July 26, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend scrutinized as ADA turns 20
• Calendar
• Copper mine’s toxic cleanup tops $11.1M
• Deschutes River Woods fire put out
• For one Redmond school, it has taken a village
• Heat to linger with chance of storms
• Learning on the water
• Lightning sparks several small fires
• Man arrested after BB gun shooting
• Man attempts to shoot stepmom
• Man found dead in pub parking lot
• Military maneuvers off the Korean peninsula
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Oregon to begin allotting housing fee aid
• Police: Man confesses to strangling ex
• Police plan Redmond traffic operation
• Rape, kidnapping suspect arrested
• Seventh state
• The challenge of wastewater

BUSINESS

• BP set to name American chief
• Embracing the power of the tweet
• Oregon to begin allotting housing fee aid
• The challenge of wastewater

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Contador takes third Tour as Bend's Horner finishes first among Americans
• Dawson, Herzog and Harvey are inducted into Hall
• Dixon wins controversial IndyCar race
• Elks lose fourth straight
• Fish outlasts Isner in final
• Langer edges Pavin to win Senior British Open
• Learning on the fly
• Major League Baseball
• McMurray wins Brickyard 400 after Montoya falters
• Muddy marathon
• National cycling champion Mara Abbott continues breakout year with CCC victory
• On the Air
• Softball
• Tennis
• Tour de France at a Glance
• UnitedHealthcare's Rory Sutherland hangs on for the overall victory after final stage

OBITS

• Chinese-American community leader in L.A. dies at 83
• Death notices
• Failed Giants phenom Hartung dies at 87
• Mozart expert, 67, dies in Oakland
• Portland cartoonist John Callahan dies at 60
• TV, stage actor Carl Gordon dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Chinese-American community leader in L.A. dies at 83
• Cities view homesteads as income source
• Classified reports paint bleaker Afghan picture Taliban war on U.S. aided by Pakistan, documents suggest
• Failed Giants phenom Hartung dies at 87
• For police, today’s beat increasingly is social networks
• Fur and feathers fly as San Francisco weighs ban on pet sales
• In genomes, clues that humans aren’t finished evolving
• Khmer Rouge figure guilty, sentenced to 19 years
• Lighting up poor countries with a solar-powered bulb
• Mozart expert, 67, dies in Oakland
• Out of this world, out of our minds
• Taliban say 1 American captured and 1 killed
• There’s a hole in this possible quake pattern
• TV, stage actor Carl Gordon dies
• Winston Churchill ousted by Labor Party in 1945

ENTERTAINMENT

• Movie Times
• Shock, blame after 19 trampled at German festival
• ‘Something different’ Sisters Arts & Crafts Festival

OPINION

• A toast to the OLCC
• Don’t write off men just yet
• Morality investigation emphasizes cooperation not competition
• Roundabouts see U-turn in public opinion
• Salem’s artful cut dodgers

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Roundabouts see U-turn in public opinion