to cut back
• Construction spending drops
• Dow Chemical to close 3 Louisiana plants
• Entrepreneurs take advantage of free software
• Feds say they won’t fund GM after July 10
• FTC cracks down on scammers
• General Mills offers upbeat 2010 forecast
• If closed, California parks may be seized by feds
• Just a step out the Sears Tower - 1,353 feet above the ground
• Liberty’s reopened crown is a hot ticket for July 4
• Low-cost colleges squeezed as more students want in
• Manufacturing data better than expected
• McDonald’s to launch line of Angus burgers
• News of Record: Permits
• Pending home sales up again in May
• Remote evolution
• Risk cuts at Morgan may lead to a loss
• Satellite launched for cell phone service
• SEC approves rules on executive pay
• Shelter’s plan to add beds upheld
• Some optimism for U.S. auto market
• Stimulus money helps clinics provide care for the poor
• Struggling homeowners to get more federal aid

SPORTS

• A stroll with Jack
• Agent: Turkoglu to visit Portland
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bass fishing picking up at Lake Billy Chinook
• Boxing
• C.O. high schools will see head coaching changes
• C.O. set to host BMX races this weekend
• Cycling
• Elks earn 3-game home sweep
• Finding feeders
• Fly-tying corner
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Judge lifts suspension, says Mayfield can race
• Lucas Glover’s trial by victory
• Major League Baseball
• More fun places to play now that the snow’s away
• On the Air
• Public will lose access to popular boat ramp in Sunriver
• Roddick edges Hewitt, reaches semis
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Sunriver is set to host indoor wave competition

OBITS

• Even in death, Jackson has surprises
• Fayette Pinkney, 61, singer in Three Degrees
• Oscar-winning actor Karl Malden dies at 97

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Chuck Hudson
• Death notices
• Gregory "Greg" Neal Neth
• June (Tipton) Bassett

NATION & WORLD

• Argentina gets new health chief amid spreading swine flu threat
• As Democrats get 60th vote, majority isn’t all that super
• Aviator Amelia Earhart disappears in 1937
• California fails to break budget impasse
• College scholarships dwindle as providers have to cut back
• DeFazio fears ‘manipulation’ with House’s climate bill
• Does tea lower iron levels?
• Europeans discuss joint response to Iran
• Even in death, Jackson has surprises
• FDA issues warning about 2 drugs used to stop smoking
• If closed, California parks may be seized by feds
• Just a step out the Sears Tower - 1,353 feet above the ground
• Liberty’s reopened crown is a hot ticket for July 4
• Like your gas tank TOPPED OFF?
• Low-cost colleges squeezed as more students want in
• Major military strike begins in Afghanistan
• Obama to ‘keep on pressing’ in bid for health care reform
• Pending home sales up again in May
• Poll: Pakistanis worried about terrorists, U.S.
• Risk cuts at Morgan may lead to a loss
• Satellite launched for cell phone service
• Some optimism for U.S. auto market
• Students see Big Picture with smaller high schools
• Tough talk, but Honduras works toward compromise
• War in Pakistan has a new front: aid for refugees

FEATURES

• Argentina gets new health chief amid spreading swine flu threat
• Assignment of benefits
• Barbecue sauce
• Calendar
• Drug taken for morning sickness appears to be safe
• Father on trial told police he doesn’t believe in doctors
• FDA issues warning about 2 drugs used to stop smoking
• Gyms offer virtual trainers
• Health Datebook
• Hospital to phase out obstetrics
• How to treat and prevent sleep apnea
• ‘Locavore’ trend gains momentum – and a certain cachet of patriotism
• More exercise can relieve back pain, study shows
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Obama to ‘keep on pressing’ in bid for health care reform
• People
• Running marathons for charity could be dangerous for amateurs
• Skin cancer in Central Oregon
• Stimulus money helps clinics provide care for the poor
• THE HIGH COST OF TREATING CANCER
• Week Six: No Equipment Needed
• What to do if you think your child has allergies
• Where to find tips for raising a teenage girl
• Worried about mercury? It’s easy to choose safer fish

ENTERTAINMENT

• A lot of unreleased music is left in Jackson’s vaults
• As the Walkman turns 30, Sony tries to reinvent itself
• Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Even in death, Jackson has surprises
• Filmmakers cut Jackson jokes out of ‘Bruno’
• Health Datebook
• House painting project is taking applications
• Josh Turner celebrates birth of his 2nd son
• Movie Times
• New class invites cancer patients and survivors
• Oscar-winning actor Karl Malden dies at 97
• Ray Price recovering after colon surgery
• Summer TV may be wilted, but relief is near

OPINION

• House makes costly deal
• Obama, high court at odds on race
• Politicians will probably find a way to botch health care reform
• Tax compromise

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Construction delays expected in La Pine