July 30, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• ACTIVE Design
• Budget cuts force Crook County inmate release
• Business Calendar
• Corrections
• Deschutes County Fair
• Deschutes timber take a cut above the state’s
• Fire along N. Umpqua River still growing
• Governor signs into law transportation package
• Hand found near Elgin part of homicide case
• Judge halts signature release in domestic partner referendum
• Kulongoski warns of veto on hatchery measure
• Military academies attract new interest during recession
• News of Record: Civil suits
• News of Record News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Northeast 18th Street in Bend closed today
• Portland fish killed in domestic disturbance
• Portland gets triple-digit heat — again
• Project aims to reduce number of children in foster care
• Spending a day on the river? It’s at your own risk
• Students - and their lab - take to the skies
• Want a campsite? Check the new rules

BUSINESS

• A boot camp to get you in shape for retirement
• Across U.S., signs that economy is stabilizing
• Assistance coming for FHA loans
• Barnes & Noble offers free Wi-Fi
• Business Calendar
• Congress takes up airline safety
• ConocoPhillips profit tumbles 76 percent
• Efficiency drive could cut energy use 23%
• Energy prices slide as unused crude piles up
• Mounting debt has the Postal Service waiting for answer
• News of Record News of Record: Permits
• Soccer Zone in Bend is closing Friday
• Sprint Nextel loses customers; shares skid
• Time Warner beats quarterly estimates
• Trustee sues Madoff’s wife for nearly $45M
• U.S. Senate bill allows energy savings to pay for upgrades
• With deal, Microsoft and Yahoo search for answer to Google

SPORTS

• After stunning loss, Phelps rebounds with record
• At X Games, motocross is most dangerous of extreme games
• Auto racing
• Awbrey Butte Circuit
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bow Season Ahead
• Canine cooldown
• Correction
• Elks finish off solid road trip with win
• Events Calendar
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Golf
• Hanging on for victory
• Major League Baseball
• Moving in, moving on: Without Favre, Vikes arrive
• NFL’s high moral ground on gambling issue is laughable
• Ollalie Lake now accessible
• On the Air
• Pac-10 looks to new commissioner
• Phillies get Cy Young winner Lee from Indians
• Redmond golfer in tie for 21st at Big ‘I’
• Sneaking and peeking for pork chops
• Tops in Bareback
• U.S. Senior Open will favor the big hitters

OBITS

• Former Indian royal Gayatri Devi, 90, dies
• Ghostwriter turned stars’ life stories into best-sellers
• Rev. Ike preached prosperity

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Joshua Isaac Christen

NATION & WORLD

• Alleged jihadist known as friendly store owner
• Bill would speed beach pollution info
• 911 call released of baby’s decapitation
• Car bomb destroys Spanish police barracks
• Discovery on energy-burning fat cells may help treat obesity
• Food safety bill vote comes up short
• Gates sees faster exit
• Holocaust museum shooting suspect indicted
• Hospitals’ lax attitude may be fostering kidney-selling
• Ireland agrees to take two Gitmo detainees
• Joining the ranks of stay-at-home dads
• Life’s not always easy for a guy named John Doe
• Musharraf skips court hearing on misrule
• Nearly 10 percent of costs in health care from obesity
• Obama stumps for health care overhaul
• President Johnson signs Medicare bill into law in 1965
• Profits may trump plan to modify mortgages
• Pro-West parties edge Moldova Communists
• Public support of plan slipping
• Rocket-scarred town enjoys period of calm
• S.C. man accused of having sex with horse
• Study: Pregnant women vulnerable to H1N1
• U.S. Senate bill allows energy savings to pay for upgrades
• Utah 7-year-old goes for spin to avoid church
• Want a campsite? Check the new rules

FEATURES

• ACTIVE Design
• Albacore tuna is high in mercury, so think light when taking a bite
• Area hospitals brace for rise in free care
• Area hospitals now use bar codes
• Calendar
• Coverage loss
• Depression, anxiety may affect chest pain
• Eating fish may ward off dementia
• Explore the legend of Billy the Kid
• Faster walkers live longer, study shows
• Fiber bulking up in popularity
• Health Datebook
• How to pack a summer first-aid kit
• Infant mortality in Oregon
• IV tube chemical linked to preemie liver woes
• Man says pharmacy gave him wrong drug that nearly killed him
• Nearly 10 percent of costs in health care from obesity
• Some straight talk on teeth whitening
• Study: Pregnant women vulnerable to H1N1
• The shade myth
• TripAdvisor uncovers top nude beaches
• Week eight: Touchback lunges

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bob Barker asks tribe to end bear enclosures
• Broken Top trailhead open; fire danger up
• Bryce Dallas Howard joins third ‘Twilight’
• Calendar
• Community Datebook
• David Alan Grier joins cast of ‘Race’
• Madonna pens article for Israeli daily
• Movie Times
• New point of view
• Pieces of Hollywood history up for auction
• Poet joins Nature roster; volunteers still sought
• ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ adds new face to 2nd season
• Sign up for inaugural Redmond Area Triathlon

OPINION

• Civil unions
• Don’t forget safety while fighting heat
• Offer solutions
• Sisters gas tax is a good idea
• Supreme Court confirmation without mortal combat
• Tax studs
• Wasteful building

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Northeast 18th Street in Bend closed today