August 01, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A day at the fair
• A fair to remember
• Accidentally shot in the leg, state senator faces surgery
• Anthrax scientist commits suicide as the FBI closes in
• Art abounds for First Friday Art Walk
• Art exhibits
• Art on the edge
• Arts Central show set for September
• ‘August Rush’ a musical, magical tale
• Bend construction initiative falls short of supporters
• Block party vendors sought
• Bush implements intel reorganization
• California makes cuts amid budget crisis
• CD-Release Show: Reed Thomas Lawrence
• Company to pay $1M to promote bike safety
• County keeps alive calorie-listing measure
• CTC set to celebrate 30 years with sneak peak
• Day 2: So far, its all fun and games
• Death Notices
• Deirdre Ann Coles Paulino
• Dispatches
• Drug offers promise of fitness in a pill
• Esther Knight, La Pine High’s Sparrow, had relied on faith to stay strong
• Esther Lynell Knight
• Ex-CEO Gonzalez moves suit to federal jurisdiction
• Family Calendar
• Gear up for Bend’s Flashback Cruz
• GO! Magazine
• Guantanamo trial enters secret session
• Guzek’s lawyers: Death penalty not valid
• High Desert Museum to close early Saturday
• How does the Twilight Saga stack up against Harry Potter?
• Independents back Merkley in Senate race
• Judge: Bush advisers can’t ignore subpoenas
• Judge says caregiver raped disabled woman
• Karadzic hears charges of genocide, war crimes
• Kayak store break-in suspect hid in river
• Kemp returns to Silver Moon Brewing
• La Pine shuttle service to launch Monday
• Larry L. Larsen
• Like a rock
• Luchsinger sings again in Antelope
• McCain says Obama playing race card
• McGregor’s on the road again
• Misty River rolls through the area
• Music releases: Beck
• Music releases: John Mellencamp
• Music releases: Ry Cooder
• Music releases: Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis
• NASA says liquid found on surface of Saturn’s moon
• New Monsoon plays The Summit Sunday
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Officer loses job over student relationship
• Out of town
• Paint and pastel show deadline is nearing
• Pakistanis aided India embassy bombing in Kabul, U.S. reports
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Phoenix lander confirms water on Mars
• Pick Pickler!
• Planning ahead
• Precursor to Air Force founded in 1907
• Prineville man’s creation gives snowbirds peace of mind
• Quite quirky country: The Gourds
• Redmond pet shelter won’t pick new board
• Report: Fund shortfall hampers bridge safety
• Restaurant Guide
• Rose Festival princess accused of shoplifting
• Seafood heaven
• Smith cites another Democrat in new ad
• State regulators OK public solar deals
• Stem cell advance shows promise for Lou Gehrig’s disease
• Stevens pleads not guilty, readies re-election push
• Story times, library youth events for Aug. 1-7
• Street closures for the Flashback Cruz
• Study: Background TV distracts youngsters
• Sweet sound of Midori
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• This week
• Twilight time
• U.S. deaths in Iraq hit low in July
• Walter George Dahms
• ‘We have a great optimism about life’
• Weather helps crews fight fire that threatens Montana ski hill
• Westlund confirms groping aide in ‘97
• Will deer use new highway crossings? With guidance, the experts hope so
• You say you want an evoluton
• You’ve got e-mail - too much of it, as it happens

BUSINESS

• Boeing’s stock drops on oil, strike concerns
• Bristol-Myers offers $4.5 billion for ImClone
• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon fuel prices
• Dispatches
• Economy grew 1.9% in second quarter
• Ex-CEO Gonzalez moves suit to federal jurisdiction
• Exxon Mobil quarterly profit sets U.S. record
• GMAC reported loss exceeds all of 2007
• High fuel costs delay plane orders
• Icahn wants friendship with Yahoo leaders
• In China, low-end industries give way to high-tech innovation
• Jobless claims hit 5-year high
• Kodak revises outlook after quarterly loss
• Motorola posts profit, beats expectations
• Mt. Bachelor's next move
• Oil falls to almost $124 on U.S. economic data
• Prineville man’s creation gives snowbirds peace of mind
• Regulators accuse Merrill Lynch of fraud
• Sen. Wyden takes aim at oil and gas speculation
• Small bites
• Smaller cars aren’t a deal everywhere
• Sushi restaurant opens in Bend mall
• To speed up sales, automakers seek ‘emerging’ markets

SPORTS

• Agent: Favre ready for media frenzy
• Barnhouse Trail
• Bengal suspended for four games by NFL
• Big wins, crashes highlight X Games
• Champion Paint Horse has Central Oregon tie
• China announces additional Olympic pollution controls
• Dodger Stadium to host WBC semis, final
• Elks win series finale in the ninth
• Events Calendar
• Federer’s top ranking in jeopardy after loss
• Former Lava Bear finds a home in Boise
• Funk happy with first-round 65
• Golf Scoreboard
• Goosen jumps to one-stroke lead in Akron
• Griffey traded from Reds to White Sox
• Happy campers
• Heroism saves horses in massive California fire
• Its any kids dream come true
• James scores 20 as U.S. beats Turkey
• Locals among winners in draft horse show
• Marlins acquire LHP Rhodes from Seattle
• Moon thankful he still has Seahawks job
• On the Air
• Red Sox send Ramirez to L.A. Dodgers
• Redmond teen first at Junior High Finals Rodeo
• Russian Olympians suspended for doping
• Scoreboard
• Timbers’ owner to seek MLS franchise
• Twins beat White Sox while fans get unruly
• Volunteers needed for cycling races

OBITS

• McCulloch was an attorney for Oregon Justice Department
• Thomas Hayes was an ace WWII pilot
• Tough Republican Anne Armstrong advised presidents

FEATURES

• Esther Knight, La Pine High’s Sparrow, had relied on faith to stay strong
• Small bites

ENTERTAINMENT

• A little something Xtra

OPINION

• A farm boy from Oregon reflects on animal rights
• A kick for Medicare
• Is there any need for a $1,667 chair?
• Sustainable solutions to migration

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend construction initiative falls short of supporters
• Will deer use new highway crossings? With guidance, the experts hope so