August 02, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Alabama man charged in Portland airport security case
• Beesley
• Bend could soon fill ADA-related position
• Births
• Building up Bend’s business landscape
• Calendar
• Cowboy up, Wallowa-style
• Freitag — Ponder
• Lightning brings fires, outages
• Man in jail after false report of chopper crash
• Murri
• News of Record: Deeds
• Port, tribes clash over 1855 treaty
• Seeking green power solutions for hazy days
• Shots fired in Bend; police seek suspect
• Springfield man faces federal charge in underage Web prostitution ring
• Swalley district pays big to halt Bend’s growth
• Veterans question limited Medals of Honor
• Volunteer Search - August 2009
• Warnings renewed about insects in firewood
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Bernanke takes hit on own investments
• Billions in Lehman claims could bury an elusive insurer
• Building up Bend’s business landscape
• Fake bomb cripples LaGuardia
• Fewer Americans taking cruises - but the world still loves them
• Frugal parents toss out idea of disposable training pants
• Game-makers pause, reload
• Keep your oily messes contained
• News of Record: Deeds
• Seeking green power solutions for hazy days
• Swalley district pays big to halt Bend’s growth
• The time is now to show support for The Tradition
• Troubleshooting a mysterious stall
• U.S. airfares plunge to historic lows
• What remains when an auto plant is closed
• What’s become of the wagon?
• Windows 7 on the way: What should you do?
• 30-year mortgage rates rise a fraction

SPORTS

• A blurry line to cross
• At 103-year-old Vermont ballpark, time is the opponent
• Auto racing
• Briscoe edges Carpenter in photo finish in Kentucky
• C.O. golfers set for U.S. Amateur qualifier at Juniper
• Competitors survive the elements in Cascade Lakes Relay
• Elks scrubbed, will face Knights in doubleheader
• Football
• Funk is on top at U.S. Senior Open
• Getting a handicap isn’t as daunting as it sounds
• Grass-roots courting brings America back to tennis
• Horse racing
• Juniors take center stage
• Major League Baseball
• Motocross star Fiolek wins in her debut
• On the Air
• Phelps knocks off Cavic in hyped race
• Renowned fly angler to appear tonight in Bend
• Scoreboard
• Seattle on the run without Holmgren at the helm
• Tennis
• Woods fires 65 for lead at Buick Open

OBITS

• Auschwitz artist Dina Babbitt dies
• Toy executive Lynn Pressman played on doctor worries

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A golden 40 years at McDonald’s, with no plans to retire
• A real murder mystery? It’s the low crime rate
• 3 American hikers in Iraq cross border into Iran and are detained
• Among heroes, finding the fakes
• Anti-‘rationing’ drive sparks senior fears, seeks to derail health reform
• Biologists wage underwater war for health of San Francisco Bay
• Bush calls for strong message to N. Korea
• Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan have roots in Pashtun ethnic agenda
• Deschutes likely to accept Homeland Security grant
• Dozens detained after Malaysians rally
• For a Marine killed in combat, First a medal, then a whole ship
• Guantanamo death said to be asphyxiation
• Halted ’03 Iraq plan illustrates U.S. fear of cyberwar risk
• Hard times in Haiti mean many risk lives at sea
• 100 Iranian reformists go on trial en masse
• It may be vitamin D’s day in the sun
• Jewish restitution bogs down in Eastern Europe
• Land donation helps clear way for Navajo Code Talker museum
• Nigerian official: 700 died in recent fighting
• Now retired, Souter urges civic education
• NRA threats fail to sway senators on Sotomayor
• Prolonged aid to the unemployed running low
• Rallying support by promising less
• Russia accuses Georgia of raising tension
• 6 shot near Chicago church
• The uncertain fate of Iranian dissidents in Iraq
• U.S.-Dutch gay couples wed in Amsterdam
• ‘Wild Bill’ Hickok killed playing poker in 1876

FEATURES

• Arranged marriages thrive in Unification Church
• Cowboy up, Wallowa-style
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes
• One state’s ban of wine with nude label is marketing boon

ENTERTAINMENT

• An amorous tale of love in repressive, post-revolution Iran
• Author pens memoir of grandfather, cowboy hall of famer
• Author’s debut is a bit heavy
• Behind the scenes of ‘Wait Wait ... Don’t Tell Me!’
• Best-sellers
• Director Lee attends ‘Woodstock’ screening
• ‘Gilligan’s’ Mary Ann to host auction in Idaho
• In Cuba, del Toro wins international award
• Joyce Maynard’s latest novel is a gripping tale of betrayal
• Jude Law to be a dad again, but who’s mom?
• Movie Times
• New young adult novel takes on a serious tone
• Novel revisits 1969 Jersey Shore murders
• Reality TV boils in August heat
• Register for obesity awareness walk
• Small fictional town setting for big issues
• Southern city’s got a seamy underside
• Tradition sales benefit local youth nonprofit

OPINION

• Bob Thomas’ successful local history
• Building ‘green’ with less gold
• Health reform proposal doesn’t seek to kill old people
• No time to skimp on those asterisks
• Reservation rule will help campers
• The hypocrisy of America’s angry aristocrats
• The incredible power of posterity will always survive
• The time is now to show support for The Tradition
• Tom Watson gave us all a lesson
• Two heroes in Pakistan who need some support