August 09, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A bite of haggis ... a bit of fun ... a spot of shopping
• Among foreclosures and short sales alike, it’s a buyer’s market
• Businesses, banks alike caught in credit crunch
• Calendar
• Court papers shed new light on suspected prostitute ring
• Creswell shooting suspect then smoked pot, officers say
• Delivered at St. Charles Bend
• Edmonds — Greaves
• Fishermen fear loss of valuable petrale sole
• Fowler — Luna
• Gulick — Goodman
• It’s all happening at the ZOO
• Kamna — Garrett
• Locally made biodiesel gaining ground
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oxford’s a good fit for downtown
• Pacific Crest Trail hiker comes home
• Rahmsdorff — Wooten
• Renewing Sunriver mall rolls ahead
• Taunting texter burns woman’s possessions, Portland police say
• Ward — Mills-Price
• Woman, horses hurt in highway crash
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Among foreclosures and short sales alike, it’s a buyer’s market
• Businesses, banks alike caught in credit crunch
• Chamber stands out for blunt criticism of White House
• Eddie Bauer looks to return to active roots
• Electronics sales head for rare fall
• Even in hard times, things need fixing
• Fast-flashing turn signals are usually quick to fix
• Governors fear reform’s added costs
• Mortgage rates dip
• News of Record: Deeds
• One of few to set records
• Online ad spending drops again in U.S.
• Oxford’s a good fit for downtown
• Renewing Sunriver mall rolls ahead
• Wanted: College grads willing to relocate (Chinese optional)

SPORTS

• After battling racism, veteran finds peace on his golf course
• Auto Racing
• Baseball
• Cards still rue final drive in Super Bowl
• Corvallis is too much for Bend once again
• Failure to yield is causing most bike vs. car crashes
• Football
• Going Global
• Golf Scoreboard
• Harrington will try for wire-to-wire win
• Hockey
• Horse Racing
• Inductees give Hall of Fame ceremony a distinct Bills flavor
• Johnson poised for breakthrough win
• Major League Baseball
• Many players in the NFL are hit hard by divorce
• New ATV rules help preserve a historic Santiam Pass road
• On the Air
• Ortiz explains just a little
• Roddick, del Potro advance to Washington final
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks sign top draft pick
• Ultimate Fighting
• Vijarro in control at Oregon Stroke Play

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Earl Dean Cornett

NATION & WORLD

• A privilege in debate
• Beatles fans swarm Abbey Road
• Bombs made in Afghanistan more lethal than those in Iraq
• 2 embassies’ workers confess in mass Iran trial
• Fewer (or more?) clunkers are heading to charities
• For elderly in Iraq, a new ordeal, a new home
• Friends and foes riled over Obama"s use of Bush tactic
• Holder close to opening CIA inquiry
• Iraq pressures Iran on 3 detained hikers
• Major lawsuit foments new tension within gay-marriage movement
• No survivors found as 2 aircraft collide
• Now sworn in, Sotomayor’s a rookie again
• One of few to set records
• Oregon senators reach break with a flurry of legislation
• Paying for work that is unpaid
• Police: Major Indonesian plot foiled
• Power struggle follows death of Taliban chief
• The religion of recycling, practiced as well as preached
• To-do list is largely undone
• Unopposed, Abbas re-elected easily
• U.S. nuke kills an estimated 74,000 in Nagasaki in 1945
• Wanted: College grads willing to relocate (Chinese optional)
• 40 years after Manson murders, ‘Family’ remains haunted by horror

FEATURES

• Governors fear reform’s added costs
• If they can find time for a date ...
• It’s all happening at the ZOO
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, Youth Notes, College Notes
• Pacific Crest Trail hiker comes home

ENTERTAINMENT

• Adam Carolla to publish book of rants
• Author shows glimpse of life that’s just good
• Best-sellers
• Bowen keeps it real in ‘Royal Flush’
• Classics rock on: Why golden-age oldies dominate concert scene
• Enjoy wine by the river for a worthy cause
• James Lee Burke brings back Hackberry
• ‘Last Ember’ follows in ‘Da Vinci Code’ steps
• Movie Times
• Russo’s ‘Cape Magic’ is no ‘Empire Falls’
• Steven Tyler breaks shoulder in stage fall
• Sunriver’s Kayak Kantata set for Aug. 30
• Trial date set for suit against Freeman
• TV’s Elly May Clampett is happy at home in La.
• When David fought Goliath in NYC’s Washington Square
• Young author finds her niche with debut novel

OPINION

• A privilege in debate
• Green shoots in Palestine
• How we can achieve bipartisan health reform
• In the wing-nut world, health reform means Granny’s toast
• Iran’s political shift and the fate of the regime
• Obama’s race to change America
• Oxford’s a good fit for downtown
• Putting real value on human life
• Who sets your property taxes?
• Why the blue states feel blue