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July 17, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• Activists submit signatures to put bias issue to voters
• Andrew J. Huff
• Area job creation beats forecasts
• Bend's Downs drops match, but Team USA wins series
• Betty Q. Bishop
• BIGGERMountain bikers and the Forest Service build a fun new loop at Phil's Trail
• Draft show brings outexcitementin driver
• Ed board to slow tuitionincreases
• Elks lose late lead,ballgame
• Gotcha!
• Governor says Guard call-ups leave fire lines thin
• Grace and power will be on display Equestrian fanatics, get ready for Classics
• HomePort seafood eatery, revamped Cousin's will add different flavorsTwo restaurants develop in Old Mill District
• horsing around with a friend
• Info about movie content easy to find
• Judge to review manslaughter case evidence
• Judge to review manslaughter case evidence before closing statements
• Let Goldschmidt's picture stay put
• Madras step closer to airport
• 2nd quarter net up 15%for Cascade
• Parts of Bend lose power on Thursday
• Robert Ziteck
• The Bulletin wins awards in state newspaper contest
• Two restaurants develop in Old Mill District
• Virginia 'Ginny' Elaine Sullivan
• Warms Springs police officers suspended

SPORTS

• Draft show brings out excitement in driver
• Play BIGGER