August 03, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Algae warning lifted for Lemolo Lake
• Alleged prostitution ring case going to DA
• Attack of the cheatgrass
• Bend developer shot in home remains critical
• Business Calendar
• Car show to benefit humane society
• Cascade Bancorp sues investment firm for $427M
• Connected to the wind
• Deschutes deputy DAs making bid to form union
• Diamond lake algae advisory lifted
• 1 dies, 2 hurt in crash of van carrying bands
• Fast-moving blaze rages near Sisters
• Full search for Hood Forest hiker ends
• Girl, 10, behind the wheel in crash
• GO! Magazine
• Klamath museum purchases 3 diaries on Modoc executions
• Luxury or economy, the passion is the thing
• Meet Kira and Theo
• Most area schools satisfy federal standards
• Motor home catches fire in parking lot
• News of Record: deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• OSU students develop plan to end gridlock on logging
• Part of coast reopens for razor clam harvest
• Pets Calendar
• Pilot, 85, killed in gyrocopter crash
• Put the pounce back in your pup
• Rooster Rock Fire burning 2,650 acres, 5 percent contained
• Schools keep fingers crossed for federal aid
• Survived shooting, needs home
• Wedding in the jail
• Well, shoot! Installment 24: Color
• Work closes Lake Odell campground

BUSINESS

• Android phones outselling iPhones
• As benefits run out, desperation grows for the jobless
• Audit of beef industry group turns up improper spending
• Cascade Bancorp sues investment firm for $427M
• CBS, Comcast reach 10-year deal on fees
• Filmmakers begin to resist Hollywood’s 3-D infatuation
• Fraud arrest spurred lawsuit by would-be Facebook owner
• GE, Intel partner for senior citizen venture
• HSBC, BNP Paribas results buoy bank shares
• Lawsuit: Toyota knew of problem in 2003
• Luxury or economy, the passion is the thing
• Media outlets latch onto Tumblr, a new player in social networking
• Network lets independent hotels give out rewards points, too
• News of Record: deeds
• Newsweek acquired by an audio pioneer
• Social networking, gaming surpass e-mail in use of Net
• Think your kid is safe from identity theft? Think again
• UAE’s data threat raises privacy concerns
• Upbeat reports lead market rally

SPORTS

• Armstrong’s lawyers say the USADA is offering riders deals
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Bend’s Vijarro qualifies for U.S. Amateur
• Blazers sign pick Armon Johnson
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Dudley stands out on campaign trail
• Fencing
• Football
• For recently homeless, it’s belonging by competing
• Golf
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Phelps facing the biggest month of year Effort aims to bridge the gap for minorities and get kids in the pool
• Pool
• Running
• Safety, coach reunite in Seattle
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks’ LB remains out with concussion
• Smith the man again for 49ers at start of camp
• Soccer
• Still running down records at 76 years old
• Struggling Orioles look to the future with new manager Showalter
• Sunriver Resort's Crosswater Club
• White to compete in skateboarding in Portland next week

OBITS

• Death notices
• Mitch Miller, music producer, star of TV singalongs, dies at 99

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Arkansas carries out triple execution in 1994
• Health care lawsuit to move ahead
• Iraq troop pullout is on schedule, Obama says
• 1 killed as rocket slams into Jordanian resort
• Mitch Miller, music producer, star of TV singalongs, dies at 99
• New York jury convicts 2 in airport bomb plot
• North Korea threatens South with retaliation
• Risk of disease rises amid Pakistan floods
• Rumors can spread at light speed in the world of astrophysics
• Scientists: Spill is the largest of its kind

FEATURES

• A place for art
• A warm-weather riff on classic Italian dish
• Answers to midsummer flowering nightmares
• Learning to tolerate food intolerances
• Loving this layer cake of many colors
• Mile-high (and higher) baking
• Schools keep fingers crossed for federal aid
• Small spaces, big ideas: your design guide
• Succotash ‘corn-ers' the market for leftovers
• Summer slump
• Superior sandwiches, tuna salad and beyond
• Sweet, summery, splendid
• That's the spirit!
• Water features that won't drain the bank account

ENTERTAINMENT

• Anderson helps pets abandoned after spill
• Attention art hounds
• Enjoy dining out with your pooch
• Movie Times
• Public invited to visit less adoptable pets
• What to shoot with the last Kodachrome roll?

OPINION

• Bend’s landscaping deal is hard to beat
• Bike class must pay for itself
• Care rationing inevitable
• Deschutes forest officials have adopted anti-dog ‘bluff’
• Hiring visa workers unjust
• Socialism and Democrats