July 15, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Avakian, Wu report strong fundraising
• Awbrey Butte tower plans put on hold
• Correction
• Corrections
• Drunken driver pays to bring victim’s family to sentencing
• Employees sue grocer over groping customer
• Family Calendar
• Flaherty says he was protecting the public in grand jury probe
• Judge allows death row inmate to fire his lawyers
• Kid-friendly camping
• Lane County cracks down on underage drinking
• Minnesota leaders strike a deal to end shutdown
• More federal dollars on way to help area’s homeless vets
• News of Record: Police Log
• Oregon Guard holds back some bonuses
• Oregon wine industry sees strong growth
• Real estate fall hurts top farm sectors
• Restaurant Guide
• Salazar approves area’s first wind farm
• Spreading the jams
• Store owner wrestles gun from robber
• Story times, library youth events for July 15-21
• Tami Sawyer arraigned on aggravated theft, criminal mistreatment charges
• Things looking up at Redmond RV rally
• Town hall meeting with AG set Aug. 3
• U.S. says DEA can oversee church’s use of hallucinogen
• Walden pushes timber payments

BUSINESS

• Awbrey Butte tower plans put on hold
• China urges U.S. to act on debt
• Companies push back on food ads
• Correction
• For Winnie the Pooh franchise, a return to humble, 2-D roots
• Google earnings soar in 1st quarter under new leader
• Hackers accessed important files, Pentagon says
• Murdochs agree to appear before panel
• Oregon wine industry sees strong growth
• Producer prices drop in June
• Real estate fall hurts top farm sectors
• Salazar approves area’s first wind farm
• Scientists turn to the Web for research funds
• Tami Sawyer arraigned on aggravated theft, criminal mistreatment charges
• The smell of sweets success
• To track militants, U.S. is employing technology that never forgets a face
• Walden pushes timber payments
• Weekly jobless claims drop more than expected
• What happens without a deal?

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• Adventure Sports Scoreboard
• Amateur shoots 65, tied for lead at British Open
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend golfers out of match play at Tetherow
• Bend snaps three-game losing streak
• Breaking down the eight events
• Football
• Former La Pine hoops standout transfers to OIT
• Hiking and climbing
• Locally
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• NFL talks clear last major obstacle with rookie wage scale
• On the Air
• Past winners of the Deschutes Dash
• Schedule of events
• Schlecks shine, Contador loses time as Sanchez wins 12th stage
• Spectators' guide
• Spraying down for invasive species
• Summer snow
• Tour de France at a glance
• Youth state championship in Bend this weekend

OBITS

• Death notices
• Evelyn J. Slawson
• Leo Kirch, 84, German media entrepreneur

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Evelyn J. Slawson

NATION & WORLD

• As combat deaths rise, will U.S. troops stay in Iraq past withdrawal deadline?
• ‘Baby Einstein’ creators say study was flawed
• China urges U.S. to act on debt
• Companies push back on food ads
• For Winnie the Pooh franchise, a return to humble, 2-D roots
• Google earnings soar in 1st quarter under new leader
• Hackers accessed important files, Pentagon says
• In baboons, betas have less stress
• In 1916, Boeing founded in Seattle
• Libyan rebels say they are desperately short of funds
• Murdochs agree to appear before panel
• Oregon Guard holds back some bonuses
• Police sort through suspect’s account in killing of boy
• Portland among 18 cities sharing $650K to help out migratory birds
• Producer prices drop in June
• Scientists turn to the Web for research funds
• To track militants, U.S. is employing technology that never forgets a face
• Union enables GM to reinvent the U.S.-made subcompact car
• Weekly jobless claims drop more than expected

FEATURES

• ‘Baby Einstein’ creators say study was flawed
• Companies push back on food ads
• In 1916, Boeing founded in Seattle
• More federal dollars on way to help area’s homeless vets
• Oregon wine industry sees strong growth
• Saying goodbye to the Potter Era
• Stop teen sarcasm in 3 steps
• The smell of sweets success
• Things looking up at Redmond RV rally

ENTERTAINMENT

• A junkyard blues blitz with Hillstomp
• Art exhibits
• Attn: Bluegrass fans Re: Good, free shows!
• Barbecue bliss
• Classic songbook
• Embracing immaturity
• For Winnie the Pooh franchise, a return to humble, 2-D roots
• Guitar genius Haque returns to Bend
• Last Band Standing
• Locally
• Loch Lomond plays Silver Moon Brewing
• Madhappy hosts indie hip-hop, agit-punk
• Movie times * For the week of July 15
• Music releases
• OPB’s ‘Art Beat’ visits The Nature of Words
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Saying goodbye to the Potter Era
• See Nicki Bluhm for free at Alive After 5
• Six-string bliss
• Spreading the jams
• Surprises in store for Reed on ‘Wolf’
• The smell of sweets success
• The White Buffalo
• Think local
• This week: Around town
• Tower member numbers on the rise
• Upcoming Concerts
• Waiting for a tale of wizardry

RESTAURANTS

• Barbecue bliss

OPINION

• Better recycling options
• Caylee’s Law unneeded
• Cost of 6 percent raise could catch up to 911 workers
• Dare Obama and Senate to block short-term debt solution
• Move wrong for seniors
• Strong legislators

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Things looking up at Redmond RV rally
• Union enables GM to reinvent the U.S.-made subcompact car