July 13, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend crime lab a victim of its growing workload
• Bend Park & Recreation employees move in
• Black Butte II Fire fully contained
• For a well-behaved pet, take some tips from zoo trainers
• Future of cave in hands of Congress
• Highway 20 project set for 2010
• How to prevent fleas
• Little success in filling dental van’s budget gap
• Meet Emerson
• Meet the grads who are finding jobs
• Merkley immersed in issues
• More than 60 animals taken from home
• Mother nature at work
• New Miss Oregon is crowned
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• No injuries reported in rafting incident
• Pets calendar
• Pit bulls myth vs. reality
• Plant evacuated after toxic leak
• Projects along Highway 97 should bring few delays
• Start a fitness regime
• State cuts program to track pesticide use
• Summer festival delights
• Sunscreen alert: Hot, sunny days ahead in region
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Lawmakers: No health care plan likely by August
• Meet the grads who are finding jobs
• Young workers shoot for wider Web access

SPORTS

• Armstrong still in third, eyes another Tour
• Australian wins first F1 race at German GP
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend’s Barton to tee off in Pub Links
• Boxing
• Capp, Brown earn wins at Nationals
• Final road test
• Franchitti wins on tricky Toronto street course
• Golf Scoreboard
• Grand slam gives Bend a league win on the road
• Ji claims U.S. Women’s Open
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Portland golfer takes the Mid-Am title at Tetherow
• Racing Scoreboard
• Ranch to collect donations at trail ride
• Scoreboard
• Skateboarding
• Sky high
• Turnberry’s beauty unquestioned, its difficulty is
• U.S. falls to Croatia in Davis Cup finals
• What makes Pujols so great?

OBITS

• Blind advocate Snider aided with legislation

NATION & WORLD

• Blind advocate Snider aided with legislation
• Bush anti-terror policies are reluctantly revisited
• California lawmakers target social programs
• Foiled again: this time, storm delays shuttle
• GOP unifies against stimulus spending
• Honduran rivals see U.S. role as crucial
• In ’don’t ask, don’t tell’ fight, 2 sides look to allies’ experiences
• Insurgents target 5 churches, American ambassador in Iraq
• LaToya Jackson says brother was murdered
• ‘Live Aid’ concerts held in 1985
• Mexican police detain 2 after deadly attacks
• Obama orders review of Afghan mass grave
• Obama: Slavery’s past should be taught better
• Palin vows she’ll return to national political arena
• 5 released by U.S. in Iraq return to Iran
• Report: Japan to call for new elections
• Seattle investigation finds botched work on streets
• Sotomayor hearings may set stage for partisan platforms
• U.S., Swiss seek delay in UBS secrecy case
• Watching the landing in real time — almost
• Western China’s ethnic groups struggle forward
• Why fixing the economy could fall to women
• Young workers shoot for wider Web access

FEATURES

• Little success in filling dental van’s budget gap
• Summer festival delights

ENTERTAINMENT

• Arquette to live in box to help feed hungry
• Calendar
• Carrie Underwood to salute the troops
• Clooney says he’ll film in Italy quake area
• Comic Artie Lange charged with DUI in NJ
• Even in death, straining new media’s capacities
• Movie Times
• NBC news show has detractors even before its first episode airs
• Robert Plant honored by Prince Charles
• Roseburg welcomes classic cars
• ‘Survivor’ winner Hatch seeks release

OPINION

• Finally, some good economic news
• Is there a course that teaches parents how to navigate college admissions?
• Picking health care’s low-hanging fruit would be a good start
• Review open meeting laws

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Highway 20 project set for 2010
• Projects along Highway 97 should bring few delays