August 07, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend Spay and Neuter moving, seeks volunteers
• Correction
• Crews hold blaze at 6,134 acres
• Firefighters expect to have Rooster Rock Fire contained by Tuesday
• Kulongoski beats drum for his reset in Bend
• Lost hiker found
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• People On the Move
• Police seize cocaine, guns in Bend bust
• Police suspect foul play in woman's disappearance
• Prescription discounts through United Way
• Religion in Brief
• Reprimanded coach Hiatt gets probation
• Ruling puts wolves back on federal list
• Shooting victim's condition improves
• Sisters man holding convention to secure nomination for governor
• Sunriver owners sue government
• Teen sentenced for online school threat
• Vintage auto club hopes to inspire younger fans

BUSINESS

• A man with muffin secrets, but no way to cash them in
• AIG in talks to repay rest of debt to U.S.
• Angels over Seattle
• Coming Saudi ban cuts value of BlackBerrys
• Core services are cut back as the downturn wears on
• Food prices may rise after Russian ban
• Free goodies if you help with Bend Brew Fest
• Greenspan: Repeal all Bush tax cuts
• HP CEO resigns under a cloud
• 1 million pounds of ground beef recalled
• Nation lost 131,000 jobs as governments cut back
• Next step in Gulf oil spill: gathering undersea evidence
• People On the Move
• Waiting on plug, BP turns to relief well

SPORTS

• Basketball
• Bend snowboarder Watts featured in Sports Illustrated
• Boise State will try to close out WAC tenure on high note
• College athletics
• Cycling
• Elks lose, but still clinch playoff spot
• Football
• Free, discounted sports physical exams offered throughout Central Oregon
• Gay upsets Bolt in 100 meters in Stockholm
• Goosen on top at Firestone
• Major League Baseball
• New NFL rules designed to help refs limit head injuries
• NFL gives lower-body padding a tryout
• No race changes because of fire
• On the Air
• Rice, Smith headline Hall inductions
• Sarkisian anxious for Huskies to get started
• Swimming
• Top seeds eliminated as semifinals loom in Carlsbad
• With five races left, everyone is gunning to make the chase
• With Rangers’ Ryan, it’s people who matter most
• Woods can’t find the range off the tee

OBITS

• British jazz drummer Martin Drew, 66, dies
• Co-inventor of heart valve dies at 90
• Erudite screenwriter D’Amico dies at 96
• Food Arts editor Batterberry dies at 78
• Mime-dancer Yarnell dies at 66
• Photographer’s wife and aide dies at 77
• Virginia Lindquist Tower

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Virginia Lindquist Tower

NATION & WORLD

• AIG in talks to repay rest of debt to U.S.
• At heart of gay marriage case, an unpredictable iconoclast
• At Hiroshima ceremony, a U.S. presence and call for disarmament
• At swearing-in, Polish president urges unity
• Call for immediate same-sex weddings
• China mine fire kills 16; more rescued
• CIA shuttled detainees to skirt legal obligations
• Co-inventor of heart valve dies at 90
• Coming Saudi ban cuts value of BlackBerrys
• Court limits GPS in tracking suspects
• Crises test leadership of U.S.-allied Pakistan
• Fidel Castro to attend session of parliament
• Floods, mud flows kill at least 103 in India
• Food prices may rise after Russian ban
• GOP pushes primaries back one month
• Italy seeks sponsor for Colosseum project
• Lawsuit links illnesses to trash fires in war zones
• Lawyer in stoning flees Iran for Turkey
• Michelle Obama’s Spanish vacation criticized
• Miscarriage study examines interval
• 3 more traffic police are slain in Baghdad
• Nation lost 131,000 jobs as governments cut back
• Next step in Gulf oil spill: gathering undersea evidence
• Photographer’s wife and aide dies at 77
• Smoke shrouds Moscow, grounds flights
• States respond in health overhaul lawsuit
• Suspected new leader of al-Qaida planning knows U.S. quite well
• Terror attack damaged oil tanker, stirring fears of more
• U.S. Muslims make video to rebut militants
• Violence erupts between Hatfields, McCoys in 1882
• Waiting on plug, BP turns to relief well

FEATURES

• A man with muffin secrets, but no way to cash them in
• All work and no play is risky (even if it's the Lord's work)
• Angels over Seattle
• Free goodies if you help with Bend Brew Fest
• Lawsuit links illnesses to trash fires in war zones
• 1 million pounds of ground beef recalled
• Miscarriage study examines interval
• Prescription discounts through United Way
• Redmond readies for returning RV rally
• Religion in Brief
• Some old coins for your thoughts?
• Struggling as a ‘formerly’
• U.S. Muslims make video to rebut militants
• Violence erupts between Hatfields, McCoys in 1882

ENTERTAINMENT

• Angels over Seattle
• At Hiroshima ceremony, a U.S. presence and call for disarmament
• Classics to cruise Central Oregon
• Clock ticking on superhero films? Director says as much
• Crook County Fair Saturday schedule
• Film audience to appear in festival ad
• Free goodies if you help with Bend Brew Fest
• Italy seeks sponsor for Colosseum project
• Movie Times
• Passion for literature? Join Nature of Words
• PBS details its post-Bill Moyers landscape
• Redmond readies for returning RV rally
• Science: This cat knows a lot about that
• Some old coins for your thoughts?
• Traveling memorial to visit region

OPINION

• Changing names at speed of gov’t
• Evaluate yourself
• Follow the ADA
• From the Archives
• No new park
• Support Conger
• Vote for DeBone
• Who are the real enemies of the United States?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Classics to cruise Central Oregon
• Redmond readies for returning RV rally