August 20, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• All accounted for in Grand Canyon rescue
• Area’s traffic issues are prime example of state’s challenges
• As gas prices ease, energy subsides as a campaign issue
• Bali bombers prefer execution by beheading
• Bend solar company lays off employees
• Bomb kills at least 43 near capital of Algeria
• Calendar
• COCC challenged to raise money for scholarships
• Commemorative Oregon stamp is unveiled
• Correction
• Corvallis police OK new 3-year contract
• Craig Laverne Burson
• Crook County Library to host Librarypalooza
• Death Notices
• Dedication is set for new Bend elementary school
• EPA limit of states’ emissions rules axed
• Fire breaks out in Egypt’s parliament
• For the West, no good options
• From Bend to Milwaukee
• Fundraising barbecue to help students with school supplies
• Grayback firefighters return to fire lines
• Hey, lets rent a movie.
• Hundreds of previously unknown species unearthed in Smokies
• Indonesia celebrates 63 years of independence
• Iness E. Martin
• 4 injured in crash on Hwy. 97 in Redmond
• Inventive ideas emerging in renewable energy hunt
• Iraqi government raid may inflame tensions
• Jacob Edward McDonald
• Local police chief called to another kind of duty
• Louise Lawson Cabaniss
• Medical building sells for $2.8 million
• Milwaukee salutes the Fonz in bronze
• 2 missing Bend teens found hitchhiking
• ‘Most Wanted’ man arrested in Oregon
• National Guard overhaul expensive
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• No charges for troubled utility
• Obama, running mate to campaign Saturday
• Opposition leaders call for strike in Bolivia
• Oregon is the nations 25th most-obese state
• People On the Move
• Piracy is worsening with latest hijacking off Somalia
• Practice bus rides offered for incoming kindergartners
• 2-pronged attack is Taliban’s worst in years
• Redmond high school design forum tonight
• Russians detain 21 soldiers
• Shaken and stirred by his Bond experiences
• Some in Congress urge delay of missile defense system in Eastern Europe
• State looks into spill at Smith’s company
• Summer pickings
• Sunriver Resort-area residents may partner up on sewers
• Swastika on lawn under investigation
• 11 teams are on their marks for the 13th ‘Amazing Race’
• The high price of new cervical cancer vaccines
• Toby Keith singing Obama’s praises
• Tropical Storm Fay lingers over Florida
• Turmoil compounds as Pakistan’s government threatens to break apart
• War debate escalates at veterans meeting
• Warm Springs man is charged with second-degree murder in shooting
• Warsaw Pact nations invade Czechoslovakia in ’68
• William Everett Thornburgh
• Wind helps a blaze near Sisters jump the fire line
• 85-year-old woman confronts intruder

BUSINESS

• A less expensive downtown emerges
• Bend solar company lays off employees
• Business Calendar
• Consumers make changes, but will thrifty habits last?
• Gas prices dip again
• Hey, lets rent a movie.
• High-def competition is reshaping the cable TV landscape
• Hoist a pint in style with Old Mill glasses
• How to find a job that’s a good fit
• Medical building sells for $2.8 million
• People On the Move
• Rescue of Fannie, Freddie seen as inevitable
• Search for jobs proves difficult for graduates
• Shopping for high style at penny-pinching prices
• Small-SUV safety: The results are in
• Summer pickings
• Sunriver Resort-area residents may partner up on sewers
• Tracking down replacements for china, crystal sets
• Walden stays in D.C. to push coastal drilling
• Wholesale prices see biggest jump since 1981

SPORTS

• Battistella wins in Massachusetts
• Brewers’ outfielder Braun held out with back injury
• BYU junior wins qualifying portion of U.S. Amateur
• C.O. youth golf program is growing strong
• Control your club face and eliminate your slice
• Favre: Pick in NFC title game not a factor
• For U.S. track, lots of surprises but few stars at Beijing Games
• Former world No. 1 Mauresmo struggles to victory at Pilot Pen
• Free last-minute physicals offered
• Gibbs’ race team to be penalized for cheating
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Happiness on the medal stand is easy as 1-3-2
• Horse camp is much more than the horses
• Horse camp's focus is more than horses
• Indiana hoops coach Crean signs extension
• Indoor golf facility celebrates opening
• Johnson is golden, Liukin gets fifth medal
• Maddux traded to L.A., now in middle of NL West race
• Mets closer Wagner out indefinitely with injury
• Mets rally in eighth inning to top Braves
• Minus its superstar, U.S. women’s soccer team is still finding success
• Olympic Scoreboard
• On the Air
• PGA Tour playoffs set to start, version 2.0
• Receiver Boldin wants Arizona to trade him
• Redmond names new hoops coach
• Seahawks’ Hasselbeck is sidelined again
• Settlement reached for Sonics’ move
• Tetherow's pro debut
• U.S. players go around the globe before today’s World Cup qualifier
• Whats Next?
• Wide receiver Henry rejoins Bengals

OBITS

• LeRoi Moore played sax for Dave Matthews
• Levy Mwanawasa, 59, led Zambia for 6 years

FEATURES

• People On the Move

OPINION

• How political partisanship has held back the maverick McCain
• Mandating the stupid
• Proposed FAA rules could destroy an important industry
• Why college leaders want to lower the drinking age

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Area’s traffic issues are prime example of state’s challenges
• From Bend to Milwaukee