August 13, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A competitive instinct
• A firm base of support
• Almost too successful?
• Bend company on fast-growth list
• Bomb scare ends concert in Roseburg
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Deschutes to prioritize road maintenance
• Fields set ablaze for final time
• Health advisories lifted, new one issued
• Judge dismisses Measure 37 cases
• Man pleads not guilty in Seattle stabbings
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Oregon Zoo releases threatened butterflies
• PremierWest Bancorp reports $28.6M loss
• Rep. Galizio to leave House to join OUS
• Schools, agencies coordinate efforts as fall approaches
• Sentence revisited after appeal of ’01 brutal murder
• St. Charles Redmond becomes better equipped for trauma care
• State high court to rule on lobbyist gift limit
• Weddings fight shifts to religious bias issues
• West Nile virus found in Eastern Oregon
• Wyden visit sparks protest rumors

BUSINESS

• A competitive instinct
• Almost too successful?
• Bend company on fast-growth list
• BPA reports peak wind power
• Business Calendar
• Fed says recession is near an end
• Judge dismisses Measure 37 cases
• Judge rebuffs Obama officials on mountaintop mining policy
• Macy’s profit falls; profit outlook boosted
• News of Record: Permits
• PremierWest Bancorp reports $28.6M loss
• Redbox sues 20th Century Fox
• Retirement could prove challenging if Gen Y keeps current habits
• Slow start for small-business loan program
• Student borrowing rose over 4 years
• This isn’t money (unless you’re in Pittsboro, N.C.)
• Tired of this penny? New ones on the way
• Toll Brothers reports increase in contracts
• U.S., Swiss reach deal on secret accounts
• WTO win could create opportunities in China

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend’s Horner finishes 2nd overall at Tour de l’Ain
• Boxing
• Crosswater prepares for the pros
• Cycling
• DOWN BY THE RIVER
• Elks toss shutout to extend playoff series
• Fly-tying corner
• Gary Payton in Oregon Sports Hall of Fame class
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Inherited bass fever
• Injured Elk gets encouraging news after being hit in face
• Kokanee fishing is picking up at Lake Billy Chinook
• Locals highlight Portland State roster
• Major League Baseball
• Mustang roundup planned
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Soccer
• The buzz word at Hazeltine

OBITS

• Actor John Quade co-starred in movies with Clint Eastwood
• Pioneering climber Cassin dies at 100

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Arnold K. Dunagan
• Death notices
• Timothy Lynn Corfield

NATION & WORLD

• 16 ‘agents of change’ awarded Medals of Freedom
• As Afghan vote nears, intimidation campaign intensifies
• As aspirin’s benefits multiply, experts warn of its many risks
• As Sunnis attack, Shiites show restraint
• Banned ‘burquini’ opens new chapter in France’s religious freedom fight
• City of Berlin is divided in 1961
• Fierce protests over coup enter 2nd day in Honduras
• Future is digital, and textbooks are history
• Gay-rights group: Wait for 2012 to attack ban
• Mexican court orders 22 tied to ‘97 massacre freed
• NASA narrows options for its future
• Obama shifts to take an active, if background, role in health talks
• Report: Israeli troops fired on Gazans waving white flags
• Student borrowing rose over 4 years
• This isn’t money (unless you’re in Pittsboro, N.C.)
• Tired of this penny? New ones on the way

FEATURES

• A firm base of support
• A simple breakfast, Cheerios is the better bet on fiber and sugar
• Alternative lifestyle
• As aspirin’s benefits multiply, experts warn of its many risks
• Balance is key to a healthy life
• Banned ‘burquini’ opens new chapter in France’s religious freedom fight
• Blumenauer defends health care legislation
• Breast cancer patients: Now, feel free to weight train again
• Breast-feeding linked to lower cancer risk
• Calendar
• Finding the bottom line, one patient at a time
• Health advisories lifted, new one issued
• Health Datebook
• How to cut mold allergies
• Keep working out in summer
• Obama shifts to take an active, if background, role in health talks
• OHSU program helps doctors resume practice after a break
• People
• Reducing delirium in elderly hospital patients is possible
• Rogue River makes list of best rafting sites
• Schools, agencies coordinate efforts as fall approaches
• St. Charles Redmond becomes better equipped for trauma care
• Study finds diet has no effect on autism
• Study: Organic foods no more nutritious
• Swine flu cases may be rising
• Vampire craze lures fans to Forks, Wash.
• Weddings fight shifts to religious bias issues
• Week one: tree pose
• West Nile virus found in Eastern Oregon
• Work up a little sweat when out on a walk
• Yosemite’s Ahwahnee Hotel due for remodel

ENTERTAINMENT

• Actor John Quade co-starred in movies with Clint Eastwood
• Bend resident featured on ‘History Detectives’
• Bend’s KPOV collecting cans, bottles for funds
• Big Brothers Big Sisters to hold fundraiser
• Calendar
• Central Oregon stars in photography exhibit
• Community Datebook
• Fox special promises a look inside the head of Octomom
• Get a sneak peek at upcoming plays
• Liam Neeson is back on the red carpet
• Movie Times
• Neil Diamond’s latest projects due out Friday
• Tharp’s and Sinatra’s talents mix in musical
• Vienna palace chosen for Jackson tribute
• Young is MusiCares person of the year

OPINION

• Aggressive town hall tactics could backfire on the GOP
• How not to win the public’s trust
• Reform proposals unhealthy for U.S.
• Schools try bonus pay

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Deschutes to prioritize road maintenance