July 15, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A museum-quality experience for teen volunteers
• Bend City Council to meet with residents
• Bend man dies from injuries in collision
• Broker may aid city in land sale
• Business Calendar
• Business holds drive for school supplies
• Climbers stranded at Smith Rock
• Correction
• High Desert ESD gets $943,000 grant
• Intel shares soar as it tops soft forecast
• It’ll be law now - but Metolius ban is brewing another battle
• KBNZ’s parent files for Chapter 11
• Mixed data may show a market on the cusp
• Mountain snow melts faster now; blame dust in the wind
• New city hall planned in Madras
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log
• Oregon guard unit is welcomed home
• Program helps low-income seniors buy fresh produce
• Protecting pigs from people
• Redmond officials consider economic development panel
• Some crews to leave area of Black Butte fire
• Summer camps and programs
• Two climbers rescued at Smith Rock
• Walden tries, fails again to ban FCC’s long-defunct fairness rule
• Welcome to the slog
• Whatever floats your summer boat
• Wholesale prices, retail sales both rise

BUSINESS

• A very tweet recipe from a Bend Twitterer
• Boeing to ax jobs
• Broker may aid city in land sale
• Correction
• Derivatives are focus of antitrust investigators
• Goldman Sachs posts $2.7 billion profit
• Intel shares soar as it tops soft forecast
• It’ll be law now - but Metolius ban is brewing another battle
• Johnson & Johnson profit drops 3.5%
• KBNZ’s parent files for Chapter 11
• Madoff begins serving 150-year prison sentence
• Mixed data may show a market on the cusp
• New city hall planned in Madras
• Not so windy anymore?
• Program helps low-income seniors buy fresh produce
• Protecting pigs from people
• Recalls
• Redmond officials consider economic development panel
• ‘Same clothes, new outfits’
• SEC chief outlines series of initiatives
• Take a dip in a new swimsuit
• Walden tries, fails again to ban FCC’s long-defunct fairness rule
• Washington jobless rate up more than expected
• Welcome to the slog
• Wholesale prices, retail sales both rise

SPORTS

• Barton misses cut at Pub Links
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cavendish wins tech-free Tour stage
• Correction
• Golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• Greens on the mend
• Greg Norman commits to The Tradition
• High Desert Classic starts today
• Hockey
• Horse Racing
• King for a day
• Madras pro wins Prineville Invitational
• Meadow Lakes looking for jr. golfers
• Men’s Golf
• On the Air
• Quail Run to host junior golf camp
• Scoreboard
• Swing changes, but there’s no change in British Open favorite
• Thanks to the bullpen, AL once again tops NL
• Two big innings lead Elks over RiverDogs

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Dorothy Lee Murphy
• Margaret Annie Ackley

NATION & WORLD

• Congress lays groundwork for CIA probe
• Episcopal Church OKs gays for clergy
• For a group of 2 million veterans, care falls short
• Forget carbon; do we need a cow tax?
• Former Liberian leader angrily denounces trial for war crimes
• Going to Mars, but close to home
• House health care plan details higher taxes for the rich
• In reversal, mortgages are lucrative for many banks in second quarter
• Iran: Few words for China, but plenty for Germany
• Nixon announces visit to China in 1971
• Obama plans $12B infusion for community colleges
• Sotomayor pushes back over accusations of bias
• Southwest checks planes after hole forces landing
• Walden tries, fails again to ban FCC’s long-defunct fairness rule

FEATURES

• Calendar
• float on ...
• Protecting pigs from people
• Take a dip in a new swimsuit

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ director in hospital
• Calendar
• float on ...
• Movie Times
• Russell Brand to host VMAs for 2nd year
• Some ‘Last Words’ from George Carlin
• Sotomayor hearings not exactly must-see TV

OPINION

• Born with a price
• City of Bend employees sacrifice to avoid layoffs
• Fine with discretion
• Friendly ambassadors
• No paved trail
• Not so quick
• Paying for buses
• Sotomayor embodies the trade-offs in the way we live
• Stimulus comes close to flunking