August 21, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A real opportunity in bottles and cans
• 21 arrested in unpaid child-support sweep
• Ashland’s city attorney to examine nudity ban
• Business Calendar
• CHC named in top 50 list of hospital systems
• Correction
• Dispatches
• Filling backpacks to end hunger
• Forest Service worker dies in Eastern Oregon
• GO Magazine
• Grants to fund piping of canals, power plant
• Hike on Mount Bachelor takes a frightening turn
• Know before you go
• Local dealers still nervous over payment
• Martial arts instructor accused of sex abuse
• Moms’ top worries of school: Booze, drugs
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Regence awards grant to local health project
• Resort ban may spark ‘brawl’
• Restaurant guide
• Some run for office; this man is walking
• Some seniors struggle to keep up their property
• State considers raising its park fees next year
• Story times, library youth events for Aug. 21-27
• The bucks stop here
• The Bulletin seeks student columnists
• Toys help shape kids’ imaginations
• US97/Bend Parkway north bound will be shut down starting about 7:00pm (detour map)

BUSINESS

• A real opportunity in bottles and cans
• Bank failures are putting pressure on FDIC fund
• Barnes & Noble profit beats expectations
• Business Calendar
• Cash for Clunkers program ends early
• Dispatches
• Fall airfare sales cut deeper than usual
• Gas company now on sunny side
• GM stock still selling, despite warnings
• Grants to fund piping of canals, power plant
• 2 infants killed in bassinets
• Local dealers still nervous over payment
• Magazine to get video advertisement
• Mortgage defaults rise to record 13%
• Natural gas prices plunge to 7-year low
• Oregon court rejects termination ruling
• Oregon man’s van becomes a rolling chronicle of recession
• Recalls
• Resort ban may spark ‘brawl’
• Sears shares plunge on surprise loss
• Starbucks boosts some drink prices
• Weak job market could slow recovery

SPORTS

• A blistering pace
• Bachelor to Bend
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend man safe after river scare
• Bend’s Eaton slips back on final day of decathlon
• Bolt topples record in 200 meters
• Boxing
• By the numbers
• Eduardo Romero
• Events Calendar
• Ex-Giant Burress pleads guilty in weapons case
• Fall River
• Football
• From golf fans to senior tour: Hitting it big can take time
• Funk and Watson show off pro golf’s friendly side
• Hole of the day No. 12, par 5 649 yards
• Iron Mountain via Cone Peak
• Irwin still has plenty of game at 64
• Major League Baseball
• Norman withdraws with back spasms
• On the Air
• Pee Wee season finale set for Saturday
• Quotable
• Run and float event set for this weekend
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Teeing off
• Temperatures soar, take toll at Crosswater
• Three share lead after rain delay at Wyndham
• Track & field
• Tradition Scoreboard

OBITS

• Songwriter Otha Young

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Albert John Yankus
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• After deadly bombings, Iraq detains 11 security personnel
• Ahmadinejad Cabinet picks meet resistance
• Bermuda under storm warning as Bill revs up
• Cash for Clunkers program ends early
• 1,300 Chinese children sick in 2nd lead poisoning case
• Colombian vote bolsters Uribe’s bid
• Could a mega-quake hit the Seattle area?
• Drug charges brought in U.S. and Mexico
• Elected officials recap session
• Hawaii becomes the 50th state in 1959
• Kennedy seeks change in succession law
• Lockerbie bomber greeted with cheers at home in Libya
• Lutherans may allow noncelibate gay pastors
• Magazine to get video advertisement
• Many paths to reform, and all are problematic
• Mexican cop under fire in botched rescue
• Milwaukee rallies around its new hero - the mayor
• Neurons respond to concepts, new study indicates
• New Zealand diver finds his wedding ring
• Newly found worm species has unique defense mechanism
• Northern India faces possible water crisis
• Oregon man’s van becomes a rolling chronicle of recession
• Russians question mystery ship’s crew
• Seattle mayor fights to hold onto his job
• Slain model had teeth and fingers removed
• Some secondhand toys may not be safe to sell
• Starbucks boosts some drink prices
• Taliban fails to block voting
• Testing begins on swine flu vaccine

FEATURES

• CHC named in top 50 list of hospital systems
• 1,300 Chinese children sick in 2nd lead poisoning case
• Feel like you’re hiking in circles? You probably are
• Friends, family identify Seattle amnesia victim
• Lutherans may allow noncelibate gay pastors
• Regence awards grant to local health project
• Upgrade the homework space

ENTERTAINMENT

• A downtown lair with Southern flair
• A fundraiser for the lost dogs of Chile
• A grand experiment
• A nice family has its place in ‘Post Grad’
• A party in Eugene
• Another chance to see ‘17 Again’
• Art exhibits
• Artist group to hold garage sale Saturday
• Elmo will address tough times in special
• Family Calendar
• It’s funny, but packs meaning
• It’s not really about war
• Jackie Greene plays Clear Summer Nights
• ‘Jay Leno Show’ ready to become star-maker
• 5 more rise on ‘Talent’
• Movie Times
• Music releases
• New dvd releases
• Now it’s time for a look at the local acts
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• 3rd episode of new ‘Mad Men’ leaks out
• Shaq takes on Phelps in reality show arena
• ‘Shorts’ is playful humor for the kids
• Strong relationships
• Take a break
• The Staxx Brothers fill the hole in your soul
• This week
• Time for a non-local band roundup
• Traveling on
• Upcoming concerts
• Writing contest deadline approaching

RESTAURANTS

• A downtown lair with Southern flair

OPINION

• BackPacks in Bend fighting hunger with nutritious food
• Be honest about death counseling
• Pan Am 103 murderer goes home to Libya
• The cost of cuts to Oregon’s 4-H