August 09, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A senator’s take on what’s wrong with the Senate
• Body found near Bachelor
• Calendar
• Document sheds light on officer's actions
• Eugene man won’t face death penalty
• Flooding, landslides leave trail of misery across Asia
• Home gives woman a new start
• Marijuana a growing issue in state forests
• 2nd man charged in Medford shooting
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• No ID required for ‘Evers’ to get married while in jail
• PacifiCorp service area and major power sources
• Pilot killed as glider hits building at Bend airport
• Rooster Rock Fire stays within its boundaries
• Searchers back on hunt for missing boy
• Thunderstorms, rain showers could roll into area this week
• Volunteers choose trail work for summer vacation

BUSINESS

• BlackBerry's stance on security sows anxiety
• Home gives woman a new start
• PacifiCorp service area and major power sources
• Pilot killed as glider hits building at Bend airport
• Remodels: a sign of the times

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Distances are relative
• Elks close regular season with win
• Football
• Franchitti edges Power at Mid-Ohio
• Frost shoots 61 to win 3M Championship
• Getting a running start
• Golf
• Injured stars pushed too far for country
• Mahan earns Ryder Cup spot with two-shot win at Firestone
• Major League Baseball
• Montoya ends losing streak
• Obama, NBA stars play hoops for wounded troops
• On the Air
• One quick couch
• Portland cycling event offers slower perspective
• Racing Scoreboard
• Saints enjoy smooth-running camp
• Scoreboard
• Track and field
• UCLA hoping they will not be outgunned with new offense
• Unseeded Kuznetsova takes Carlsbad title with win over Radwanska
• Vikings’ safety awaits Ramadan fast

OBITS

• Bruce Cohen, rabbi who promoted peace, dead at 65
• Lovaas, 83, professor who pioneered autism treatment
• Patricia Neal, Oscar winner, dead at 84
• Robert Chanock, leading virologist

NATION & WORLD

• Aid workers’ bodies arrive in Kabul
• Bruce Cohen, rabbi who promoted peace, dead at 65
• China spares no expense in transformation of city
• Countries dig in on resistance to Iran sanctions
• Dozens killed in Iraq shootings, bombings
• Gale-force outrage is gone, but voters are still angry
• Gulf on edge as oil cleanup shifts gears
• Labor dispute focuses on workers’ health
• Lovaas, 83, professor who pioneered autism treatment
• Patricia Neal, Oscar winner, dead at 84
• Races in Colorado could test depth of discontent
• Raging Russian fires threaten nuclear site
• Robert Chanock, leading virologist
• S. Korea demands North release seized fishermen
• S. Korea’s president reshuffles cabinet
• Victims of Charles Manson cult found in 1969

ENTERTAINMENT

• Movie Times
• Reality show puts griddle to the metal
• Some beady inspiration

OPINION

• Casino promises hundreds of jobs
• Charge cyclists
• Dirty geese
• Goose care
• Illegal immigrants
• Remodels: a sign of the times

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Road work to begin on U.S. 97