July 22, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A bigger problem than geese
• A long reach
• Bend tourism board seeks new member
• Bend winery takes property off market
• Business Calendar
• Charity seeks grant applicants in area
• Correction
• Critical habitat set aside for rare Oregon plants
• Detail could delay bus merger
• Encounters with bears on rise
• Jail inmate dies after recreation yard fight
• News of Record: permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Portland millionaire pleads guilty to sexually abusing boy
• Proposed biomass facility moves ahead
• Ready for the RV rally?
• Salespeople feud at Bend motel
• Shuffle in the shade
• Small plane crashes at Bend Airport
• St. Charles Redmond gets efficiency tips
• Tam McArthur hikers found after search
• Trouble at Meadow Camp not unusual
• Wife charged in plot to abduct husband

BUSINESS

• Bend tourism board seeks new member
• Bend winery takes property off market
• Business Calendar
• Charity seeks grant applicants in area
• China oil spill poses environmental threat
• Facebook hits 500 million users
• Fed chief says no additional economic boosts - for now
• Iran says scientist was a double agent
• Make your job search pay off with tax deductions
• Mortgage modification program has fallen short, inspector says
• 2nd quarter a reminder of lingering volatility
• News of Record: permits
• Obama signs contentious reform bill
• Ousted official gets apology, USDA job offer
• Progress on cutting high school smoking rate stalls
• Proposed biomass facility moves ahead
• SEC seeks to limit mutual fund fees
• Small plane crashes at Bend Airport
• St. Charles Redmond gets efficiency tips
• Tenure track a steep, challenging climb for mothers in academia
• The future of reading
• Workers on doomed rig voiced concern on safety

SPORTS

• Alabama coach Saban compares unscrupulous agents to a ‘pimp’
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Columbia River: Big bass on the border
• Designer seeks to play own course at U.S. Amateur
• Elks pile up 15 hits in league road win against Moses Lake
• Fishing excellent at Three Creeks Lake
• Fly-tying corner
• For women, biking and fast walking may be the answer
• Free agent Matthews officially joins Blazers
• From east to west
• Golf
• Haitians use soccer in U.S. to move on from quake
• Hockey
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Jumping into the Classics
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Ralph Houk dies at 90; managed two Yankee champions
• Rising to the challenge
• Schleck sees hopes of victory on Col du Tourmalet
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Sports
• UnitedHealthcare teammates finish 1-2 in Stage 1
• USA Softball faces precarious future
• Video: Day 2 of 2010 Cascade Cycling Classic
• Watson looking to bounce back at Senior British Open
• With less snow, more High Desert trails become user-friendly

OBITS

• Buff Cobb, onetime wife of Mike Wallace
• Death notices
• Farrell Eugene Tucker
• Ralph Houk dies at 90; managed two Yankee champions
• White Rhodesian general Peter Walls

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Farrell Eugene Tucker

NATION & WORLD

• A society of surveillance
• Aviator Post circumnavigates globe in ’33
• BRITISH LEADER GETS A TASTE OF NEW YORK
• China oil spill poses environmental threat
• Fed chief says no additional economic boosts - for now
• GM, eclipsed on home turf, soars in China
• Iran says scientist was a double agent
• More sanctions against N. Korea announced
• Mortgage modification program has fallen short, inspector says
• New guidelines seek to cut rate of repeat cesareans
• Oakland OKs industrial pot farms
• Obama signs contentious reform bill
• Ousted official gets apology, USDA job offer
• Power plant attacked in North Caucasus
• Progress on cutting high school smoking rate stalls
• SEC seeks to limit mutual fund fees
• Tenure track a steep, challenging climb for mothers in academia
• The future of reading
• Tribunal to retry former Kosovo leader
• Walden passes on Tea Party Caucus
• White Rhodesian general Peter Walls
• Workers on doomed rig voiced concern on safety

FEATURES

• An old idea may make a comeback
• An unknown challenge
• Aviator Post circumnavigates globe in ’33
• Cancer drug olaparib shows early promise
• Correction
• Exercise and watch TV at the same time
• Health Datebook
• Most experts agree on one thing: It depends
• New guidelines seek to cut rate of repeat cesareans
• Oakland OKs industrial pot farms
• People
• Physician job satisfaction
• Progress on cutting high school smoking rate stalls
• Ready for the RV rally?
• St. Charles Redmond gets efficiency tips
• Tests find way to take ‘shot’ out of flu shot
• There are risks to biking, but the health benefits are worth it
• This diet embraces your inner cave man
• Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid)
• We use only 10 percent of our brains.
• When it's hot outside, athletes should watch for signs of heatstroke

ENTERTAINMENT

• Cada Casa offers unique perspective on learning
• Community Datebook
• Community Events Calendar
• Movie Times
• Museum welcomes new raptor expert
• Roth makes vengeful ‘Janet’ sympathetic

OPINION

• A bigger problem than geese
• Bend bus system needs a change
• Conger for state rep
• Energizing PV Powered
• Expand farmers market
• Festival mania
• Killing Bend’s geese was wrong and ineffective
• No grief over tui chub?
• The future of Pacific Park

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Detail could delay bus merger
• GM, eclipsed on home turf, soars in China
• Ready for the RV rally?