August 12, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A boy and his truck
• A mental timeout
• Alternative fishing gear to be tested
• As Hernandez retires, Crook must begin a familiar search
• Bend special team faces cuts
• Bend tourism surges
• Biologists collar first wolf in 1 of state packs
• Business Calendar
• Ceremony to fete community garden
• Clarification
• Depot destroys half of weapons cache
• Deschutes County 911 dispatch moves
• $10,000 given to Big Brothers Big Sisters for program in Crook County
• Green meadows for bright memories
• Home prices mixed
• Inmate pleads no contest to ID theft
• Jeld-Wen ends title sponsorship of Tradition
• Latgawa Indian Tribe’s claims not recognized by BIA
• Man sentenced for check-kiting scheme
• More federal housing help is on the way
• News of Record: permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Packing big luxury into (relatively) small rigs
• Per capita income dipped in Bend in ‘09
• Pleasant Ridge Road to close; state says it's unsafe
• Rape, kidnapping suspect arrested
• Redmond man jailed on attempted murder and 2 assault charges
• Report says housing poses a threat to private forests
• State must shift funds to secure education aid
• Use of river shuttle swells
• UW seismologists monitor tremor in Washington’s Olympic Peninsula
• Van fire forces brief jail evacuation
• West Nile virus found near Irrigon

BUSINESS

• AIG sells its stake in lender at a loss
• As lending bill enters limbo, so do small businesses
• Bank of England cuts economic forecast
• Banks push overdraft plans ahead of opt-in rule
• Battle looms over huge costs of public pensions
• Bend tourism surges
• Boeing reinspecting 787 Dreamliner fleet
• Borrowers resist payments as home equity crumbles
• Business Calendar
• Ceremony to fete community garden
• Chinese economic indicators slowing
• Cisco earnings rise
• Deschutes County 911 dispatch moves
• For-profit colleges rake in VA funding
• $10,000 given to Big Brothers Big Sisters for program in Crook County
• Google increases pace of acquisitions
• Home prices mixed
• How to conquer college costs
• Investigators arrive at Stevens crash site
• JetBlue attendant: Spotlight is ‘overwhelming’
• Macy’s earnings beat expectations
• Mall deal gives big boost to cell-phone coupons, ads
• More federal housing help is on the way
• News of Record: permits
• Per capita income dipped in Bend in ‘09
• Stimulus funds aid homeless students
• Sunwest collapse offers tough lesson in investing

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Diamondbacks tie record with four straight homers
• Elks punch ticket to championship series
• Fire closures lifted near Sisters
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Give yourself a hand
• Google Maps add a feature for bike riders
• Gymnastics
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• In final major of year, drama abounds at almost every corner
• Major League Baseball
• National casting competition to return to Bend
• On the Air
• QB Campbell making Raiders debut vs. Cowboys
• Scoreboard
• Stocked Antelope Flat Reservoir offers good angling for rainbows
• Thomas and Knicks reunion doesn’t end well
• Wisconsin native Stricker the main man this week
• Yes, there are fish here

OBITS

• Betty SueAnn Steele
• Charles Raymond Gilpin
• Dean Edward Strode
• Death notices
• Joseph Andrew Moore
• Nolin Francis Vandehey
• Wolper, 82, producer of ‘Roots’ for TV, is dead

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Betty SueAnn Steele
• Charles Raymond Gilpin
• Dean Edward Strode
• Death notices
• Joseph Andrew Moore
• Nolin Francis Vandehey

NATION & WORLD

• As lending bill enters limbo, so do small businesses
• Bank of England cuts economic forecast
• Chinese economic indicators slowing
• Colombia opens door to talks with rebels
• Flash floods strike Czech republic
• For-profit colleges rake in VA funding
• GM is said to be close to filing for stock offering
• Investigators arrive at Stevens crash site
• JetBlue attendant: Spotlight is ‘overwhelming’
• 11 killed at Iraqi home blown up by insurgents
• Lucy’s kin carved up a meaty meal, scientists say
• Military seeks slower Afghan wrap-up
• Russia moves missiles into breakaway Abkhazia
• School districts aim to boost grads’ readiness for college
• Soviet Union conducts secret test of hydrogen bomb in 1953
• Stimulus funds aid homeless students
• U.N. seeks $460M in flood aid for Pakistan
• U.S. arsenal of antibiotics not being restocked

FEATURES

• A mental timeout
• Adding insult to injury
• Backyard Farms Tour seeks places participants can visit
• Calendar
• Ceremony to fete community garden
• Cheese is a delicious addition to any meal, but is it good for you?
• Church plans clothing giveaway
• Doctors rely on smart phones to guide treatment, research
• Falling short
• Genetic disorder may cost radio personality Glenn Beck his vision
• Health Datebook
• How are sadness and happiness like diseases?
• How to fight cellulite
• How to get financial help for medications
• No pain, no gain; no rest, more pain
• Not Milk? Experts sort out confusion over options and substitutes
• Obesity possible culprit in early puberty
• Packing big luxury into (relatively) small rigs
• People
• Pope rejects resignations of 2 Irish bishops in scandal
• Single leg lower lift
• Soviet Union conducts secret test of hydrogen bomb in 1953
• U.S. arsenal of antibiotics not being restocked
• Use of river shuttle swells

ENTERTAINMENT

• Backyard Farms Tour seeks places participants can visit
• Church plans clothing giveaway
• Fire closures lifted near Sisters
• Lucy’s kin carved up a meaty meal, scientists say
• Movie Times
• Pop star Nelly to host St. Louis radio show
• Taylor Swift enshrined in bowling hall of fame
• ‘The Big C’ about character for Linney
• Torn denied probation in Conn. bank break-in

OPINION

• Avoid fog lines
• Bend man arrested in kidnapping, murder
• Classroom efficiency
• Pricey alternatives
• Project bidding
• What Rep. Stiegler has accomplished for Central Oregon
• Wyden and taxes

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• GM is said to be close to filing for stock offering
• Packing big luxury into (relatively) small rigs
• Pleasant Ridge Road to close; state says it's unsafe
• Use of river shuttle swells