July 05, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A record-low sockeye run to Seattle-area lake
• Affordable housing project is ‘a real blessing’
• Births
• Burton
• Calendar
• Day — Wetzel
• Downturn means downsized offices
• Eastern Oregon moms protest pool breast-feeding restriction
• Epstein
• Fired because of Facebook?
• Going green was tough in Salem in a down economy
• Health care crusader
• Kelly
• Lanter — Saxton
• Listen up
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes, Youth Notes
• ‘Obvious’ trauma in McMinnville deaths
• Revile it or revere it, Oregon Country Fair reaches 40 years
• The ethics of trading votes gets newfound attention
• Tribe, city dispute casino services deal
• 75 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Affordable housing project is ‘a real blessing’
• Disney to build up its Hong Kong park
• Downturn means downsized offices
• Faulty products, but few penalties
• Fired because of Facebook?
• Flat-panel TV sales brighten retail picture
• For N.Y. man, the debt hurdle is scarier than the bar exam
• Gillette expanding beyond shavers
• Hawaii shark tours come under fire from several sides
• Is the worst over for U.S. tech market?
• Keys to the life of your brakes
• Mortgage rates fall
• News of Record: Deeds
• Pendleton Woolen Mills to lay off 43
• Procter & Gamble testing a cheaper Tide detergent
• Snap, crackle, roughage?
• Vibrating steering wheel? May be rotor wear

SPORTS

• American cycling prodigy Phinney in no rush to reach sport’s grand stage
• Armstrong solid; Cancellara wins Tour de France’s opener
• Auto racing
• Bend knocks off Corvallis
• Former NFL QB McNair killed in Tennessee
• Go with the flow
• Golf Scoreboard
• Lost ball? Prineville man finds a bunch
• Lou Gehrig’s voice echoes in a story of courage, 70 years later
• Major League Baseball
• MLB pays tribute to Gehrig on speech anniversary
• Nearly 500 run in Spark Your Heart 5K
• On the Air
• Roddick hopes to delay Federer’s march to history
• Scoreboard
• Serena beats sister Venus for third grass-court major
• Soccer
• Stewart wins at Daytona after last-lap wreck
• Turkoglu spurns Blazers for Raptors
• With one round left, Woods, Kim are tied

OBITS

• Bela Kiraly was a leader in Hungary’s short-lived 1956 anti-Soviet revolution
• Music manager Klein loomed large in 1960s
• Radio’s Ken Roberts said to have a golden throat

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• James ‘Jimmy’ Patrick Pantenburg

NATION & WORLD

• A bit cramped at the crown for the first time since 9/11
• A patient so young, a case so extreme
• A rebuke to Biden as he celebrates holiday in Iraq
• Bela Kiraly was a leader in Hungary’s short-lived 1956 anti-Soviet revolution
• Bend man flies a balloon-lifted lawn chair into Idaho in 2008
• Big question marks haunt Palin’s future
• Decoding Russia ahead of Obama’s first visit
• Faulty products, but few penalties
• France seeks new arms sales to Iraq
• Head of U.N. leaves Myanmar ‘disappointed’
• Honduras staggers on the world stage
• Iranian clerics demand a new election
• Iraqi seizes the chance to make war profitable
• Megachurch pastor addresses U.S. Muslims
• Michigan cops protect and serve - doughnuts
• Music manager Klein loomed large in 1960s
• North Korea fires missiles in July 4 salvo
• Obama, McCain deliver dueling July 4 messages
• Radio’s Ken Roberts said to have a golden throat
• Tax bill appeals take rising toll on states
• Teen may be 5th slain in S.C. serial killings
• Thunderous applause for Bush in Oklahoma
• Weary of war, young Afghans pay to leave
• Western mystery continues to puzzle

FEATURES

• A nod to practicality, devoted to sensuality
• Flashes from the 4th
• For 107-year-old, longevity brings blessings, burdens
• Health care crusader
• Listen up
• Mend your marriage after an affair
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes, Youth Notes
• Stories offer a lesson in Nigerian history
• THE HEIRS OF MR. SMITH

ENTERTAINMENT

• A tale of unbridled ambition and failed dreams
• An unstinting chronicle of longtime friendships
• Arkansas town is a forgotten haven for Ernest Hemingway
• BendFilm to screen in Sisters, too
• Coming-of-age tale set in 1973 is darkly funny
• Ex-Nirvana bassist is small-town politico
• Good laughs, great debates on the tube
• HARDCOVER FICTION
• 1.6M fans seek tickets for memorial
• ‘Mature’ Wilco issues straightforward album
• Movie Times
• Stories offer a lesson in Nigerian history
• Stuffed anim al donations sou ght f or upcoming Children’s Festival
• Sunriver picnic to be complete with entertainment, wine, dining
• ‘The Angel’s Game’ is a true literary thriller
• THE HEIRS OF MR. SMITH

OPINION

• Affordable housing project is ‘a real blessing’
• Energy bill flawed but necessary
• Environmental success story
• It’s Dependence Day for us all, at some point
• Looking for romance in modern America
• Missing our moment in Iran
• Newspaper was right to conceal kidnapping
• The meaning of the Ricci decision Supreme Court ruling in Ricci case raises bar on reverse discrimination
• What’s next for Iraq after U.S. pullout?