August 23, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Births
• BLM nears end of longtime Millican Cliffs cleanup effort
• Calendar
• Congratulations to the winners!
• Food pantry hopes for a remodel
• Green — Bearup
• History buffs have edge in race
• Holistic view of growth planning
• Hoodoo, Crescent entrepreneur turns tough time to opportunities
• Hot and cold summer tourist time
• Jones
• King
• Lamprey larvae may hold clues to decline of species
• Lane County leads in traffic deaths
• Negligence suit begins against trucking giant
• News of Record: Deeds
• Our stimulus so far ...
• Police probe fatal Portland shooting
• Proctor — Roberts
• Redmond might take same route as Sisters, Madras on gas tax
• Secret on the sound
• Sheriff tried to hide affair, report says
• State minimum wage unlikely to rise in 2010
• State of Emergency declared as dozens of wildfires scorch Greece
• Together again
• Transparency’s the goal, but reality’s more opaque
• Turner
• Valley
• Watershed study to help guide forest management
• Woman seriously hurt in collision with train
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• After 30-year run, the super-rich hit a sobering wall - one that may last
• Hewlett-Packard tumbles as fewer people hit ‘print’
• Holistic view of growth planning
• Hot and cold summer tourist time
• IBM uses DNA to shrink chips
• Lapsed licenses spark fear of illegal building
• Mortgage rates lowest since late May
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oregon bucks cranberry decline
• Sneaky appeal from Kia’s entry into the box brigade
• Survey: Optimism up for global economy
• What about those the money aims to help?
• What to do when your ride starts to drift and float on bumpy roads

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Bolt wins 3rd gold at worlds, minus world record
• Busch breaks his slump, wins at Bristol
• Cycling
• Florida is overwhelming No. 1 in preseason AP poll
• Football
• Gigantic video boards a target at Cowboys Stadium
• John Cook
• Lehman starting out strong in first year on Champions Tour
• Major League Baseball
• Moving day
• No. 7, par 3 279 yards
• On the Air
• One name, lots of hits
• Prime parking spot being auctioned by local OSU boosters for 2009 season
• Pros deal with wind at Crosswater in third round
• Reid quietly works his way to top of Tradition leaderboard
• Scoreboard
• Seattle Pilots’ short flight to be chronicled
• Tennis
• The delicate dance of a major golf event
• Tradition Scoreboard
• U.S., Europe tied at Solheim Cup
• What to watch for: Runaway?
• Wire to wire?

OBITS

• Barbara Podoski worked for the OSS during World War II
• Marsters’ machine helps deaf people communicate
• One-time bellman Fertitta became a casino mogul

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Michael Joseph DuPont

NATION & WORLD

• An odd choice for a leader
• Barbara Podoski worked for the OSS during World War II
• Britain rejects talk of a deal in release of Lockerbie bomber
• Deadly chemical weapons cache to be destroyed, but going’s slow
• Health care reform draws more flack from the left
• Hurricane Bill weakens as it approaches U.S.
• In computer-crazy South Korea, teens get a taste of boot camp
• Iranian authorities are being accused of secret burials
• Kentucky prison riot, fire put 4 in hospital
• Lobstermen have long been territorial, and ailing industry inflames feuds
• Marines fight with little aid
• Massive drought spreads in Kenya
• Millionaire murder suspect still sought
• Mortgage rates lowest since late May
• New leader named for Pakistani Taliban
• Nigerian oil militants surrender their arms
• Older athletes raising new questions on drugs
• Oregon bucks cranberry decline
• Pentagon will now give Red Cross detainee names
• Pittsburgh seeks help for G-20 security
• Report: CIA staged mock execution for detainees
• Sunnis, Shiites see reconciliation omen
• Survey: Optimism up for global economy
• Transparency’s the goal, but reality’s more opaque
• ‘Uncool science’ and its effect on the U.S.
• Weed killer in water: New study amplifies safety debate
• What about those the money aims to help?
• WHO seeks swine flu vaccine donations
• William Wallace executed by the English in 1305

FEATURES

• News of Record: Reunions, Youth Notes, College notes
• Save money on your wedding
• Secret on the sound
• Too many first dates
• Your brain needs a workout, too

ENTERTAINMENT

• A story of lack of ambition
• Author finds a lethal mix for thrilling novel
• Behind the creative curtain with 16 authors
• Best-sellers
• Bob Garfield sets out to chart the media’s ‘Chaos Scenario’
• Book details life of 1900s mafia king
• City seeks to relocate Jackson’s celebration
• Court hears Hanks’ high-end home dispute
• Foodies, pageant princesses and octopuses are primed for the tube
• Frank Bruni dissects his food obsession
• Guitarist Burton fails to break world record
• Harmony 4 Women seeking vocals for holiday concerts
• Movie Times
• Sisters Doggie Dash & Stroll fun for 2- and 4-legged friends
• Tarantino rewrites history
• The great Pretender speaks her mind

OPINION

• A prairie health care companion
• An odd choice for a leader
• Announcing the Equal Rites Awards of 2009 in all their glory
• Bicycle crash victim grateful for kind hands
• Details needed before decision
• Divine debt trumps everything
• Donated papers go to a good cause
• Fiscal stimulation for the imagination
• Holistic view of growth planning
• Priority test: health care or prisons?
• Skip past the ads, but you’re still being sold
• Sometimes it’s too green to swallow
• Thanks for helping us find lost granddaughter

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Transparency’s the goal, but reality’s more opaque