July 14, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Awbrey Butte fire human-caused
• Business block party
• Crook County schools to raise athletics fees
• Former BLM official gets 3 years in prison
• Low bid from Redmond spurs appraisal for Evergreen building
• Low visibility for takeoff
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Parents file wrongful death suit against hospital
• Play Outdoors opens shop in Bend
• Redmond gives manager a raise
• Republican gubernatorial candidate skipping debate
• Series to discuss community, outdoors
• Students flock to COCC this summer
• Sun is shining, flowers are blooming
• The art of the audition
• Woman charged in shooting of 2 horses

BUSINESS

• ‘America’s Got Talent’ judge poised to fill King’s time slot
• Appeals court rejects FCC’s policy on indecency
• Artificial heart could become a standard replacement, its makers say
• Business block party
• Business Calendar
• Cutting costs
• Financial reform bill limps toward passage
• Grab a guide for the Tour of Homes
• In a first, seniors outnumber teenagers in the workplace
• In China, factories adapting to new demands of workers
• Intel reports record sales as upgrades start again
• Low bid from Redmond spurs appraisal for Evergreen building
• Nailing the interview: some tips from a pro
• New uses for grocery containers
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• Oregon jobless rate stays flat in June
• Pacific Power raising rates 14.3 percent
• Play Outdoors opens shop in Bend
• PV Powered was bleeding money before its acquisition, report says
• Site saves you from fashion faux pas
• Top entertainment sellers
• Toyota says driver error to blame in acceleration
• U.S. trade gap widens

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend handed first losing streak of the season
• Bend’s Vijarro advances to Pub Links match play
• Breaking down the seven events
• Children’s bike race planned on July 25
• Choi shakes up putting green
• C.O. memorial for legendary pro planned
• Cycling
• Enjoying the walk
• golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Legacy more than feuds and bluster for ’The Boss’
• Making a ‘dash' for it
• Mickelson sets sights on Open title
• NL beats AL to win All-Star Game
• On the Air
• Riverhouse donates $4,000 to local charity
• Schedule of events
• Scoreboard
• Selig gives no sign MLB moving 2011 All-Star game
• Spain making its mark in international sports after its first World Cup victory
• Spectators’ guide to the Deschutes Dash
• Steinbrenner ’expected perfection’
• The finish line: Five years of Dash winners
• Tour de France at a glance
• Tour taking shape: It’s Schleck vs. Contador
• Tournament for lefties looking for golfers
• Track & field
• USOC looks to make changes, expand board
• WSB offers amateur boxers salary and a shot at the Olympics

OBITS

• Activist Jerome Lackner worked with Chavez, King
• Death notices
• Dora Hinton Jones
• ‘Everyday life’ comics writer Harvey Pekar dies
• Irene N. Holt
• James Dinkel
• Jeffrey Matthew Shandy
• Legacy more than feuds and bluster for ’The Boss’
• Raymond Aldon Lynch
• Rita Fehrenbacher Rodgers
• Steinbrenner ’expected perfection’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Dora Hinton Jones
• Irene N. Holt
• James Dinkel
• Jeffrey Matthew Shandy
• Raymond Aldon Lynch
• Rita Fehrenbacher Rodgers

NATION & WORLD

• A woman and her elephants
• ‘Billy the Kid’ is shot and killed by Sheriff Pat Garrett in 1881
• Coast Guard helicopter crew remembered
• Dangers multiply as soldiers come home
• Election-year pressures might sink carbon caps, Kerry says
• French labor minister quits party post
• Gaza: Locked in despair
• Gaza-bound Libyan ship changes course
• Grants encourage racial diversity among nurses
• Guidelines seek early detection of Alzheimer’s disease
• In China, factories adapting to new demands of workers
• Iranian scientist’s saga takes bizarre U-turn
• Italy arrests 300 mobsters, reveals new structure
• Kagan’s confirmation vote postponed
• Martyr’s Day
• Obama names new budget director
• Obama unveils comprehensive HIV/AIDS policy
• Polanski now safe in only 3 countries
• Police charged in 2005 killings in New Orleans
• Retailers sees profit from Islamic fashion
• 4-time lottery winner rich with money, mystery
• U.S. bases tighten security in Iraq
• U.S. deports alleged 12th Russian spy
• VA relaxes application process for PTSD benefits
• With cap tightly in place, BP prepares to test well

FEATURES

• Artificial heart could become a standard replacement, its makers say
• Calendar
• Gotta have stage presence
• Guidelines seek early detection of Alzheimer’s disease
• Local wine and spirits help you do your part
• New uses for grocery containers
• Obama unveils comprehensive HIV/AIDS policy
• Retailers sees profit from Islamic fashion
• Site saves you from fashion faux pas

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘America’s Got Talent’ judge poised to fill King’s time slot
• Appeals court rejects FCC’s policy on indecency
• ‘Chasing Mummies:’ A pyramid scheme?
• Movie Times
• Oprah film in the works
• Recording allegedly has Gibson admission
• Robert Plant gets star in Memphis sidewalk
• Sela Ward stepping into ‘CSI: NY’ this fall
• Spying infiltrates 3 new television series
• Top entertainment sellers

OPINION

• A Washington vote Oregonians deserve
• Bag-ban pols are at it again
• Climate science
• How to eat
• Recycle depot’s closure
• What literature offers and the Internet does not