July 23, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Boulder kills Myrtle Creek man at logging site
• Business Calendar
• California apologizes to Chinese migrants
• Catch of the day
• Come Be A Kid at the Jefferson County Fair
• Community Events Calendar
• Correction
• DEQ will lead efforts to solve nitrate issue
• Economy cutting into school supply lists
• Energy law benefits are especially big for us
• Galina’s health care wasn’t easy ...
• Group pitches in $300,000 more to fight Seattle bag fee
• Health Datebook
• Idaho working on wine research center
• Man kills woman, himself at Fort Lewis
• Man’s body recovered from Estacada Lake
• Massive New Zealand quake moved island west
• Meetings focus on conserving lamprey
• Merkley plans visit to Jefferson County
• New charges, arrest in animal abuse probe
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• One month, many miles later, dog treks home to La Pine
• Scientists find HIV’s ‘missing link’ in sick chimps
• Suspect sought in death of girlfriend
• Three graduate from Drug Court program
• Tumalo Country Store burglarized; 2 arrested
• Where kids can just be kids

BUSINESS

• A few races likely worth a few million
• Agency must be reined in, say local officials
• Bernanke resists plan for new agency
• Boeing profit climbs; 787 plans still pending
• Budget deal now faces skeptical legislators
• Business Calendar
• Choosing a major to make money
• Chrysler, GM defend dealership closures
• Delta posts loss while AirTran reports profit
• Disney may charge for Hulu content
• Eli Lilly, Pfizer raise profit forecasts
• Energy law benefits are especially big for us
• Freshen up your home on the cheap
• Goldman buys back TARP warrants
• Hollywood in wax: A rivalry brews with new museum
• Home school’s new meaning
• It takes two to plan for retirement
• More cost cuts sought from drug industry
• News of Record: Permits
• PepsiCo profit falls 2% on sales drop
• Red ink stains a bank and its chief executive
• Slow, costly and often dangerous road to wind power
• Takeover of Delphi pensions to cost $6B
• Walls of illumination and other possibilities for flat, efficient lights
• Wells Fargo beats expectations

SPORTS

• A high lake adventure
• Baseball
• Basketball
• C.O. shooter is state champion
• Competition heats up during Stage 2 of the CCC
• Contador nears victory after Alps
• Elks fall in extra innings
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Good opportunity for trout at Ollalie
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Major League Baseball
• New team in store for Armstrong?
• On the Air
• Planning a visit to Odell Lake? Stay out of the water
• Rodeos are thriving despite recession
• Scoreboard
• Skiing
• Snow cleared, but nature is bringing the heat
• Soccer
• Swimsuit makers frustrated on eve of world meet
• Trout fishing opportunities abound in national forests
• Two Spaniards take control after a climb during the second stage
• Watson looks to rebound at Senior British Open
• Winner of first stage is victorious once again, adds to overall lead

OBITS

• Gidget rose to stardom in Taco Bell commercials
• John Barry was driving force behind success of WD-40
• Philosopher influenced Solidarity movement

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Joan Bryant
• Sherri B. Anderson

NATION & WORLD

• Bernanke resists plan for new agency
• Bill Gates: Better data on teachers mean better schools
• Budget deal now faces skeptical legislators
• Choosing a major to make money
• Clinton: Iranian nukes may lead to ‘defense umbrella" in Mideast
• Deadly race riots rock Detroit in 1967
• FDA finds chemicals in electronic cigarettes
• GOP’s Graham is 5th to support Sotomayor
• Gun rights expansion fails close Senate vote
• Jackson doctor’s clinic raided by authorities
• Lost in translation: Many interpreters are unfit, literally, for duty
• More cost cuts sought from drug industry
• Philosopher influenced Solidarity movement
• Slow, costly and often dangerous road to wind power
• ‘Stars are aligned’ - president defends rush for health reform
• Study has questions on bypass method
• Virginia Tech gunman’s mental records turn up

FEATURES

• A risk in men’s vitamins
• Alzheimer’s drug may help other memory loss problems
• Antibiotics may affect recurrence of ear infections
• Climbing stairs helps burn calories and tone muscles
• Community Datebook
• Cost of obesity in children rising
• FDA finds chemicals in electronic cigarettes
• Federal tax break pays for bike commuting
• For a delicious fruit snack this summer, enjoy a few low-calorie raspberries
• Galina’s health care wasn’t easy ...
• Health Datebook
• How to avoid kidney stones
• Jury still deliberating in faith-healing case
• Laughter: It really may be the best medicine
• More cost cuts sought from drug industry
• Nearly 22,000 patients need new vaccinations
• Primary care physicians may see benefits in new Medicare rules
• ‘Stars are aligned’ - president defends rush for health reform
• Stay motivated, stay positive while doing your workout
• Study has questions on bypass method
• Take a run on the sand, but be careful
• The wrist
• Virginia Tech gunman’s mental records turn up
• Walls of illumination and other possibilities for flat, efficient lights

ENTERTAINMENT

• Agency must be reined in, say local officials
• Archaeology site lets students delve 700 years into the past
• Community Datebook
• Disney may charge for Hulu content
• Gidget rose to stardom in Taco Bell commercials
• Grand jury may consider stars’ surrogate case
• Hollywood in wax: A rivalry brews with new museum
• Liquor regulators hit Mt. Bachelor with $3,500 fine
• Movie Times
• Pizzeria to raise funds for Special Olympics
• Publicist: Mischa Barton ‘making improvements’
• Spaghetti feed, raffle to benefit La Pine teen
• Stephen Baldwin files for bankruptcy
• Sugarland’s Nettles is on vocal rest
• Sutherland gets NYC assault charge dropped
• The fractured Framptons: Peter’s music, daughter’s acting career divide family
• Whitney Houston previews her new CD

RESTAURANTS

• Liquor regulators hit Mt. Bachelor with $3,500 fine

OPINION

• A free ride to the fair
• Bad treatment at BMC
• Cut costs, don’t raise taxes
• Delegation should address flawed law
• In protecting Metolius, land use system worked as intended
• No air noise
• Patients aren’t cars
• Reform health care