July 27, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bag ban fostering discussion
• Calendar
• 3 candidates for council in November
• Contentious process
• Correction
• Distance to new schools irks some families
• Driver arrested after high-speed pursuit
• Dudley to discuss jobs, public policy in Bend
• Fighting bugs with bugs: a tough sell to struggling local farmers
• 70-foot power pole to be relocated
• Hospital, nurses settle on contract
• 2,000 lightning strikes spark about 30 fires
• Lost hiker found near Black Crater
• Mad as a hatter
• Mount Hood climber in fair condition
• News of Record: deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• ‘Nothing stopping us’
• ODOT seeks input on Highway 97 upgrade
• Search under way for missing camper
• Sweet on sports
• The alpaca’s new do
• Troopers seize $660K worth of Oxycontin
• Try again in 2012?
• Unsigned form leads to child porn retrial

BUSINESS

• After Microsoft, Europe builds antitrust case against IBM
• Bag ban fostering discussion
• Business Calendar
• Dudley faces daunting task of cleaning up BP
• FedEx boosts forecast for quarter, year
• Fighting bugs with bugs: a tough sell to struggling local farmers
• Financial reform may be end of the free checking account
• Ford has high hopes for new Explorer
• Icahn, Lions Gate headed to court
• IPads a hit on China’s ‘gray market’
• Learn your shopping foibles before that supermarket spree
• New home sales bounce back in June
• News of Record: deeds
• NorthWest Crossing is losing its only grocer
• Reality shows fighting salary pressure
• Ritz tops glitz list in hotel survey
• Secondhand treasures send shoppers hunting
• Service unions agree to end fight over ownership of bank
• Sweet on sports
• What can Portland teach Obama?

SPORTS

• And the pitch...
• Basketball
• Celebration, departures and a new era on the Tour
• Cycling
• Elks get back to winning ways on road
• Events Calendar
• Football
• Garza pitches first no-hitter in Rays history
• Hockey
• Hot-lanta: Like old times for 1st-place Braves
• Local teens shine at national rodeo
• London to mark 2-year countdown today
• Major League Baseball
• Multisport
• NASCAR gets tougher to protect its brand
• On the Air
• Oregon Rush Soccer Club players picked for national team
• Running
• Soccer
• Softball
• Swimming
• Tennis
• The allure of open water
• ‘The savior of the Big 12,' and how he did it
• Volleyball
• Your job? Make it to the Olympics

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deese made pottery hailed as functional, decorative
• ESPN producer Siegel, 43, dies
• Goldhaber turned from atom to skies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Afghans, NATO differ over civilian deaths
• Anger greets sentence of Khmer Rouge official in Cambodia
• At trial of military contractor, telltale $100K belt buckle
• Bugs Bunny makes official debut in ’40
• Cap results in ‘moderate’ surface oil
• Controversy over closing arguments at Blagojevich trial
• Deese made pottery hailed as functional, decorative
• Document leak adds to pressure on White House
• French hostage killed by N. African militants
• Goldhaber turned from atom to skies
• Government rules allow ‘jailbreaking’
• Hike in deportations likely as fingerprint initiative expands
• Is fresher blood better? Tests aim to settle issue
• Pakistan decries info in Wikileaks release
• Seychelles sentences 11 on piracy charges
• Terrorism case baffles remote Alaska town
• Under pressure, council slashes pay in California
• Wikileaks flexes its growing clout

FEATURES

• A healthy helping of chard - tasty, too
• A home greenhouse for tropical treasures
• A vegetable torte meets the grill
• Bend teen bakes cakes to order; the profits go to cancer care
• Book offers distinctive food and wine pairings
• Distance to new schools irks some families
• Grow inspired
• Half-century-old appliances have their devoted backers
• Hey, this tea tastes like my yard
• Hospital, nurses settle on contract
• Is fresher blood better? Tests aim to settle issue
• It's Snooki's time on ‘Jersey Shore'
• Mountains and memory: A quest to find the source of a beloved family painting
• Naturally cool: Regulate your home's temperature without A/C
• Pazazz portulaca simply irresistible
• There’s more to baking time than just the volume of the pan
• Yield to the long (and varied) arm of the slaw

ENTERTAINMENT

• BendFilm to host ‘The Kids Are All Right'
• ESPN producer Siegel, 43, dies
• French nuns to sing on Lady Gaga label
• Molina to join new ‘Law & Order’ series
• Movie Times
• NorthWest Crossing is losing its only grocer
• Oregon Poetic Voices to host free workshops
• Oregon State Fair wants you to ‘Win Big’
• Potter preview draws crowd at Comic-Con
• President to appear on ‘The View’
• Prima gets posthumous Hollywood star
• Race for the Deschutes
• Vote for ‘the voice of downtown’ Bend

OPINION

• Cyclists should contribute
• Downtown parking advice from Salem
• Educators think regionally
• It’s OK to break the law
• Mourning geese is silly
• Obama’s Afghanistan deadline is proving to be detrimental
• Oregon workers deserve first shot at stimulus funds