July 16, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Albany fisherman missing in Washington
• Bomb hoax closes Bend’s Dayspring Park
• Budget cuts again loom after transit fee is killed
• Business Calendar
• Charity crunch: In tough times, like causes join forces to raise donations
• Classes
• 2 climbers stranded at Smith Rock are rescued overnight
• Correction
• County: No decision on rural weddings
• Defendant details planning his wife’s death together
• Defense cites bias in faith healing trial
• Endeavour finally lifts off on mission to space station
• Finding their own way to the fair
• Klamath water war eases as sides negotiate salmon deal
• Man guilty of torturing pregnant girlfriend
• Metolius forest road maintenance scheduled
• Mitchell man charged with animal neglect
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• POWER to survive
• Rating system puts a number on a home’s energy costs
• Redmond city manager candidate forum today
• Returning from deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, Central Oregon’s veterans are left wondering, Where are our jobs?
• Split verdict in trial for fatal crash
• Thousands pack downtown Portland for reclusive comic
• ‘Tragic yet remarkable story of courage’
• Tree thinning planned along key forest road into Sunriver

BUSINESS

• At Wal-Mart, a push to make its labels reflect carbon footprint
• Business Calendar
• Consumer prices rise
• Consumers try to hone spending strategies
• Drugmakers settle investigation
• Fed: Unemployment will top 10% this year
• Federal, state cash powers local hydroelectric projects
• Finding their own way to the fair
• Foreclosures rise 15% in first half of 2009
• FTC, states act to stop sham loan consultants
• Grant to help restore bee habitat near farms
• Intel’s earnings help drive market surge
• Merchants push back against fees from card companies
• News of Record: Permits
• Rating system puts a number on a home’s energy costs
• Reality tourists
• Recalls
• Returning from deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, Central Oregon’s veterans are left wondering, Where are our jobs?
• White House opposes reversal of dealer cuts at GM, Chrysler
• With federal aid denied, CIT’s future is in doubt

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Cavendish wins another stage Armstrong, Contador bide time
• Discovering the Ochocos
• Elks take second in a row against RiverDogs
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Hockey
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• 3 local, 2 Idaho men face wildlife charges
• On the Air
• Prineville youth fishing pond now stocked and open
• Second half starts with many close races and trade speculation for Jays’ Halladay
• Sports in Brief
• Tam McArthur, South Sister trails mostly clear of snow
• Tie on a ‘hopper
• What lies beneath
• Will David Duval’s comeback continue?
• With poor insurance, injured athletes add to college debt

OBITS

• Blues Brothers consultant dies at 62 in NYC
• British musician, growing deaf, and his wife die hand-in-hand

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Glenn Elery Murphy
• Rodney Howard Childress
• Susan Shatzal
• Suzanne Frawley

NATION & WORLD

• Another progressive day for Episcopalians
• Federal, state cash powers local hydroelectric projects
• First manned moon mission launches in 1969
• Human-rights activist shot to death in Russia
• 11 killed, 61 injured in Iraq bombings
• Korean property case may set precedent
• N.Y. teenager arrested in Starbucks bombing
• Plane crashes in Iran, killing all 168 aboard
• Racial achievement gap shifts
• Recalls
• Senate panel approves health care reform bill
• Twitter falls victim to hackers — again
• Views on abortion questioned
• What have we learned about Sotomayor?
• White House opposes reversal of dealer cuts at GM, Chrysler
• With federal aid denied, CIT’s future is in doubt

FEATURES

• Another progressive day for Episcopalians
• Be prepared for mosquitoes as they make their way to Bend, Redmond
• Before you bite into that Big Mac ...
• Being socially active aids motor skills
• $2.5 billion spent, no alternative medicine cures found
• Calendar
• Charity crunch: In tough times, like causes join forces to raise donations
• Classes
• Drinking age affects bingeing, to a point
• Drugmakers settle investigation
• For eye health, eat spinach like Popeye
• For your next salad, skip the ranch and try a bit of buttermilk dressing
• Health care reform and what it means for you
• How safe is the fish you’re planning to eat?
• Obesity rates on rise
• Oldest woman to give birth dies, leaving behind her twin 2-year-old boys
• People
• POWER to survive
• Reality tourists
• Returning from deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, Central Oregon’s veterans are left wondering, Where are our jobs?
• Senate panel approves health care reform bill
• Simple tips to prevent, treat swimmer’s ear
• Uninsured costs
• Week seven: Bent over row
• Young man’s recovery may put Kansas chaplain on the road to sainthood

ENTERTAINMENT

• Blues Brothers consultant dies at 62 in NYC
• Britney’s Warsaw stop on tour canceled
• Calendar
• Faith-based group to host carnival, spread drug awareness
• From ‘Apprentice’ to lieutenant governor?
• In NYC, a literal way to follow the stars
• Kids can make a splash at Deschutes Dash on Saturday
• Midnight hour strikes $22M for ‘Harry Potter’
• Movie Times
• Nominee and Franken both ‘Perry Mason’ fans
• Paisley and Krauss to play White House
• Traditional comedies poised to make comeback at Emmys

OPINION

• Hasty health plan
• Help for kids
• Insurance problems argue for health care reform
• Not shysters
• Not sugar
• Proud conservative
• Yes to commercial court

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Budget cuts again loom after transit fee is killed
• Metolius forest road maintenance scheduled