July 10, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Construction to limit access in Tumalo
• Correction
• Cost of moving earth
• Education board OKs some of area plan
• Extensive water damage a setback for Bend church
• June’s weather trends: warm, wet and windy
• 2 killed in east Bend crash
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Orangutan, zebra die at Oregon zoo
• People on the Move
• Plane makes emergency landing in Klamath Falls
• Religion in Brief
• Teen arrested in rape, death of 5-year-old girl
• Teen’s donation secures 2 men a home
• Town hall meetings being held to address homelessness
• 87-year-old woman dies after being hit by stun gun

BUSINESS

• China seizes 76 tons of tainted dairy goods
• Compromise allows China, Google to claim victories
• Cost of moving earth
• Extensive water damage a setback for Bend church
• Finally ditching the dial-up
• Harsh government report deals blow to diabetes drug
• Installation of new well cap could start today, BP says
• Jimmy Buffett offering region ‘few hours of fun’
• People on the Move
• Private colleges outspend public ones on teaching
• SEC chairman mulls new rules
• Small-business hiring weakens
• Three-horse race begins for disputed Air Force contract
• U.S. widens HSBC tax investigation
• Who’s hiring

SPORTS

• And the World Cup award winners are...
• Armstrong is looking up as mountains loom
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bowyer, others head into Chicagoland scrambling to make Chase for the Cup
• Cleveland rocked by losing LeBron
• Cold feat: Adventurer reaches poles, ready to tackle Everest
• Defending champ Stricker leads Goydos by a shot at Deere Classic
• Elks’ win streak ends at three
• Eyeing a title
• Major League Baseball
• Mariners trade ace Cliff Lee to Rangers
• Miami welcomes LeBron to Heat
• Mountain View fills soccer vacancies
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Oregon Mid-Am set to tee off at Brasada
• Scoreboard
• Sports
• Tennis
• Tour de France at a glance
• Tour de France getting more dangerous?
• Weather halts play, but Kerr gets share of clubhouse lead

OBITS

• Avis June Kuhlman Hamman
• Barney Edward Mason
• Death notices
• Sergei Tretyakov, spy who fled from Russia to U.S., dies at 53

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Avis June Kuhlman Hamman
• Barney Edward Mason
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A dangerous pilgrimage
• Blast aimed at elders kills more than 60 in Pakistan
• China seizes 76 tons of tainted dairy goods
• Compromise allows China, Google to claim victories
• COOLING OFF IN THE East
• Finally ditching the dial-up
• Gadhafi son plans Gaza aid voyage
• Governors convention will be last hurrah for many
• ‘Grim Sleeper’ may have killed more
• Harsh government report deals blow to diabetes drug
• Installation of new well cap could start today, BP says
• Japan election hard to predict
• Many Indians call ‘honor killings’ a disgrace
• Military employs new techniques in pursuing recruits
• Military’s drones beset by problems
• NATO accepts blame for killing 6 Afghan civilians
• Oakland businesses clean up after protest
• Obama defends economic policies while touting Reid
• Principals may appeal religious gift ruling
• Private colleges outspend public ones on teaching
• Reopening of Crescent Lake post office is denied
• SEC chairman mulls new rules
• Sergei Tretyakov, spy who fled from Russia to U.S., dies at 53
• Three-horse race begins for disputed Air Force contract
• Two bodies pulled from river after crash
• U.S. prisoner tries to kill self in N. Korea
• Venezuelans objecting to government takeovers
• What did the U.S. get out of spy swap?
• White House weighs on gay marriage ruling
• Wyoming becomes 44th state in 1890

FEATURES

• A dangerous pilgrimage
• Extensive water damage a setback for Bend church
• Harsh government report deals blow to diabetes drug
• Heard the one about the Redmond barista?
• How can faith in religious leaders be restored?
• Police: Priest used parish money for hotels, escorts
• Pontiff appoints new leader of order beset by scandal
• Presbyterian Assembly Backs Partnered gay clergy
• Principals may appeal religious gift ruling
• Religion in Brief
• Sightseeing of the quilt variety
• Teen’s donation secures 2 men a home
• Vanity in the age of the camera phone
• Wyoming becomes 44th state in 1890

ENTERTAINMENT

• Actor brings longer life to ‘Blood’ role
• Booklet available on building bird boxes
• Century West ’hood welcoming members
• Community Events Calendar
• Double your theater donation dollars
• Fascinating sights at the Oregon Country Fair
• Heard the one about the Redmond barista?
• Jimmy Buffett offering region ‘few hours of fun’
• Movie Times
• Music school offers low-cost band camp
• Sightseeing of the quilt variety
• Talk of the Town on ‘locavore’ movement
• Twain’s anger revealed after century in hiding
• Vanity in the age of the camera phone
• Who’s hiring

RESTAURANTS

• Heard the one about the Redmond barista?

OPINION

• Excessive focus on Stiegler
• Giving goose meat to poor
• It’s the country’s turn
• Land-use board coercive
• No other way
• Portland schools pin hopes on a federal bailout
• Where’s the service?
• Zinn history book shows students both sides of the story

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Construction to limit access in Tumalo
• 2 killed in east Bend crash