July 17, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Beasley — Nash
• Bend man sought in neighbor’s stabbing
• Births
• Blikstad
• Building stability
• Car crashes, burns at Multnomah Falls
• Cocaine nabbed in Oregon will net man a life sentence
• Cook
• Correction
• Economist’s portrait of Deschutes too gloomy, leaders say
• Firefighter’s family sues city over suicide
• Hargous
• Heare
• Hold on tight!
• How legislators gambled away a $3.5B shortfall
• Lawyers ask court to reinstate them in capital case
• Man who robbed Beaverton bank gets 12 years
• Montana officials set quota of 220 wolves for fall hunt
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Reunions, military notes, college notes
• Out in force to fight cancer
• Parental rights restored to mom who killed mate
• Races go off with a splash
• Runoff pushes waste into Willamette River
• Savior of the misunderstood
• Southward
• These Deschutes County Fair judges have a sweet gig
• Trial ordered for Portlander accused of sex assault in Denver airport
• Woman tried to sell newborn, caller alleges
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Aging strains young cities
• Building stability
• Cities add up costs of mobile eateries
• Economist’s portrait of Deschutes too gloomy, leaders say
• Google+ one-ups Facebook this time
• Immigration audits
• News of Record: Deeds
• Speaking in Morse code
• Spirit Airlines' no-amenity strategy wins, loses some
• Wall Street novels put stock in details

SPORTS

• A damp dash
• American League roundup
• Auto racing
• Bumpy road looking good now for Americans
• Former British Open champion coming to Bend
• Kirk up one at Viking Classic
• Locals do well at nationals
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Players with light eyes deal with glare and doubts
• Soccer
• Tennis
• Tour de France at a glance
• Unlikely Clarke maintains lead
• U.S. men’s alpine team using go-karts for offseason training
• Utah golfer takes Northwest Amateur
• Watson teaches the kids a lesson on the links

OBITS

• A. John Marcoux
• Alan J. Winchester
• Alexander Dederer
• Charles George Brink
• Death notices
• Ragovoy, 80, wrote classic soul ballads
• Ronald Henry Smyth
• Zamora, mayor of Colton, Calif.

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• A. John Marcoux
• Alan J. Winchester
• Alexander Dederer
• Charles George Brink
• Death notices
• Ronald Henry Smyth

NATION & WORLD

• Alarming new stimulant sold legally in many states
• Battle over charter schools is shifting to affluent suburbs
• Casey Anthony is freed
• Chinese priest is excommunicated
• Clinton chides Turkey on rights record
• Egypt military is spelling out muscular role in government
• Election cycle emerges as year of the pledge
• Gay marriage activists push military limits
• GOP freshmen say they prize reform over re-election
• ’Grand bargain’ still in the works
• Great gray owls find a surprising home in Sierra Nevada hills
• Group that lauded Putin cancels prize
• In 1955, Disneyland opens in California
• In New Zealand, no relief from shaking
• In Tajikistan, rise of Islam worries government
• NATO launches airstrikes on Tripoli
• New stable of donors drove record fundraising for Obama
• Obama, Dalai Lama meet despite China’s warning
• Ragovoy, 80, wrote classic soul ballads
• Recall elections likely to test both parties
• Scandal sullies famed Scotland Yard
• So far, ‘Carmageddon’ is running smoothly
• Syrian killings stall bid to unite opposition
• To save jobs, union OKs big concessions in deal with Cuomo
• Walden inquiry gains traction
• Washington Week
• Zamora, mayor of Colton, Calif.

FEATURES

• A toilet-paper wedding dress? It’s not just a bridal shower game
• Aging strains young cities
• Honeymoon doesn’t have to end in Spain
• Immigration audits
• News of Record: Reunions, military notes, college notes
• Speaking in Morse code
• These Deschutes County Fair judges have a sweet gig
• Volunteering for a great (and cheaper!) vacation
• Wouldn’t you like to weekend in Istanbul for $100?

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘A Death in Summer’: a beach read for the brainy
• A heartfelt song of hardship and hope
• AMC’s addictive ‘Breaking Bad’ is back
• Artists, scientists offer free presentations
• Best-sellers
• ‘Buried Secrets’ offers all the elements of best spy novels
• Calendar
• CCC junior criterium set for Saturday
• Cities add up costs of mobile eateries
• Fantastic tale defies genre conventions
• Get your bling: A British class war rages
• Movie Times
• Wall Street novels put stock in details
• Well, this isn't a joke
• Wine tasting benefits music education

OPINION

• Bad move
• Death and budgets
• Duck rescue
• Dumb and dumber war in Libya
• Finance caps don’t subtract
• Forgotten war
• Hitler’s killer coffee and talking dogs
• Immigration audits
• In the job market, it’s adapt or die
• Premium deal must happen
• We the people
• Weeks before his death, my interview with Karzai’s half brother
• Why an accurate Haitian death toll matters

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Don’t worry about ‘87 Mazda’s oil use
• Hyundai throwing a curve at compact car shoppers