August 16, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A history of danger on the Deschutes
• A taste of success
• Accusations fly amid Verizon strike
• After 25 years, ceremony provides some peace for missing teen’s family
• Barriers erected on Middle Fork trails
• Beau, a dog whisperer to fellow dogs
• Bend man suspected of drug trafficking
• Berkshire reveals stakes in 2 companies
• Clarification
• Correction
• Forest Grove soldier’s body returned
• Homeless eatery debate divides Eugene
• La Pine man dies after driving off road
• $34M project plagued with problems, mired in blame game
• Mama Lucy, who fostered 3 kittens, needs a home
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• On tour, Obama attacks GOP field
• ‘One story after another’: Victims of builder’s fraud describe dodges
• Pedestrian safety campaign slated
• Pets Calendar
• Roller hockey
• 1880s mail service mascot gets a makeover, and a stamp
• Same old greens? Look east for a cure
• Search called off for Sweet Home man
• Suddenly challenged, Romney points to his business background
• Terrebonne USPS carriers relocated
• 10 things that could make your pet sick
• Travel education company is sold
• Trooper was hurt changing tire when jack failed
• Union couple held in shooting, police chase
• Washington man drowns saving daughter

BUSINESS

• A taste of success
• Accusations fly amid Verizon strike
• App maker, FTC reach settlement in online privacy case
• Are gadget buyback deals worth buying?
• Bank of America bowing out of foreign credit card markets
• Berkshire reveals stakes in 2 companies
• Business Calendar
• Ex-manager for FrontPoint pleads guilty to insider trading
• Facebook, Yahoo to test ‘six degrees of separation’
• Google makes a $12.5B bet
• Google’s bid to buy Motorola unit could strain ties with phone makers
• Interpublic Group selling half its stake in Facebook
• Low interest rates do little to sway nervous customers
• ‘One story after another’: Victims of builder’s fraud describe dodges
• Record industry braces for battles over song rights
• Tablets, e-readers head off to college
• Travel education company is sold
• White House plans $350M in loans for rural jobs

SPORTS

• A cycling celebration
• Ambrose gets first victory in 105 starts
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Beavers cited for underage drinking
• Bend golfer just outside top 32 at PNGA Junior Am
• Cardinals' defensive coordinator Horton has paid his dues
• Cole, Pirates beat deadline, agree to $8 million deal
• Community Scoreboard
• Fly-fishing Fishing quick tips: The essentials
• Football
• Getting the drop is tricky for QBs
• Living history
• Major League Baseball
• Martial arts
• National League roundup
• New reputation has helped Saints fill key spots
• On the Air
• Rookie hazing goes through changes
• Swimming
• Teen creates summer splash
• Tennis
• Track and field

OBITS

• Curtis Hardie
• Death notices
• Former first lady of Maryland, Mimi Lee, dies
• Margaret M. Young
• Oldest survivor of Bataan Death March dies at 105
• Vic Dunlop, comic on ‘Make Me Laugh,’ dies
• Washington bureau chief for Oklahoman dies at 89

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Curtis Hardie
• Death notices
• Margaret M. Young

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan war widows build a community on a Kabul hill
• Bombs tear through 17 Iraqi cities; 63 killed
• Cancer’s secrets are coming into sharper focus
• Former first lady of Maryland, Mimi Lee, dies
• Gadhafi isolated as rebels advance and an aide defects
• Grizzlies return, with strings attached
• Mubarak trial won’t be televised, Egyptian judge rules
• Old text, new wrinkles: Did Butch Cassidy survive?
• Oldest survivor of Bataan Death March dies at 105
• Sara Lee, Kraft argue wiener war in federal court
• Scam to sell babies targeted surrogates, couples
• Somalia famine aid stolen; UN investigates
• Sports Illustrated first published in 1954
• Stanford will teach artificial intelligence free online ... to 58K
• Syrian forces said to herd thousands into stadium
• Tibetan monk immolates himself to protest China, 2nd in 5 months
• Vic Dunlop, comic on ‘Make Me Laugh,’ dies
• Washington bureau chief for Oklahoman dies at 89
• White House plans $350M in loans for rural jobs

FEATURES

• Calendar
• CD storage and which grout to go with
• Correction
• Credit unions push for school supplies
• Do-it-yourself furniture first aid
• Free appliance recycling Saturday at Knott
• Golf scramble to fund college scholarships
• Hot 'n' sweet Tossing fruit on the grill unlocks distinctive new flavor
• In August, divide flowers for continued enjoyment
• Life in a Belgian water tower
• Preserve summer fruit while you can
• Reader ideas: Why’d the deck rot?
• Salvage yard
• Sustainability awards nominations sought

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Credit unions push for school supplies
• Free appliance recycling Saturday at Knott
• Golf scramble to fund college scholarships
• Movie Times
• Reporters, not ad men, in the ‘50s, not the ‘60s
• Safety questions loom over Indiana stage failure
• Sustainability awards nominations sought

OPINION

• Anti-terrorism law needs some transparency
• Congress votes for folly
• Dysfunctional Congress
• Information technology, recessions fueling political fires worldwide
• Keep JROTC program alive
• Shower truck a boon for region’s homeless
• Volunteer to help Bend

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend man suspected of drug trafficking
• La Pine man dies after driving off road
• Pedestrian safety campaign slated
• Terrebonne USPS carriers relocated
• Trooper was hurt changing tire when jack failed