February 19, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A creative way to cross
• After brief lull, a 13-state trial for GOP
• At 1937 funeral, Father Luke Sheehan remembered for ‘untiring service’
• Bend fights parking garage vandalism
• Births
• Bovi—Frederickson
• Carey—Oakley
• 22 churchmen elevated to cardinal
• De Corte
• Happenings
• Iraq War ended before deployment in ’08, veteran claims in PTSD suit
• Jones
• Jones—Banton
• News of Record: Deeds
• Onetime rivals for treasurer job form alliance
• Rodgers
• School director jailed in sex case
• Snowmobile passenger hurt
• Students can track progress with new program
• Time to merge? Tough times spur agencies to ask
• Tribal courts deliver ‘restorative justice’
• Well shot!

BUSINESS

• Across the U.S., looking for signs of recovery
• Apps help make the most of a layover
• Gas prices are highest ever for this time of year
• News of Record: Deeds
• Simplified Indian cuisine for a fast-food nation
• Students can track progress with new program
• Surge in U.S. temp workers seen as a fundamental change to employment
• Time to merge? Tough times spur agencies to ask
• To build a Bend brewery
• Washington Week

SPORTS

• A mixed reception
• Baseball
• Blazers back on track at home, beat Hawks
• Boxing
• Cardinals say they are ready
• Coyotes beat Stars to make move in Pacific Division
• Crook County, Culver cruise to district titles
• Mickelson takes wild ride to share of lead at Riviera
• Motor sports
• On the Air
• Prep sports
• Sisters boys roll to nonconference victory
• Tennis
• • The Storm win the Class 5A state title to put an end to Crescent Valley’s run of five championships
• Tommy Brewer wins two individual titles to lift Summit to the Class 5A championship
• Vonn clinches downhill title
• Winter sports

OBITS

• Adventurer John Fairfax rowed across oceans
• Carma Cita (Ottaway-Doan) Koch
• Death notices
• Jack Eugene Keener
• James T. Pancake
• LaVerne Mary Duley Slaughter
• Marvin Loren Mix
• Patsy Ann Edmison Gammond

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Carma Cita (Ottaway-Doan) Koch
• Death notices
• Jack Eugene Keener
• James T. Pancake
• LaVerne Mary Duley Slaughter
• Marvin Loren Mix
• Patsy Ann Edmison Gammond

NATION & WORLD

• A mixed reception
• A string of kindness: 30 kidneys, 60 lives
• Across the U.S., looking for signs of recovery
• Adventurer John Fairfax rowed across oceans
• Amid a warm winter, ice fishermen all blue
• Apps help make the most of a layover
• Crude news: Never before have gas prices risen so high so early
• Egypt sets trial date for pro-democracy workers
• Geneticist shocked by book’s portrayal of work
• In Florida, 3 generations, 1 meth case
• 400 Iran exiles move to new home
• Mexico’s presidential hopefuls avoiding drug war
• New gene research shows we’re all a little bit broken
• Performance with a clean conscience
• Protesters fill streets of Damascus
• Reading, writing, arithmetic ... and, increasingly, 3 meals a day
• Republicans criticize Obama’s cuts to nukes, though GOP has its share
• Simplified Indian cuisine for a fast-food nation
• South Africans suffer as graft saps provinces
• Today
• Washington Week
• 1 year into revolution, abuses beset Libya

FEATURES

• Apps help make the most of a layover
• Choosing a wedding dress a major commitment, too
• Finding the right school: Observe, listen, research
• Idaho cities booming
• Simplified Indian cuisine for a fast-food nation
• To build a Bend brewery

ENTERTAINMENT

• Book explores link between creative practice, perfection
• Carving out a niche
• Climate change poses moral imperatives
• CNN severs ties with King
• Geneticist shocked by book’s portrayal of work
• ‘Gypsy Boy’ is America’s first peek at Britain’s Gypsy-mania
• Hipster comedies to like
• Local Movie Times
• 2 love stories folded into 1 book
• ‘Mirage’ often stumbles in Iraq, U.S. role reversal
• Queen of self-portraits, subject of a retrospective
• Russian folk tale gets modern retelling
• Simplified Indian cuisine for a fast-food nation
• ‘Stay Awake’ filled with haunting and human short stories
• To build a Bend brewery
• ‘Watergate’ colors history with fiction
• Whitney Houston’s voice soars at hometown funeral

OPINION

• A mixed reception
• Doctors also reserve right to refuse service
• Immigration: The unlawful, immoral
• Online Oscars and their political impact
• Performance might be affecting Congress’ approval rating
• Protect Oregon’s industry, not wolves that prey on it
• Redmond Hotel can learn from Pilot Butte Inn
• Signs of recovery
• Syria must be united to oust its dictator
• While problems in U.S. seem to rise, murder declines

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Crude news: Never before have gas prices risen so high so early
• Performance with a clean conscience
• Repairing older car might not be worth it