August 01, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A disastrous record
• Calendar
• Crook County: solar hot spot
• Drug court touts its numbers, success stories
• Hiking to a cooldown
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Recall effort targets Oakridge mayor, councilors
• Senior center aims for younger appeal
• Slight chance of storms this week
• State Highway 58 reopens after fiery crash near Oakridge
• Tualatin woman assaults 3 officers while resisting arrest, police say

BUSINESS

• Can Microsoft make you ‘Bing’?
• Crook County: solar hot spot

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Back in the saddle
• Baseball
• Bend falls to Corvallis, 4-1
• Browne victorious at U.S. Senior Open
• Cycling Calendar
• Cycling Scoreboard
• Football
• Fundraisers set for Bend South Little League families
• Horse racing
• Local coach gears up to spread sports
• Major League Baseball
• Mini Grand Prix winner claims victory for self, program
• Mountain biking
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Paul Menard pulls off upset victory at Brickyard
• Road cycling
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Tiger returns to competition, with plenty of advice
• Unlikely teams turn into buyers at trade deadline

OBITS

• House of Representatives’ final doorkeeper dies at 75
• Investment pioneer Howard Stein dies
• Marburger, 70, defended Bush science policies
• Paul William Freeman
• ‘Significant’ figure in growth of Christianity dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Paul William Freeman

NATION & WORLD

• A solid state of affairs for computer hard drives
• Debt deal in sight, now a battle over public perceptions
• 2 Democrats take side in logging case, but not the one you think
• Governor to decide on jailhouse informant bill
• House of Representatives’ final doorkeeper dies at 75
• Investment pioneer Howard Stein dies
• Marburger, 70, defended Bush science policies
• ‘Significant’ figure in growth of Christianity dies
• Summer Olympics open in Hitler’s Berlin in 1936
• Syrian forces attack cities, killing scores
• Tiny chips need heavy power, and advances may stall
• Under deal, Congress must trim deficit to avoid cuts to broad array of programs

FEATURES

• Senior center aims for younger appeal

ENTERTAINMENT

• Movie Times
• With 7 hits, USA having a good summer

OPINION

• A way to save
• Bringing a piece of history to life
• Change annuity rate for some PERS retirees
• Only a patriotic skin
• Oregon wilderness lags
• Starvation in Horn of Africa has societal, not meteorological, roots