August 19, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Ads praise benefits of schools, districts
• Business Calendar
• Clear Choice reports small quarterly loss
• Correction
• Home construction up nearly 2% in July
• La Pine firefighters to raise money
• Man arrested in fake gun incident
• Medical center promotes literacy
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• 29 plants, animals to be reviewed for endangered status
• Redmond, ODOT unite to work on U.S. 97 plan
• Seattle mayor trails in third-term bid
• State panels face review with an eye toward cuts, consolidation
• Stimulus money to help build Deschutes forest office space
• Swine flu claims life of woman from Bend
• U.S. Highway 97 paving to wrap up

BUSINESS

• A lucrative finish line in sight
• Accentuating the positive after a layoff
• Backdating conviction overturned by court
• Business Calendar
• CIT Group records $1.68B quarterly loss
• Clear Choice reports small quarterly loss
• GM to boost output
• Hang it up already, with a Clipa
• Hey, ladies! Downtown Bend is waiting for you
• Home construction up nearly 2% in July
• Homebuilder takeover OK’d by shareholders
• HP profit drops 19% on weak PC, ink sales
• No inflation in July; none expected soon
• Pacific Power death under investigation
• PS3 price cut by $100
• Retailers’ results better than expected
• Senator moves to stop scientific ghostwriting
• Stimulus money to help build Deschutes forest office space

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Bend decathlete Eaton looks to gain experience in Berlin
• Beware of what’s below the surface
• Bouncing back
• CHAMPIONS
• Football
• Golf fitness class offered by inMotion
• Heinly helps state team to 8th place
• Learning from the pros
• Local fly fishing in the back of O’Meara’s mind
• On the Air
• Rookie trying to impress Seahawks
• Scoreboard
• Tradition Tee Times
• What retirement? Favre coming back with Vikings

OBITS

• Conservative columnist Robert Novak
• Kim Dae-jung, 85, South Korean leader, Nobel laureate, dies
• Opera singer Hildegard Behrens, 72, dies in Tokyo

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Ada Berneice Holt Wallenburg
• Connie Robertson
• Death notices
• Donald Jackson
• Luella Stipe
• Merle Joseph Zehe

NATION & WORLD

• Anti-cancer vaccine may have serious side effects, study finds
• Attacks rock Kabul as election nears
• Backdating conviction overturned by court
• CIT Group records $1.68B quarterly loss
• College entrance exam s cores hold steady
• Democrats’ hopes are fading for cooperation on health care
• Fatal attack by dog pack called extremely rare
• Freed American leaves Myanmar
• Hurricane Bill bigger, but maybe less scary
• Is wolf program doing more harm than good?
• No inflation in July; none expected soon
• Obama challenges Mubarak to get peace process out of ‘rut’
• Ship was hijacked, Russia confirms
• Sotomayor casts first Supreme Court vote
• Third worker dies at Walt Disney World
• Troops, gunmen clash near Philippine resorts
• U.S. pilot convicted of espionage in Moscow in 1960
• 64 workers missing in Siberian accident

FEATURES

• A new direction for child car seats
• Anti-cancer vaccine may have serious side effects, study finds
• Bike style shifts into high gear
• Calendar
• Depressed? Try playing a video game
• Gem of a jar
• La Pine firefighters to raise money
• Man with amnesia won’t give up quest for clues to identity
• Senator moves to stop scientific ghostwriting
• Swine flu claims life of woman from Bend
• Young artists paint inside and outside of the BOXES

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Hatch: I was imprisoned because I’m gay
• Les Paul to be buried in his hometown
• ‘Mad Men’ attracts big audience for debut
• Miley Cyrus’ alleged stalker ‘a human being’
• Movie Times
• Obama to attend memorial for Cronkite
• Oliver Stone to produce a documentary series
• Shania Twain set as ‘Idol’ guest judge
• Young artists paint inside and outside of the BOXES

OPINION

• Don’t export problems
• Exemplary medical care
• Failure in education
• Fire the employee
• Keeping it beautiful
• Let’s talk about who should be telling grandma ‘no’
• More green jobs
• State Sen. Carter pulls a Galizio

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Redmond, ODOT unite to work on U.S. 97 plan
• U.S. Highway 97 paving to wrap up