July 07, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Appliance rebate program extended
• Barn fire in Grants Pass kills 16 mini micro potbellied pigs
• Bend sees another rise in tourism gauge
• 3 boys rescued from cliff near Lincoln City
• Business Calendar
• COCC awards construction contracts
• Correction
• 4 drivers stopped for exceeding 100 mph
• Elderly man missing for 9 hours found
• Exercising rights to life, liberty, constitutional do-overs
• Filed for bankruptcy?
• Governor appoints Morrow County DA
• Heat advisory issued for Northwest
• Kit plane maker gets capital boost
• Man plans Drake Park service for slain geese
• Man waives extradition in wife’s death
• Missing boy's mom makes new appeal to stepmother
• 3 must pay $658 fines for using illegal fireworks
• Newberry may see increase in geothermal projects
• News of Record: bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Ocean’s rising carbon dioxide levels threaten coral reef fish
• Pomegranate to host flea market Saturday
• Preparing to jump
• Ranchers arraigned in rangeland arson case
• Redmond considers altering urban renewal district
• Redmond will soon have a third daily flight to San Francisco
• Search suspended at Rockaway Beach
• Stand up, paddle the river with new retailer
• U.S. sues Arizona over its immigration law
• VA continues payments for Portland trips
• Whiting fishermen wait for bigger fish

BUSINESS

• Appliance rebate program extended
• Bend sees another rise in tourism gauge
• Business Calendar
• Buyout firm plans a public offering
• China bank IPO raises $19 billion
• COCC awards construction contracts
• Corporations trailing unions in campaign-ad spending
• EPA proposes rules to cut coal emissions
• Filed for bankruptcy?
• Frugal by design
• Google aims to compensate for gay workers’ higher taxes
• Graduates increasingly drawn to nonprofit work
• Job path of the parents is closing for the young
• Kit plane maker gets capital boost
• Netflix inks deal with movie studio
• New shady characters
• Newberry may see increase in geothermal projects
• News of Record: bankruptcies
• Officials and scientists collide over spill solutions
• Oil defeats efforts to save Ponchartrain
• Pomegranate to host flea market Saturday
• Preparing to jump
• Redmond considers altering urban renewal district
• Redmond will soon have a third daily flight to San Francisco
• Stand up, paddle the river with new retailer
• Still waiting for smarter labels on sunscreen
• Summer is no time for lax office policy
• Top entertainment sellers
• VA continues payments for Portland trips
• Wal-Mart displays its legal might contesting a $7K fine
• Well-connected

SPORTS

• Armstrong loses time in bumpy third stage
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend pro wins Wildhorse Pro-Am
• Bend set to host marathon mountain bike nationals
• Bend shuts down Kelowna
• Football
• Four in match play at junior amateur
• Germany-Spain feels more like a World Cup final
• LeBron and Co. might be close to decision
• Major League Baseball
• Netherlands into final with a 3-2 victory over Uruguay
• On the Air
• Rockies ace Jimenez hits speed bumps after fast start
• Scoreboard
• Tour de France at a glance
• Track and field
• Wait goes on for Wie, the still-unrealized prodigy
• With jersey exchanges come stories and status
• Woods turns icy at personal questions at event in Ireland

OBITS

• Death notices
• Lila Marie St. John
• Oldest Postmaster in U.S. dies
• Robert Butler, 83, promoted better treatment of elderly
• Sarah E. Fiantaco
• Stephen Kanner, third-generation Los Angeles architect, dies at 54

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Lila Marie St. John
• Sarah E. Fiantaco

NATION & WORLD

• China bank IPO raises $19 billion
• Clinton finishes tour of E. Europe
• Corporations trailing unions in campaign-ad spending
• Donors, fundraisers shaken by Steele gaff
• East swelters in triple digits; forecasters say more to come
• EPA proposes rules to cut coal emissions
• Israel indicts soldiers for actions in Gaza
• Manson follower loses another appeal for freedom
• Officials and scientists collide over spill solutions
• Oil defeats efforts to save Ponchartrain
• Report: Law has reduced number of U.S. meth labs
• Robert Butler, 83, promoted better treatment of elderly
• Sarkozy pressured over gift allegations
• Sexual potency drug users show triple STD rate
• Stephen Kanner, third-generation Los Angeles architect, dies at 54
• Suicide terrorist bombings claim 52 victims across London in 2005
• The queen speaks, the world listens
• Toyota says it knew about Lexus problem 2 years ago
• U.S. and Israel shift focus to peace process
• U.S. Postal Service seeks 2-cent stamp increase
• U.S. soldier also charged with viewing secret cables
• Wal-Mart displays its legal might contesting a $7K fine

FEATURES

• Calendar
• New shady characters
• Redmond will soon have a third daily flight to San Francisco
• Sexual potency drug users show triple STD rate
• Still waiting for smarter labels on sunscreen
• Suicide terrorist bombings claim 52 victims across London in 2005
• Summer is no time for lax office policy
• VA continues payments for Portland trips

ENTERTAINMENT

• A portraitist and his images come to light
• Band penalized for riff in ‘Down Under'
• BBC’s ‘The Choir’ a real-life ‘Glee’
• Buffett hopes to boost Gulf spirits with concert
• George Michael arrested after crash
• Imagination takes shape with clay sculptures
• Lohan judge won’t consider alcohol report
• Movie Times
• Netflix inks deal with movie studio
• Top entertainment sellers
• Unruly crowd undoes party featuring Diddy

OPINION

• Forest Service vs. Dirty Half
• If we want better results, we must elect better leaders
• Time for a little economic realism

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Chrysler plans to set up 200 Fiat dealerships
• Toyota says it knew about Lexus problem 2 years ago