April 22, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Beeks—Neider
• Bend’s Carrera to motor into Medford
• Big top Bend? Performer plans the Central Oregon Circus Center
• Births
• Cultivating a sense of Community
• For ocean kayaker, danger and fun are 2 sides of the same paddle
• Gratitude pie
• 6 in 10 high school grads go to college
• In 1962, proposal to rename Mud Lake in honor of Paul Hosmer
• Knopp bolsters his party via PACs
• Longer fishing season is set
• News of Record: Deeds
• Old school in the mix again for county use
• Oregon cattle drives record agriculture sales
• Outage left thousands in Eugene without power
• Planes may be getting landing limits Permit may be needed to land a plane
• Police close I-84, take man into custody after chase, standoff
• Shevlin Park fire held to 2 acres
• Teacher strikes in 3 districts may signal hard times ahead
• TODAY
• Tree devotee? This could be your gig
• Vildibill

BUSINESS

• Cultivating a sense of Community
• Earth Day, then and now
• E-books: Easier to borrow, just be prepared to wait
• Mushroom packaging maker gets eco award
• News of Record: Deeds
• Old school in the mix again for county use
• Oregon cattle drives record agriculture sales
• 1 stop shop for nursing moms

SPORTS

• Allmendinger to start on pole at Kansas
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend boys track takes Crater title
• Blazers lose fifth straight
• Blues knock Sharks from playoffs
• Curtis maintains lead in Texas as final round looms
• Gymnastics
• La Pine boys roll to victory
• Mixed martial arts
• National League roundup
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Open season
• Oregon dad, son build ’Fenway’ of their own
• Pitcher perfect for White Sox
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Storm beat 6A powers at Bend Invite
• Tennis

OBITS

• Chuck Colson, Nixon’s ‘hatchet man,’ later became an evangelist
• Clint Crowe
• Death notices
• Virginia May Neff

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Clint Crowe
• Death notices
• Virginia May Neff

NATION & WORLD

• A volcano spits and sputters, and Mexico City prepares
• Best course for Iran talks? Take it slow, experts say
• California schools harness sunshine to cut energy costs
• Chuck Colson, Nixon’s ‘hatchet man,’ later became an evangelist
• Congress confronts a rising cyber threat
• Death, Grand Prix shine spotlight back on Bahrain
• E-books: Easier to borrow, just be prepared to wait
• Edwards’ lawyers to follow the trail of secret payments
• Emissions might explain chugging
• Forensic science is not as dependable as you might think
• IMF’s bid for funds is just a part of Europe’s struggle
• In pursuit of Lyndon Johnson
• Mild hybrid system is key to new Eco model
• Mushroom packaging maker gets eco award
• Obama finds fault with both Sudans
• Official vs. political trips: blurry line, tricky math
• On YouTube, minorities lead in popularity
• Oregon town weighs future with fossil fuel
• Quiet in Syria as U.N. peeks in
• Rhino poaching threatens S. Africa’s game farms
• Romney plays hardball over ‘Hispanic problem’
• Russians protest NATO plans for city
• Shift to November vote disrupts labor race
• 1 stop shop for nursing moms
• Tax reform’s ‘base line’ problem
• Today
• Uncertainty after Chavez’s 7-day silence
• Venerable yacht club shaken by deaths in race
• Wal-Mart silenced vast bribery case
• Washington Week
• Winds of change bear down on Harley

FEATURES

• Big top Bend? Performer plans the Central Oregon Circus Center
• Booking well ahead is a safe bet, experts say
• In pursuit of Lyndon Johnson
• In search of a safe vacation in Mexico
• More than one way to build a pillow fort
• Mushroom packaging maker gets eco award
• No one said you can’t have an extravagant elopement
• Urban evolution

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘A Land More Kind Than Home’ is a lyrical debut
• A vivid look at finance
• Author enjoys digging through the rubbish
• ‘Cloudland’ is a step forward for crime fiction
• Come Sundays, DVRs runneth over
• E-books: Easier to borrow, just be prepared to wait
• Fund set up for injured musician
• Help needed with Kits for Kids
• In pursuit of Lyndon Johnson
• Local Movie Times
• OSU Extension seeks volunteers
• Steel Stampede seeks volunteers

OPINION

• A riverbank transformed
• Bureaucrats gone wild? It’s not that surprising
• Dreams of utopia leave individual freedom in tatters
• In pursuit of Lyndon Johnson
• Out-of-state companies shouldn’t be ruled out
• Put the public first, not Apple
• Take one for the country
• Taliban, al-Qaida await U.S. Afghanistan exit
• Telfer and Knopp are different
• Weight loss pills do work
• When administrations implode
• Zero evidence for claim

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend’s Carrera to motor into Medford
• Emissions might explain chugging
• Mild hybrid system is key to new Eco model
• Winds of change bear down on Harley