August 14, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A frog among the lilies
• after-school activities
• Best Bets for family fun Details
• Business Calendar
• Camping in Eugene? Try the city park
• College seeks money from nuclear industry
• Crop circles lure tourists to Washington farm town
• Dispatches
• Ex-House speaker’s son killed by police
• Ex-manager at low-income clinic in Bend accused of stealing $50K
• Family Calendar
• Federal judge halts work at Maury Island gravel mine
• GO! Magazine
• Going off to college doesn’t mean goodbye
• Horse workshop set for moms, daughters
• Judge bars man from promoting tax fraud schemes
• $50 lobbyist gift limit court challenge heard
• Man accused of child sex crimes
• Man scribbles on Adams recall petition
• Mom, 25, suspected of poisoning baby
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Outlining the divide
• Protesters confront Wyden in Redmond
• Questions surround timing of legislator’s new job
• Restaurant Guide
• Seeking perfection in a bottle
• Sisters council passes 3-cent gas tax
• Special-needs families invited to pool party

BUSINESS

• Anheuser-Busch InBev reports $1.1B profit
• Business Calendar
• China says it might appeal WTO ruling
• China’s boom means bigger ramifications, and the reality of global rules
• CIT Group, New York Fed reach agreement
• Critics take a page from Obama’s playbook
• Dispatches
• Ford boosting production to meet ‘clunker’ demand
• Foreclosure filings jump 7% in July
• Midair collision shows rising friction over safety
• Netscape co-founder poised to re-enter the browser wars
• Recalls
• Seeking perfection in a bottle
• Should we shoot at pirates? West weighs arming ships
• Slipping sales a reality check for economy
• Umpqua Bank parent adjusts stock offering
• Warner Bros. targets movie-rental services

SPORTS

• A long haul
• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• Baseball
• Bend’s Schoning shines at women’s golf championship
• C.O. football officials set Monday meeting
• Conference’s annual USC chase begins
• Corvallis knocks Bend out of the postseason
• Football
• Gymnastics
• Iron Mountain via Cone Peak
• Major League Baseball
• North Twin Lake
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Sports physicals Aug. 20 in Crook Co.
• Tiger grabs one shot lead at PGA Championship
• Tiger has good reason to look ahead in PGA

OBITS

• Free-jazz drummer Rashied Ali
• Guitar virtuoso Les Paul, 94
• Psychologist Mark Rosenzweig researched changes in the brain

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Shawn Wayne Joyner

NATION & WORLD

• A candidate in Afghanistan, like Obama, runs on change
• After widespread unrest, seeking signs from Iran
• Army opens a ‘wiki’ to update field manuals
• Attorney general wants Sanford ethics inquiry
• California budget deal means no more IOUs
• China says it might appeal WTO ruling
• China’s boom means bigger ramifications, and the reality of global rules
• Clinton offers support to president of Liberia
• Europe extends Myanmar sanctions
• Feds tour possible site for holding detainees
• Midair collision shows rising friction over safety
• Oregon Territory created in 1848
• Pentagon, governors fight over reservists
• Police subdue suspect to end L.A. standoff
• Psychologist Mark Rosenzweig researched changes in the brain
• The brain’s sense of self

FEATURES

• Ex-manager at low-income clinic in Bend accused of stealing $50K
• New research may get to root of cancer cells
• Outlining the divide
• Protesters confront Wyden in Redmond
• taking a look at history
• The brain’s sense of self
• ‘The Goods’ is a vulgar slice of humor

ENTERTAINMENT

• A box filled with fun for Ninja Turtle lovers
• A Picker’s delight
• ART EXHIBITS
• ‘Bandslam’
• Boring Emmys are not so bad, academy decides
• Escape from the everyday
• Free-jazz drummer Rashied Ali
• Guitar virtuoso Les Paul, 94
• High Strung return to Bend library
• Joan’s arc
• Just think of it as a love story
• Ladies and gentlemen, it’s Sunspot Jonz!
• MOVIE TIMES
• music releases
• New dvd releases
• On local screens
• out of town
• planning ahead
• ‘Ponyo’
• ‘Ponyo’ is beauty and magic worth viewing
• Quilt show set for Bend’s Pioneer Park
• Sandwiches in store
• Seminar to discuss voice-over industry
• Silver Moon offers tons of tunes
• Story times, library youth events for Aug. 14-20
• Stylish in its strategy
• talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The aliens aren’t pretty
• ‘The Goods’ is a vulgar slice of humor
• The roar returns
• this week
• Upcoming Concerts
• Warm Gadget’s grand opening is Saturday

RESTAURANTS

• Sandwiches in store

OPINION

• County’s silence is a matter of choice
• ‘Hope’ and ‘change’ bankrupting U.S.
• ‘Julie and Julia’ a welcome diversion on a computer-free day
• Openness under threat in Washington state

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Correction
• Sisters council passes 3-cent gas tax