July 10, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A new Kingdom for a popular tiger
• Accident on Bend’s west side
• Airport boardings fall again in June
• Bend City Council to host Japanese visitors
• Bend, Redmond home prices decline
• Black Butte fire closer to containment
• Business Calendar
• Comcast employee arrested after robbery
• Dispatches
• Economist: Region’s recovery to be long and slow
• Family Calendar
• Farmworker housing tax credits available
• Gasoline barge aground at mouth of Hood River
• GO Magazine
• Health advisory lifted at Crane Prairie
• Kids can Splash ‘N Dash at July 18 event
• La Pine man struck and killed by train
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• No longer empty
• Pink commode is unlikely fundraiser for La Pine group
• Police arrest last logging protesters
• Prizes lure students to book time for summer reading
• Restaurant Guide
• State, union working on plan for furloughs
• Story times, library youth events for July 10-16
• Students sought for leadership summit
• Suit says businesses served DUII crash driver
• Task force seeks plan for kids on Fridays
• Teen arrested in struggle with officers
• The Big Cheese

BUSINESS

• Airport boardings fall again in June
• Americans favor science, but not as much as before
• Bend, Redmond home prices decline
• Business Calendar
• China surpasses U.S. as biggest auto market
• Dispatches
• Economist: Region’s recovery to be long and slow
• Farmworker housing tax credits available
• Fast-falling oil prices dim hopes of recovery
• For third time in a year, Citigroup shuffles top ranks
• GM hopes popular Camaro is a harbinger of its rebirth
• Retail sales weak
• ‘Smaller, leaner, tougher’ GM set to emerge from Chapter 11
• The Big Cheese
• Why is Gen Y the way it is? Business coach helps explain
• Will eating less help you live longer? It just might

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• Amid drama, South Korea’s Choi leads Women’s Open
• Armstrong still second in Tour de France as mountains loom
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Blazers still looking at free agents
• Cycling
• Deschutes Dash slated for July 18-19
• Doris Lake
• Elks rally from five runs down to win
• Football
• Head of Jack Creek
• Hockey
• Horse races continue today in Prineville
• Leunen begins summer league with NBA’s Rockets
• Longtime Bend High football manager dies unexpectedly at 36
• Major League Baseball
• Milestone event in UFC shows how far the sport has come
• On the Air
• Phelps breaks 100 butterfly world record
• Scoreboard
• Tumalo Creek

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Lester Ray Baker
• Morton Clyde Rennels

NATION & WORLD

• A giant leap for frogs - at a prison
• At least 13 children killed in Afghan blast
• Australian town bans bottled water sales
• Burris won’t seek a full Senate term
• 4 cemetery workers accused in grisly ploy
• China surpasses U.S. as biggest auto market
• Cyber attacks a nuisance, but how will U.S. retaliate?
• Fast-falling oil prices dim hopes of recovery
• Frenemy and vlogs among words added to Webster’s
• High-profile senator gets state parole post
• Honduran rivals begin mediation
• Insurgency remains tenacious in Iraq
• Iranians renew protests in a show of defiance
• Jump in tremors could be a signal for a large quake
• Mel Blanc, voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and more, dies in 1989
• Our senators are a big part of health care debate - on differing sides
• Pelosi squashes move to recognize Jackson
• Swine flu shots could start in fall at schools
• World leaders vow to reopen trade talks

FEATURES

• Health advisory lifted at Crane Prairie
• Love the Earth with recycled garden tools
• Mixed news on binge drinking
• Our senators are a big part of health care debate - on differing sides
• Pink commode is unlikely fundraiser for La Pine group
• Swine flu shots could start in fall at schools
• Will eating less help you live longer? It just might

ENTERTAINMENT

• A place to start the day
• All in the family
• Art exhibits
• Bendistillery bar hosts Mine+Us, DJ Hoppa
• Books tell of libraries in motion
• ‘Boy Meets World’ star Fishel finds her own place as host
• Casting gives ‘Cheri’ power
• Food and Song for Summer
• Frenemy and vlogs among words added to Webster’s
• Guitarist with famous name plays free show
• Head for the Hills heads for Bend
• It’s ‘Fight Night’ by a knockout
• It’s just nonstop laughter
• Jade’s Jazz Festival comes to La Pine
• Midterm report
• ‘Moon’ is not a simple film by any sense
• Movie times
• music releases
• New DVD releases
• On local screens
• Outside ordinary
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Piano Monster Concert at The Tower
• Planning ahead
• Sizzlin’ fun
• Summer lovin’
• Summit Saloon hosts pimps and hippies
• This week
• Two local artists featured on OPB
• Upcoming Concerts

RESTAURANTS

• A place to start the day

OPINION

• Border fence a good start to immigration reform
• Governor should sign biomass bill
• More Michael, this time a foreign affair
• Summer reading fires young brains and keeps them from stagnating