July 12, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• AAA: Average price of gas in Oregon is $3.75
• Barge runs aground on Columbia River
• Crime ring suspected as credit card fraud hits Bend
• Curb ramp push: 200 this year
• DA hires 2 prosecutors, one of whom he’d fired
• Diesel Toyotas: a Bend specialty
• Energy company may build a biomass plant in Prineville
• Energy Trust of Oregon to host IQ workshops
• Fire at View Point Inn ruled an accident
• Hikers rescued near Tumalo Falls trailhead
• Hillsboro man pinned beneath bulldozer
• Judge orders evaluation of inmate
• Kohlrabi ...? Not a root, but still a hoot
• Kulongoski picked for sentencing commission
• Minnesota shutdown stirs debate over pay
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Pedestrian traffic sting set for Wednesday
• Pit bull threatens robbery victims
• Police: Pair posed as marshals in robbery
• Pot advocates defend discounts for poor, elderly
• Sun Meadow Park closed this weekend
• Suspect dies after running from police
• Terrebonne man killed in Washington
• Train strikes boulder left on tracks
• Transient charged in rape near high school
• Tribe opens Interstate 5 rest stop as state closes nearby sites
• Vibrations send Intel jet back to airport
• Warm Springs fire ruled man-made
• Well shot! FIELD TRIP: Upper Deschutes

BUSINESS

• After debit-fee hubbub, what about credit cards?
• Airstream rally to flow through region
• Community Calendar
• 2 companies team up for coal miner bid
• Consumers soon to get free credit score after loan denial
• Crime ring suspected as credit card fraud hits Bend
• Energy company may build a biomass plant in Prineville
• Energy Trust of Oregon to host IQ workshops
• Financial contagion spreads to Italy
• From ‘Nooglers’ to ‘Gayglers,’ Google workers carve niches
• Groupon changes its privacy policy to collect, share more personal info
• Murdoch papers under even more fire
• Nestle to buy control of a top Chinese confectioner
• News of Record: Deeds
• Proposed BofA deal means more could lose homes
• Severe drought spreads its pain across 14 states
• Target gets exclusive on Google e-reader
• Tech companies lead office rent rebound
• Today’s savings app grew out of an ’80s mini-computer
• Touring Bellingham’s oldest profession
• Washington becomes first state to eliminate its tourism office

SPORTS

• At the Women’s World Cup, drama without dramatics
• Attorney gives hint Clemens may not testify
• Cano? can do!
• Community Scoreboard
• Contador, Schleck waiting for Pyrenees
• Elks wrap up road trip with 4-3 loss to Black Bears
• Football
• Golf
• Horse racing returns to Prineville for four nights
• Jaroslav Jirik, 1st Czech in the NHL, dies at 71
• Luck looks toward 2011 season without regret
• MLB Scoreboard
• Multisport
• On the Air
• Register for Prineville Relay for Life event
• Reverend urges All-Stars to speak out against law
• Ryu beats Seo in playoff to capture U.S. Women’s Open
• Shooting
• Soccer
• Tennis
• TENNIS TIME
• Then ... and now
• Three Central Oregonians in top 12 at Northwest Am
• Track and field
• Triathlon
• Volleyball
• Yao retirement risks league’s profile in China

OBITS

• Barbara J. Angel
• Death notices
• ‘Dick Van Dyke Show’ writer dies
• Infamous impostor Bremen dies at 64
• Jaroslav Jirik, 1st Czech in the NHL, dies at 71
• Jimmy Roselli, Hoboken’s other crooner, dies at 85
• Kristin Suzanne Stiles
• Thomas Nelson Piper

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Barbara J. Angel
• Death notices
• Kristin Suzanne Stiles
• Thomas Nelson Piper

NATION & WORLD

• After debit-fee hubbub, what about credit cards?
• Aid snub dims U.S. sway, Pakistanis say
• Budget talks take on testy air
• Bulger’s companion is the focus of a court hearing
• 2 companies team up for coal miner bid
• Consumers soon to get free credit score after loan denial
• Cyprus navy chief dies in explosion
• Fed chief likely to take criticism, and give it back
• Financial contagion spreads to Italy
• First female vice president candidate picked in ‘84
• From ‘Nooglers’ to ‘Gayglers,’ Google workers carve niches
• Frustrated Panetta says Iraq needs to decide on U.S. troops
• GM to sell diesel version of popular Chevrolet Cruze
• Grim outlook for refugees in parched East African nations
• Groupon changes its privacy policy to collect, share more personal info
• How to build South Sudan
• Murdoch papers under even more fire
• Nestle to buy control of a top Chinese confectioner
• No accord on Mideast talks
• Proposed BofA deal means more could lose homes
• Protesters storm U.S. Embassy in Syria
• Ramadan’s approach worries Libyan rebels
• Russian boat listed before fatal sinking
• Severe drought spreads its pain across 14 states
• Target gets exclusive on Google e-reader
• Tech companies lead office rent rebound
• The race to construct a robot more like us
• Today’s savings app grew out of an ’80s mini-computer
• Vaccination ruse used by CIA in pursuit of Osama bin Laden

FEATURES

• A safety stopper for the garbage disposal
• A world tour of potato salad
• Airstream rally to flow through region
• All couped up
• Book review: Green roofs, small scale
• Books that keep this country’s best gardeners growing
• Chardonnay: If you can’t beat it, enjoy it
• 10 feel-good things for July
• Fiber One? More like Fiber Many
• First female vice president candidate picked in ‘84
• Hiding your yard"s eyesores: It"s all about illusion
• If in doubt ... don’t pour it out
• ‘Rain, rain, go away ... wait, what?’ Assessing the help that H2O brings
• Swamped by swatches?
• Taste Oregon's culinary bounty
• The mango's marvelous year
• Touring Bellingham’s oldest profession
• Turkey burgers, Texas-style
• Vinegar + water = cleaner (for fruits as well)
• Washington becomes first state to eliminate its tourism office
• Watch your weight with this bean salad

ENTERTAINMENT

• A doc team aims for the bleachers
• Airstream rally to flow through region
• All couped up
• Animal right’s group calls Crow hypocrite
• Community Calendar
• Register for Prineville Relay for Life event
• Roseanne proves she’s still ‘nuts’ on new reality show

OPINION

• How to build South Sudan
• Logic deficit to the wilderness deficit
• Mayor does not need an election
• The method to the Republicans’ debt-ceiling madness

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• All couped up
• Curb ramp push: 200 this year
• Diesel Toyotas: a Bend specialty
• GM to sell diesel version of popular Chevrolet Cruze