July 11, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Baker — Christopher
• Baker — Hoberg
• Births
• Boy found dead in 1963 reburied, still unnamed
• Brewhaha
• Calendar
• Candlelight vigil held for missing boy
• Correction
• How does Deschutes stack up?
• How Les Schwab came to be known as the ‘pleasant creditor’
• Lodwick
• Madras hospital closes outpatient rehab center
• Man fatally stabbed in early morning fight
• Muma — Clark
• News of Record: deeds
• OSU research farm controls conditions that affect state crop
• Overman
• Prineville chief takes charge of Guard unit
• Setting off a spike in bankruptcies
• Shorter days for students put on hold
• Silent auction to determine fate of Eagle Cap lodge
• Southern Oregon fire destroys 2 businesses
• Summer in the city
• Switzerland endures heat, storms
• U.S. wants 5 years for embezzling BLM official
• Vehicle hits streetlight, closing Baker Road
• What if the next foreclosure happened to you?
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Comedy spills into Florida’s ads (but not at the Gulf’s expense)
• Crash or recovery, global imbalances reign
• E-readers are on the rise thanks to older readers
• Hard times in retail hit Facebook’s virtual shop
• How does Deschutes stack up?
• How Les Schwab came to be known as the ‘pleasant creditor’
• In rush to bonds, little for investors to cheer
• Jobless claims waver as recovery slows
• Merck plans layoffs for 1 5 % of work force
• New wood stove rule for state starts Aug. 1
• News of Record: deeds
• Old technology foils bid to lower wages
• Setting off a spike in bankruptcies
• Wendy"s seeks to revive wilting salad market
• What if the next foreclosure happened to you?
• With wave of hiring, job worries bypassing Wall Street
• 30-year loan rates fall to new low, again

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend women in contention at Mid-Am
• Contenders will be shaken out as Tour heads to the Alps
• Creamer opens 3-shot lead
• Early scoring helps Elks hold off Bells
• Germany tops Uruguay for third place
• Golf Scoreboard
• Gritting it out in the crit
• Heat, LeBron, make pitch to Derek Fisher
• Hundreds run at Smith Rock
• Major League Baseball
• Netherlands or Spain will get first title
• On the Air
• Prineville invite is not your normal golf tourney
• Reutimann cruises to Sprint Cup win
• South Africans put past aside, root for the Dutch
• Stricker sets 54-hole PGA record at Deere Classic
• Tennis
• Tour De France at a Glance

OBITS

• Death notices
• Donald Judd Lytle
• Expelled Jesuit Bill Callahan fought for ordaining women
• Israel Hicks co-founded L.A.’s Ebony Repertory
• Roberto Suarez, founder of El Nuevo Herald, dies
• Thomas E. Riddle

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Donald Judd Lytle
• Thomas E. Riddle

NATION & WORLD

• BP removes well cap, trying for a tighter fit
• Burr mortally wounds Hamilton in 1804 duel
• Challengers using TARP votes to tar incumbents
• Children, meet your new teacher
• Comedy spills into Florida’s ads (but not at the Gulf’s expense)
• Crash or recovery, global imbalances reign
• Expelled Jesuit Bill Callahan fought for ordaining women
• Faux marijuana as incense spurs bans
• ‘Grim Sleeper’ suspect had long arrest record
• Hanford analyst ups nuclear waste tally
• Illegal workers left jobless in "silent raids"
• Israel Hicks co-founded L.A.’s Ebony Repertory
• Korea bloodbath inquiry ends, and U.S. escapes much blame
• Motherland changed as spies ‘slept’
• President vows clearer path to aid for veterans with PTSD
• Roberto Suarez, founder of El Nuevo Herald, dies
• Struggling states seek more aid from D.C.
• Trio of odd planes part of NASA’s storm study
• 6 troops die in surge of attacks
• Value of oil-skimming flotilla is uncertain

FEATURES

• Anglicans closer to schism after vote on women
• Area inches toward one source for all health care
• Comedy spills into Florida’s ads (but not at the Gulf’s expense)
• ‘D Tour’ back to Bend
• 2 days in Tacoma
• For one night only, ‘cougar’ town
• Hey, wedding guests: Get it together, OK?
• Jetta’s power, efficiency and the beauty of virtue
• Madras hospital closes outpatient rehab center
• Merck plans layoffs for 1 5 % of work force
• News of Record: Reunions
• The bus doctor, averting countless vacation disasters
• Vatican posts $5M loss, but donations up
• Wendy"s seeks to revive wilting salad market

ENTERTAINMENT

• Aloof philosopher faces dark temptations in novel
• ‘Ancestor’ author puts science on steroids
• Author gives unsparing account of childhood
• Best-sellers
• City Club to discuss competitive events
• ‘D Tour’ back to Bend
• E-readers are on the rise thanks to older readers
• Fast chat with ‘Rizzoli & Isles’ star Harmon
• Movie Times
• Newest bio focuses on Dickinson family feuds
• Race for the River benefits conservancy
• Taylor, Burton love burns in new book
• Wendy"s seeks to revive wilting salad market

OPINION

• Gloomy future a matter of choice
• In a stunning move, Congress fails crucial budget test
• Israel’s blockade is pointless
• Let’s reflect on Wyden’s forest bill
• Merkley tackles HUBZone flaws
• Obama should mend fences with business
• Recession shows value of university
• Salacious tales by Edwards’ estranged wife, ex-sycophant
• Unhappy ranchers

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Jetta’s power, efficiency and the beauty of virtue
• Luck has little to do with well-built car’s longtime reliability
• This time, GM might outsource financing