July 09, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A soggy sanctuary
• Author K.P. Bath sentenced to prison
• Balanced perspective
• Biden visits state to shore up first-term Oregon Democrat
• Business Calendar
• Children’s fund receives $4,000
• Correction
• Crime rates drop in Deschutes, but suicide calls up
• Crook County Fair in need of volunteers
• Crowd gathers for geese
• Dad of missing boy says he suspects stepmom
• Deschutes, Bend to use unexpected funds to aid businesses
• Dispatches
• Divers search for swimmer in Rogue
• East Bend condo complex in default
• Family Calendar
• Feds give state $3M for biomass projects
• Formal reviews start on Klamath dam removal
• Free Family Film Festival continues
• Kindred voices
• Low turnout at Walmart meeting
• New toys designed for adventures in learning
• Oregon man lives outdoor adventure dream on TV show
• Proton may be 4 percent smaller than previously believed
• Redmond brush fire spreads to building, closes street
• Region's veterans have trouble finding jobs
• Restaurant Guide
• Setting TV limits can work, study finds
• State education board mulls area university plan
• Story times, library youth events for July 9-15
• Try to stay cool 'cause ‘July heat is kicking in'
• Van would bring free services to those in need
• Vehicle accident on Neff Road and Hamby Road
• Western Oregon under heat advisory
• When jobless benefits expire

BUSINESS

• Biggest defaulters on mortgages are the rich
• Business Calendar
• Court rejects moratorium
• Deschutes, Bend to use unexpected funds to aid businesses
• Dispatches
• Drugmaker declines to specify size of recall
• East Bend condo complex in default
• Europe resumes sharing of financial data with U.S.
• June sales modest for most retailers
• Local radio station switching to a new frequency
• Low turnout at Walmart meeting
• $800M Palomar gas pipeline in limbo, energy regulators learn
• Obama pushes BP to capitalize on weather for Gulf spill cleanup
• Oregon economic index falls in May
• Region's veterans have trouble finding jobs
• Solar aircraft lands after night flight
• The ‘Volcker rule’ may not be as tough as it looks
• When jobless benefits expire

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• A-Rod eyes milestone of 600 home runs
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend wins at Wenatchee before returning home
• Cavendish wins fifth stage
• Football
• Freedom of flight
• Goydos’ 59 is fourth round under 60 in PGA history
• Lang proves Oakmont can give up low scores
• LeBron takes kingdom to Miami, but at what cost?
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Polo tournament and clinic this weekend in Bend
• Scoreboard
• Small group of World Cup champs ready to open door
• Tennis
• The wild, blue yonder
• Tour de France at a glance
• Track & field

OBITS

• Death notices
• Joya Sherrill sang with Ellington and Goodman
• Mark Anthony Marcoulier
• Moonglows singer Harvey Fuqua mentored Gaye, other Motown acts

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Mark Anthony Marcoulier

NATION & WORLD

• Arrest in ‘Grim Sleeper’ killings fans debate on DNA policy
• Court rejects moratorium
• Drugmaker declines to specify size of recall
• Europe resumes sharing of financial data with U.S.
• Flooding on the Rio grande
• In Iraq, Shiite pilgrims undeterred by bombs
• Iraqi smugglers blunt sanctions against Tehran
• Japanese election laws force candidates into the streets
• $800M Palomar gas pipeline in limbo, energy regulators learn
• Obama pushes BP to capitalize on weather for Gulf spill cleanup
• Spy swap sealed with guilty pleas
• Suspected killer was friendly, with dark side
• The Declaration of Independence is read aloud to troops in 1776
• The ‘Volcker rule’ may not be as tough as it looks
• Three arrested in Norway and Germany in terror plots

FEATURES

• A soggy sanctuary
• Breakthrough in HIV-fighting antibodies discovered
• Deschutes, Bend to use unexpected funds to aid businesses
• Drugmaker declines to specify size of recall
• The Declaration of Independence is read aloud to troops in 1776
• Vacationing families struggle to unplug
• Van would bring free services to those in need

ENTERTAINMENT

• A pile of pianos coming to the Tower
• An inspired mode
• An outstanding week under the Silver Moon
• Art exhibits
• ‘City’ is a sad, confusing mix
• Colin Hay kicks off Clear Summer Nights
• Joya Sherrill sang with Ellington and Goodman
• Kindred voices
• Library art group seeks ‘hot’ art
• Local radio station switching to a new frequency
• Masterpiece
• Mexican food like Grandma’s
• Moonglows singer Harvey Fuqua mentored Gaye, other Motown acts
• Music releases
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Poison Control Center visits Mountain’s Edge
• ‘9' rated 10 for visual effects, 1 for plot
• Selvidge, Speace play Bend house concert
• Sew much to see
• The Aggrolites bring ‘dirty reggae’ to Bend
• ‘The Pacific,’ ‘Glee,’ top Emmy nominees
• Upcoming concerts
• 20 years of fun

RESTAURANTS

• Mexican food like Grandma’s

OPINION

• Birds living in city parks have long bred controversy
• Don’t fear Newberry geothermal project
• Renewable energy in Central Oregon
• VA relents; vets benefit

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Analysts revising auto sales outlooks
• Envisioning a small electric BMW for the megacities of the future
• The new kid on the block