July 30, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A Suttle reminder: These kids serve, too
• Bend council eyes hydropower project
• Calendar
• Clarification
• County airs own concerns about DA
• East Bend home damaged in fire
• Flir cuts 100 jobs, 40 at Wilsonville
• Groups push to expand Crater Lake wilderness
• High algae levels at Diamond Lake
• Home business owner fights county’s decision on zoning
• Man gets 8 months for throwing rocks
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• NOAA rule would give irrigators a break
• ODOT seeks public comment on study
• People on the move
• Portland mayor says he won’t run again
• Religion in Brief
• Snakes, turtle saved from Salem fire
• Weaving through water hazards
• What will happen to Wu’s $343,000 in campaign cash?
• What's going up?

BUSINESS

• Air France pilot in 2009 crash was undertrained
• Apple’s wallet fatter that Uncle Sam’s
• As deadline nears, U.S. eyes ‘risky’ payment plan
• Bend council eyes hydropower project
• Debt worries go global
• Economy slows to a crawl in 2nd term
• Endgame set for Sunday
• Flir cuts 100 jobs, 40 at Wilsonville
• Genes can be patented, federal appeals court says
• Home business owner fights county’s decision on zoning
• Homeownership lowest since 1998
• Merck to slash 13,000 more jobs by end of 2015
• NOAA rule would give irrigators a break
• Oregon lawmakers assess the damage
• People on the move
• Toning shoe market is losing its footing
• What's going up?

SPORTS

• A refreshing swim
• American League roundup
• Auto racing
• Back in the saddle
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend South plays today for Oregon Little League title
• Bend takes finale of WCL series against Walla Walla
• Brickyard 400 could be crucial for drivers on the Chase bubble
• Browne still on top at Senior Open midpoint
• Buying a competition horse takes keen eye, trusted seller
• Eagles swoop in and snag top free agent cornerback Asomugha
• FIBA set to clear NBA players to play overseas
• Football
• Golf
• Lofty aims but stalled enforcement of Title IX equity law
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• New coaches in the NFL say they are not at a disadvantage
• On the Air
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Tour champ Cadel Evans commits to Colorado race

OBITS

• Cynthia Anne Drenner
• Death notices
• Frank Foster, 82, Grammy-winning jazz composer
• Gregory (Greg) Scott Unruh
• Gunnar I. Bjorvik
• Herbert Herb Bradley Shields
• Thomas Alan Green

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Cynthia Anne Drenner
• Death notices
• Gregory (Greg) Scott Unruh
• Gunnar I. Bjorvik
• Herbert Herb Bradley Shields
• Thomas Alan Green

NATION & WORLD

• After 35 years, a call to rethink approval of medical devices
• Air France pilot in 2009 crash was undertrained
• Apple’s wallet fatter that Uncle Sam’s
• As deadline nears, U.S. eyes ‘risky’ payment plan
• Brutal heat testing churches in many ways
• Debt worries go global
• Egypt’s second uprising?
• Endgame set for Sunday
• Genes can be patented, federal appeals court says
• Homeownership lowest since 1998
• In 1965, Johnson signs Medicare bill into law
• Lofty aims but stalled enforcement of Title IX equity law
• Merck to slash 13,000 more jobs by end of 2015
• Ministering to soldiers — and facing their own stress
• 6 months to ‘knock out' terror leaders, adviser says
• Norwegians mourn 77 victims a week later
• Obama’s fuel goal: 54.5 mpg by 2025
• Octuplets mom: ‘drugged’ when she OK"d 12 embryos
• Oregon lawmakers assess the damage
• Release of Nixon tapes ordered, 36 years later
• Spain faces elections, credit downgrade
• Stunning Turks, generals resign en masse
• Toning shoe market is losing its footing
• When 2 dams go down, a river, and fish, restored

FEATURES

• A Suttle reminder: These kids serve, too
• After 35 years, a call to rethink approval of medical devices
• Brutal heat testing churches in many ways
• Egypt’s second uprising?
• Genes can be patented, federal appeals court says
• In 1965, Johnson signs Medicare bill into law
• Merck to slash 13,000 more jobs by end of 2015
• Ministering to soldiers — and facing their own stress
• Octuplets mom: ‘drugged’ when she OK"d 12 embryos
• Religion in Brief
• Toning shoe market is losing its footing

ENTERTAINMENT

• Actor has warm memories of ‘Rescue Me’
• Artwork auction to help Humane Society of Redmond
• Cage set to star in Alaskan thriller
• Frank Foster, 82, Grammy-winning jazz composer
• Recipes requested for collectable cookbook
• Stone proves quick study on ‘The Help,’ ‘Spider-Man’
• Toning shoe market is losing its footing

OPINION

• From the Archives
• Grading politicians
• How to be safe
• No shortage of merit, debate for state’s desert wilderness
• Opportunities for women
• Spittlebugs: Gross, but interesting
• The wrong way to fight for forests

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Obama’s fuel goal: 54.5 mpg by 2025
• ODOT seeks public comment on study