July 14, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Archdiocese papers set for release
• Bank earnings send stocks higher
• Bend city employees skip pay increase
• Bend man may be facing his seventh DUII conviction
• Black Butte II Fire contained, still burning
• Boater rescued on Upper Klamath Lake
• Business Calendar
• Christian high school stays open in Prineville
• Company fined for late reporting on leaks
• Correction
• Feds ban krill fishing to save them for whales
• Hanging out at the high desert museum
• 6 hurt in 3-vehicle crash on U.S. 97
• Mill Quarter group holding block party
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Oregon jobless rate remains above 12%
• Oregon’s getting fair share, says transit czar
• Out of this world
• Parents seek school guidance in fundraising
• Police arrest man who evaded officers
• Presto pesto
• Spinach Pesto
• State wants people, pigs kept apart at fairs
• The dealership that survived GM’s cuts
• Trial over death of child may go to jury this week
• UBS hearing delayed

BUSINESS

• Airlines, already suffering, brace for more pain
• Americans’ stress over debt seems to be easing up
• Bank earnings send stocks higher
• Bing search engine delivers credibility to Microsoft
• Feds debate the fate of a lender
• Having fun without breaking the bank
• Mill Quarter group holding block party
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oregon jobless rate remains above 12%
• UBS hearing delayed

SPORTS

• AL dominates NL these days
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend Elks to host showcase camp
• Bend fencer brings home medals from U.S. Nationals
• Bend Little League team headed to state
• Bend’s Barton fires 73 at Pub Links
• Cancer survivor ready for Tour des Chutes
• Central Oregon youngsters place at state track meet
• C.O. softball team wins tournament
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar Events Calendar
• Contador plays down tension with Armstrong
• Dive into Deschutes Dash this weekend
• Elks’ game to benefit high school sports
• For golfers, nothing is certain but their clothes
• Girls softball team prevails at state
• Golf
• Good grooming
• Hockey
• Hunter gets jail, revoked license
• Muddy volleyball games set for mid-August
• On the Air
• Prince Fielder takes home run crown
• Registration still open for relay
• Rowan Memorial swim meet on tap in Redmond
• Sisters youth programs need volunteer coaches
• Sunrise to Summit on the horizon
• Toss once, toss twice and you’re hooked

OBITS

• Exhibition designer Constantine Raitzky, 78
• Former Lebanese Prime Minister Amin al-Hafez
• Reedy, 72, involved in crash that killed former Yankees manager Billy Martin
• Wilkes designed pop music art

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Fred Todd

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan police chief, 3 officers die in blast
• Bowing to fate, Japan’s premier calls election
• Cats tell you if they’re happy or hungry
• Cordial start is followed by political push-and-pull
• Dance the night away? Not in Des Moines
• Exhibition designer Constantine Raitzky, 78
• Face of philanthropy is getting younger
• Former Lebanese Prime Minister Amin al-Hafez
• Medvedev is cheered in breakaway region
• Meth-laden past lingers in homes
• Oregon’s getting fair share, says transit czar
• Reedy, 72, involved in crash that killed former Yankees manager Billy Martin
• Swat Valley refugees begin returning home
• Tension high in Chinese city after police kill two Uighurs
• Thunderstorms cause 5th delay for shuttle
• U.S. diplomat unhurt in Iraq bombing
• U.S. outlaw ‘Billy the Kid’ is shot and killed by Pat Garrett in 1881
• Wilkes designed pop music art

FEATURES

• A few cleaning ideas worth their salt
• Calendar
• Christian high school stays open in Prineville
• Cocktails and corn: What drinks go with summer’s symbolic grain
• Do odd names make boys go bad?
• Green Bean, Tomato, and Potato Salad with Almond and Basil Pesto
• Green beans taste like summer
• Hammering home questions on nails
• High-performing plants highlighted in display garden plants
• Learning to love MSG with a basic beef cut
• Let them eat cupcakes
• Olive-Parsley Pesto Spread with Shrimp and Celery
• Presto pesto
• Recipe Finder
• Time to rewind
• Trading fatty beef for flavorsome bison
• Vanilla beans: Costly, but worth it
• Wondering about your one window?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Andy Warhol’s Jackson portrait out of auction
• Bend’s Jake’s Diner gets recognition for service
• Bulletin seeks stories of vacation disasters
• Calendar
• Fawcett friend to publish diary
• Financial booklets available for seniors
• Garage sale to help students in Rwanda
• Judge rules Hatch can’t travel for ‘Survivor’
• Movie Times
• Neil Patrick Harris to host Emmys
• Rotary hosting young professional exchange
• Ryan Seacrest signs deal for ‘Idol’ and new projects
• Shifting hues
• Viral video is infecting TV, too

OPINION

• Bend firefighters to health care rescue
• Build a well: making a difference with clean water
• Local teachers’ sacrifices undervalued
• Transportation fee should expire

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• 6 hurt in 3-vehicle crash on U.S. 97
• Oregon’s getting fair share, says transit czar