August 16, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• An effort to bring the condor back to Northern California, then beyond?
• Bend builders may get a 2nd fee break
• Bend council to discuss cost, options for updating water system
• Bend man sues canine trainer, says her off-leash dog bit him
• Births
• Calendar
• Cooper — Kuyper
• Decades-old errors leave landowners in trouble
• Deschutes Sheriff’s deputy wins gold
• Development in The Old Mill
• Gutted
• Improved learning through teacher advancement is this group’s goal
• Insurers push wildfire prevention
• Longtime salsa plant exits Eugene for Washington
• Low bids mean Oregon can do more projects
• 1,630 marijuana plants seized on reservation
• Multnomah weighs vehicle registration fee
• Murdered teen’s family sues Clackamas County
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes
• Old-school air race
• Portland bicyclist dragged 150 feet
• PRONGHORN PARADISE
• Sanders — Johnson
• Threats still loom for area banks
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A soldier’s eye in the sky
• As studios cut their budgets, the indie spirit saves the day
• Bend builders may get a 2nd fee break
• California companies: Nevada is beckoning
• Debit card spending pushes past credit
• Decades-old errors leave landowners in trouble
• Foreclosures rise 7% from June to July
• Giving Google a jolt: A peek at its reformed search engine
• Gutted
• Mortgage rates rise
• News of Record: Deeds
• Old-school air race
• Revamp aims lower yet comes up short
• The biggest Ponzi schemes in the nation?
• The Old Mill District: Then and now
• Threats still loom for area banks
• Troubleshooting an oil-light issue

SPORTS

• A closer look at the players
• A tight battle at the top
• Armstrong wins Leadville 100
• At Tradition, get up close and personal
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Being a good fan: A spectator’s guide
• Bernhard Langer
• Bring in the Funk
• Champions Tour Facts and figures
• Could this be the major where Tiger loses a lead?
• Crosswater ready for third year
• Crosswater survival guide
• Diving
• Football
• Gary Player
• Greg Norman
• Gymnastics
• Healing Reins sets date for fundraiser
• 2009 Jeld-Wen Tradition schedule
• Major League Baseball
• Makings of a champ
• On the Air
• Roddick ousted; Murray beats Tsonga in Montreal
• Scoreboard
• The birthplace of American golf, now for sale in West Va.
• The stars come out
• These guys can teach you a thing or two
• Tiger leads by just two
• Tom Watson
• Up the ladder
• U.S. has a youthful squad in Berlin
• Volleyball players get down and dirty in Terrebonne

OBITS

• Kenneth Bacon an ‘invaluable’ advocate for refugees

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• David E.L.J. Grandpierre
• Death notices
• Keith Redwine

NATION & WORLD

• A soldier’s eye in the sky
• Ads on health reform swamp the airwaves
• As farmers age, matchmakers join aspirants with pros
• Berkeley’s Japanese skulls may be illegal
• Bomb kills 7 near NATO’s Afghanistan headquarters
• Communities cater to boomers who adopt a retiree lifestyle without retiring
• Drug-resistant swine flu cases discovered in Seattle
• Egyptians sail home with captive pirates
• Elephants hurt by land mines walking again
• Elvis Presley dies on this day in 1977
• Gas tax discussion on another agenda, this time in Culver
• GI Jane, stealthily but slowly, breaks the combat barrier
• Gun law complaints trail Obama during national park tours
• Imam’s death ends bloody clash in Gaza
• 3 Iraqis killed during U.S. mortar exercise
• Is ‘health’ missing from health care debate?
• Kenneth Bacon an ‘invaluable’ advocate for refugees
• Mousavi creates a political network
• Parade in N.D. tries for most fire trucks
• Slow progress on a dozen blazes
• Suspect in notorious ’64 race killings dies
• Taiwan awaits relief
• Webb"s talks in Myanmar come at a tense time
• White House and Madison, through a slave’s memoir
• Woodstock’s 40th draws 15,000 revelers

FEATURES

• Drug-resistant swine flu cases discovered in Seattle
• How the Irishes made their wedding decor
• It’s not too early to start planning for Bumbershoot
• More couples using DIY techniques to personalize nuptials, save money
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes
• Old-school air race
• PRONGHORN PARADISE
• Remove dated decals with this magic fluid
• The Old Mill District: Then and now
• Troubleshooting an oil-light issue
• Where to eat in the Northwest
• Woman trains to marry Jewish couples in underwater weddings

ENTERTAINMENT

• Additions to Tower Theatre’s lineup take center stage
• Arrest warrant issued for Bobby Brown
• As studios cut their budgets, the indie spirit saves the day
• Best-sellers
• Concert to benefit NeighborImpact
• Debut novel ‘Short Girls’ a modern immigrant tale
• Handmade animation
• Healing Reins sets date for fundraiser
• Larsson’s mystery trilogy continues, but ‘Played With Fire’ is not his best
• ‘Lightning’ is a spectacle of the West
• Movie Times
• Pat Conroy returns with ‘South of Broad’
• Reality TV’s Omarosa entering a seminary
• The Old Mill District: Then and now

OPINION

• American manufacturing needs a jump start
• Blumenauer ducks his constituents
• Change agents in America have become the traditionalists
• Chinese tires give Obama his first trade test
• Green shoots in Palestine II
• Taking the highway to Oceania
• The future of higher education in the area
• The myth of savings in preventive care
• The wrong way to make a hire
• Threats still loom for area banks