August 22, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Beer!
• Behind Bend’s water options
• Births
• Brewer — Carrico
• Campaign to raise sidewalk awareness
• Candidates share goal for future of small community
• Cowan
• 18 football players hospitalized
• Freedman, feminist and novelist, dies at 90
• Hofer — Bisset
• Klamath County to get court for vets
• Kline
• Landry — DuPont
• Man shot to death in northeast Portland
• News of Record: deeds
• $5,000 offered in missing ewe case
• Oregon woman covers old scars with tattoos
• Oswego grad on stage with Gaga
• PV Powered: Needed more than praise
• Report: Preventable hospital errors kill 32
• Reset government: The push to get rid of the PERS pickup
• Scale house finally finds a home in the Old Mill
• That one looks like a ...
• Three hurt in La Pine crash on Highway 97
• Tourism trends look promising
• Willamette ferry, one of the last of its kind, still key for commuters
• Work on area trails may be in store
• 84-year-old hunter beats odds with bighorn license
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Behind Bend’s water options
• Forewarned is forearmed: Learn retailers’ sales tricks
• News of Record: deeds
• Out of loss, lessons about life, agriculture
• PV Powered: Needed more than praise
• Tourism trends look promising
• U.S. chamber emerges as a formidable political force
• Wheat volatility has farmers on edge, debating next step
• Yahoo, Bing opt for quick wedding

SPORTS

• A champion against cancer — now under siege
• Alabama starts where it finished in AP poll: No. 1
• Atwal takes 3-shot lead in Wyndham
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Busch completes sweep of all three Bristol races
• By the numbers
• Cook’s in similar position as 2009 tournament
• Correction
• Fish finishes off Roddick, will face Federer in final
• Follow the leaders
• Football
• Gilder’s gallery grows during third round
• Going low is not so easy on Saturday
• Hole No. 8
• Last day of play and local fans are sad to say goodbye
• Lu makes a move during third round
• Major League Baseball
• Miyazato is still setting pace at Safeway Classic
• M’s Kotchman loses errorless streak after 274 games
• ‘No room for error’
• On the Air
• Peanut-free seats draw allergic fans to games
• Quotable
• Rodger that
• Rodgers and Hasselbeck put on show as Packers edge Seahawks
• Spikers in over their shins
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Tom Lehman
• Tradition Scoreboard

OBITS

• Death notices
• Edna Sue Clifton
• Norman Robert Hallyburton
• Obledo, who championed Latino civil rights, dead
• Roy Pinney an atypical photographer

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Edna Sue Clifton
• Norman Robert Hallyburton

NATION & WORLD

• 30 are taken hostage, then freed in Rio
• Arrest sought, revoked for WikiLeaks founder
• Australia vote results likely a week away
• Complicated balancing act for imam in mosque furor
• Dutch teen sets sail on solo world trip
• Floods push a nominal U.S. ally to the brink
• Gadgets lead more park visitors into trouble
• India’s population time bomb, and efforts to defuse it
• Iran opens nuclear plant
• King Richard III killed in battle in 1485
• L.A. County jail guards turn up heat with new weapon
• Mideast talks will test Netanyahu’s will for resolution
• 9/11, oil spill - 2 funds, same goal: compensate
• Peace this time? View on the ground isn’t so good
• Reagan’s first term is Obama’s barometer
• Roy Pinney an atypical photographer
• Taliban up attacks on Afghan police
• Tattoo leaves legal scar
• Van Gogh work stolen, recovered in Egypt

FEATURES

• A pardon for the Kid?
• 2 Days in Vancouver, the metropolis over the border
• Neglecting your teeth may lead to Alzheimer’s
• News of Record: Reunions
• Out of loss, lessons about life, agriculture
• Pack wisely, pack lightly
• Scale house finally finds a home in the Old Mill
• The secret to reinventing yourself
• Wheat volatility has farmers on edge, debating next step

ENTERTAINMENT

• A pardon for the Kid?
• Account of backlash lacks nuanced appraisal of Iran
• Always on the move
• Bask in barrel-aged brew at Bend museum’s festival
• Best-sellers
• Bono says U2 is working on ‘club-sounding’ album
• CIA veteran authors Pollyanna-ish history of Islam, geopolitics
• Debut novel is a trek into widower’s grief
• For pianist, software replacing sonatas
• Get your feet all sticky at winery’s grape stomp
• Jay-Z still rides his cash cow
• Lee's follow-up on New Orleans compelling
• Movie Times
• Protagonist asks his hostile family to help solve lover’s disappearance
• Writer probes impact of Web on our minds

OPINION

• Afghan war is wasting money, lives
• County shouldn’t fix property issue
• Defending the Dirty Half, and our writers
• Expensive housing
• Forest bluff
• Free speech can be a bit uncomfortable
• Gates is a genuine conservative in Ike’s tradition
• Geese mistreated
• Help appreciated after head-on crash
• How ‘2 Americas’ react to mosque plan
• Obama abandoned principles with Clintonesque mosque parsing
• Obama should avoid local issues
• Tourism trends look promising

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Know when your clutch’s end is near
• Mazda’s subcompact sally keeps things interesting