July 27, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A conclusion at the Classics
• Calendar
• Downtown Bend bar robbed by gunman
• Downturn hasn’t put damper on green jobs in Central Oregon
• Even in a recession, we pamper our pets
• Fire crews contain East Fire near La Pine
• Human hand found in Eastern Oregon
• Inverness Jail inmate indicted in phone scam
• Meet Ebony
• Missing Linn County man, 80, found alive
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• OSU dig uncovers artifacts of early homesteaders
• Pets calendar
• Police see a spike in some calls during bad economy
• Subsidies for child care aid families, providers
• 9 summer hazards for pets
• Typical for July: a hot, dry week
• Unique program here hopes to break barriers to banking
• Watch for work zones throughout the region
• 15-year-old boy drowns in Clackamas River
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Adventurous woman starts Web site for female travelers
• Downturn hasn’t put damper on green jobs in Central Oregon
• Health overhaul needs GOP to pass, a top Democrat says
• Unique program here hopes to break barriers to banking

SPORTS

• Another six days of cycling set to kick off on Tuesday
• Auto Racing
• Baseball
• Boxing
• Brown takes a win in NHRA’s top fuel
• Contador earns second Tour victory
• Elks take two over Bells to stay in second place
• Finishing touches
• Ginepri wins third ATP title at Indy
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hamilton picks up first F1 victory of 2009
• Henderson, Rice officially inducted into Hall of Fame
• Johnson grabs Indy win
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Power races way to first win in IndyCar
• Promising rookie rider closes out wire-to-wire Cascade Classic win
• Racing Scoreboard
• Roberts wins British Open in playoff
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Swimming

OBITS

• Florida senator tackled Schiavo case
• Former Vanderbilt Chancellor Alexander Heard, 92
• Malaysian director of films about race
• Widow of Jamaica’s first prime minister dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Pamela K. Montoya

NATION & WORLD

• Ahmadinejad seen as increasingly vulnerable
• North Korea says it is open to new dialogue
• Palin says she ‘will fight even harder’ as she leaves Alaska governor’s office
• Pipe bomb explodes in 1996 at Atlanta Olympics, killing 1
• Sarkozy hospitalized after collapsing
• Scientists try to stop schizophrenia in its tracks
• Will unions take the innovation out of charter schools?

FEATURES

• Lose the rsum, start networking to find a new job
• Scientists try to stop schizophrenia in its tracks
• Unique program here hopes to break barriers to banking

ENTERTAINMENT

• Billy Joel ill, postpones 2nd upstate N.Y. show
• CHILLIN’ OVER WINE
• Movie Times
• She’s still here, up for anything
• Timberlake christens eco-friendly golf course
• Why rescue groups aren’t too excited about ‘G-Force’

OPINION

• Abolish insurance companies and lower health care costs
• Banner year for Skyline Forest
• Crater Lake’s no wilderness
• Why Pakistan’s stability matters

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Watch for work zones throughout the region