July 03, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• ATV rider hurt east of Bend
• Baker City manager subject of recall effort
• Bend opens new permit center
• Biker-driver tension widens where the roads narrow
• Business Calendar
• Catchin’ crawfish in Coos Bay
• Connecting the ideas and the wherewithal
• Deschutes Brewery delays plans to expand operations
• Dispatches
• DUII suspected in crash of stolen vehicle
• Fireworks prohibited in national forests
• GO! Magazine
• Holiday closures
• IdaTech units pass a key performance test, clinching India deal
• La Pine radio host Ed Criss joins county planners
• Learn the ins and outs of cloth diapers today
• Lewis & Clark names interim president
• Making Bend more beautiful
• Man charged in puppy’s death
• Man pleads guilty in quadruple fatal
• More students being home-schooled
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Online schools debate heats up
• paws on parade
• Restaurant Guide
• Scientists tie global warming to smaller sheep on Scottish isle
• Story times, library youth events for July 3-9
• Summer reading is a lose-lose situation
• Toys teach attention to detail
• What the session in Salem meant for here
• Work to begin on new OSP, 911 facility

BUSINESS

• Bend opens new permit center
• Boeing deliveries hold steady
• Business Calendar
• California starts to print IOUs
• Chrysler may be out of bankruptcy, but it’s not out of woods
• Companies recall several milk products
• Connecting the ideas and the wherewithal
• Credit card issuers raising rates ahead of new law
• Deschutes Brewery delays plans to expand operations
• Dispatches
• Europe’s central bank leaves rate unchanged
• Exelon raises hostile bid for NRG to $8B
• Factory orders jump
• Feds seize Madoff penthouse
• GM waits for judge’s ruling on sale plan
• How we’ve reached where we are on Deschutes water rules
• IdaTech units pass a key performance test, clinching India deal
• Indian automaker eyes U.S. market
• Johnson & Johnson buys stake in Elan
• La Pine radio host Ed Criss joins county planners
• Markets tumble on mounting job losses
• 7 more banks fail as FDIC mulls sale rules
• Natural gas retailer accused of fraud
• Obama to Putin: Time to move past Cold War
• Recalls
• SEC may reinstate rules for short-selling stocks

SPORTS

• A fast Fourth
• A new shot in Woods’ repertoire
• A senior moment on a very big mountain
• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• Andy vs. Andy: Roddick faces Murray at Wimbledon
• Armstrong brings spotlight back to Tour
• Artest says he’s going to Lakers
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Bend team wins Little League district title
• Boxing
• Bus program provides travel option for local UO football fans
• Cascade lakes
• Colorado-based team will have to elevate game
• Cycling
• Doris Lake
• Football
• Golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• Kim fires course record to lead at Congressional
• Major League Baseball
• ‘Marked’ man Mayfield in for quite a fight
• On the Air
• Scoreboard
• Sister Act 4: Venus, Serena reach finals
• Smith Rock running races set for July 11
• Swimming
• The Shaq Show: O’Neal wants a ring for the King
• Trail Blazers announce summer league roster

OBITS

• Actor Harve Presnell starred in musicals
• British sitcom star Mollie Sugden
• Cancer therapy proponent O. Carl Simonton
• Ex-Nixon aide Herbert Klein
• Longtime South Atlantic League president

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Edith Reeta Turner

NATION & WORLD

• Atlantic storms may increase thanks to new form of El Nino
• Biker-driver tension widens where the roads narrow
• Both sides of health care take debate to the Web
• California starts to print IOUs
• Chrysler may be out of bankruptcy, but it’s not out of woods
• Crash survivor welcomed in Paris
• Democrats work on costs for reform of health care
• Ex-Nixon aide Herbert Klein
• GOP accuses governor of tax vote stalling tactic
• Honduras sanctions likely, OAS chief says
• Indian capital’s high court decriminalizes homosexuality
• Iran reports more protest arrests Iran reports more arrests
• Judge admonished over explicit files
• Marines enter seething cauldron in Afghanistan
• More missiles fired by North Korea
• New complaints vs. the old ‘organic’ label
• NSA to take part in defending U.S. networks
• Obama to Putin: Time to move past Cold War
• Pay-for-chat idea falls flat at Washington Post
• Police departments seeking record aid
• Sanford’s wife says she may forgive him
• Tentative acquittal in Internet suicide
• The Doors’ Jim Morrison dies in 1971
• U.N. chief to lobby Myanmar for Suu Kyi
• What the session in Salem meant for here
• World health officials tackle continuing swine flu challenges

FEATURES

• Both sides of health care take debate to the Web
• Democrats work on costs for reform of health care
• Warning signs ignored in child’s death, doctor testifies
• What the session in Salem meant for here
• World health officials tackle continuing swine flu challenges

ENTERTAINMENT

• Actors, dancers sought
• Area Clubs
• Around the Block
• ART EXHIBITS
• Artists showcase what Oregon means to them
• BLISTER IN THE SUN
• E.S.O., Ruins of Ooah at Silver Moon Sat.
• Family Calendar
• Finding common ground
• Fourth of July
• Gallery Walk returns, with a free shuttle
• HIP-HOP TEAM-UP at the Bendistillery Martini Bar
• Holy hip-hop! New Hope hosts rap show
• Jack Williams reopens the Harmony House
• Jonas boys offer G-rated ‘Concert Experience’
• 'Merry Gentleman' isn't jolly, but it is original and moving
• MOVIE TIMES * For the week of July 3
• Munch & Music kicks off with Fareed Haque
• music releases
• Neat twist adds to the fun of latest (and best) ‘Ice Age’
• Neverland a shell without King of Pop
• New dvd releases The following movies were released to DVD on June 30.
• On local screens
• out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• planning ahead
• Portrait of a criminal
• Talks & classes
• The Abyssinians want to take you higher
• The Ghostbusters are back
• Two forensic artists each put a face to 2,800-year-old Egyptian court singer
• Upcoming Concerts
• VÄSEN your seatbelts
• Weighty challenges on television
• ‘Whatever Works’ works out brilliantly
• Youth appeal

RESTAURANTS

• Youth appeal

OPINION

• Annual Pet Parade reflects a changing community
• Governor should sign bills increasing taxes
• Wal-Mart leads way on health care

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Making Bend more beautiful
• What the session in Salem meant for here