August 05, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• ‘A little more dicey"
• Astoria man charged in beating death
• Authorities searching for abuse suspect
• Bend Senior Center to close for maintenance
• Bend's west side to get Ace Hardware
• Board denies release to cop shooter
• Business Calendar
• Changing the face of COCC
• Correction
• Council mulling discounts for moving businesses
• Deschutes OKs mining in Millican
• Fly like an eagle
• Governor to speak at City Club forum
• Health advisory issued for Haystack Reservoir
• Home invasion report unfounded, police say
• Homeowner aid programs set to take effect in Oregon
• News of Record: permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• No break for Deschutes County resorts
• Rooster Rock Fire grows to 5,804 acres
• Salem condemns Courthouse Square building
• St. Charles Bend nurses ratify contract
• Three injured in crash on Bend parkway
• Visitation program helps area families
• Warm Springs to get Internet upgrade with $5.4M grant
• What are you smiling at?

BUSINESS

• Bend's west side to get Ace Hardware
• Business Calendar
• CEO says AOL is moving from ‘survive’ to ‘thrive’
• Changing the face of COCC
• Community agriculture a boost for Oregon farms
• Correction
• Council mulling discounts for moving businesses
• Deal between Verizon and Google could pose threat to net neutrality
• Due diligence from overseas
• Google loosening rules on online ads in Europe
• Homeowner aid programs set to take effect in Oregon
• In thin market, jobless tap retirement plans to stay above water
• News of Record: permits
• Oregon economic index falls again
• Payday lending: Helpful service or pitfall of debt?
• Positive reports on leak are met with skepticism
• SEC antitrust settlement places new limits on Intel
• Senate clears the way for emergency aid to states
• State limits dredges for gold in salmon streams
• Ultra-rich Americans pledge to give half of assets to charity
• Warm Springs to get Internet upgrade with $5.4M grant

SPORTS

• Agent: Favre will play if he is healthy
• Anglers having success with rainbow trout at Cultus Lake
• A-Rod hits No. 600, but chase is still on
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cycling
• Cyclists said to back claims Armstrong doped
• Ellsbury activated, starts for Red Sox
• Favre says he’s not done yet, and the drama is just starting
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Free elk-hunting seminar set next week in Redmond
• Hiking with Little Brother
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Jacobsen likely to sit out The Tradition
• Major League Baseball
• Oinkers in the long grass
• On the Air
• Problems mount for Cards despite great 1-2 punch
• Rooster Rock fire closes area trails, roads
• Scoreboard
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Using old lures in a new way
• Vegas baby, Vegas

OBITS

• Death notices
• Jennie Lou Cummings
• Paul C. Bishop
• Sunset publisher Lane dies at 90
• William Larry Craven

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jennie Lou Cummings
• Paul C. Bishop
• William Larry Craven

NATION & WORLD

• Details emerge in workplace shootings
• Due diligence from overseas
• Google loosening rules on online ads in Europe
• ‘Hyena man’ keeps the peace between humans, animals
• In disturbing trend, China is plagued by school stabbings
• Iran denies reports of attack on president
• Judge overturns ban on same-sex marriage
• Kenyans cast ballots on new constitution
• ‘Little Orphan Annie’ comic debuts in 1924
• Many of Japan’s centenarians are missing, officials admit
• Medical device makers face new approval rules
• Positive reports on leak are met with skepticism
• protests flare in restive kashmir
• Scientists hope to unlock mysteries of ship found at World Trade Center site
• SEC antitrust settlement places new limits on Intel
• Successful recruitment has its downside
• Suicide bombing kills Pakistan police official
• U.N. defends Israeli account of clash

FEATURES

• A silver lining to the grim economy
• Are clinical trials worth the risk?
• Birth control pills cause weight gain.
• Can a focus on humanities get you into med school?
• Correction
• DNA regions linked to cholesterol levels identified
• Do you know your inflammation facts?
• Getting extra financial help
• Health advisory issued for Haystack Reservoir
• Health Datebook
• It sounds strange, but kids may be catching a buzz from music
• ‘Little Orphan Annie’ comic debuts in 1924
• Meat with antibiotics off menu at some hospitals
• Medical device makers face new approval rules
• New study challenges notion that toning shoes are beneficial
• People
• Revenue from Medicare patients
• Rope courses are gaining ground as a mental and physical exercise
• St. Charles Bend nurses ratify contract
• Take a workout outdoors during summer
• Talk about your health
• The 411 on phone therapy
• Vitamin B7 (biotin)
• What makes an ACL injury more likely?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bigger is getting to be better on TV screens
• Community Datebook
• Crook County Fair
• Crook County Fair schedule
• High Street to play Starry Night show
• It sounds strange, but kids may be catching a buzz from music
• Movie Times
• Scientists hope to unlock mysteries of ship found at World Trade Center site
• Shakespeare to ‘Scrubs’ to a stint off Broadway
• Town of Shaniko plans weekend party

OPINION

• A silver lining to the grim economy
• Central Oregon residents need to combat homelessness
• How open records serve Oregonians
• Two ways to look at life
• 66, 67 worth refighting

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• No break for Deschutes County resorts