April 26, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• AG’s office was ‘evasive’ in case of Hayes contract
• Allegiant to give away 2 tickets
• Cancer society needs drivers
• Correction
• Election Calendar
• Election information
• Energy crisis
• Evening stranded on McKenzie River tests family’s faith
• Fight against SIDS now focusing on multiple risk factors
• Float, relax
• Foods and cancer
• Former salmon case judge favors dam removal
• Four nabbed for drugs
• GOP candidates face off at Crook County debate
• Governor seeks probe of coal exports
• Gresham-Barlow strike over for now
• 3 guilty in murder of Albany man
• Health Events
• Health People
• Incomes rose in region in 2010
• KFalls man charged with bear baiting
• Landfill to hold energy meeting
• Leader in Medford to tout Oregon Health Plan reform
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs,
• Nike executive accused of trying to murder wife
• ODOT warns of winter weather on mountain roads
• Planners estimate $5M gap in 2012-13
• Portland police raid ‘blight’ home
• Reduced to ashes; determined to rebuild
• Resort will get default notice
• Solar forecast is partly cloudy
• Teachers vote to strike
• Timber counties start clear-cutting budgets
• Treasury secretary touts economic turnaround

BUSINESS

• Allegiant to give away 2 tickets
• Britain falls back into recession
• Burger King to use cage-free eggs, pork
• Community Calendar
• Confusion on pricing adds to patients’ pain
• Eager to retire, many boomers defy a recession-fueled belief
• Economic analysts are wary of mixed signals
• ‘Enlarged’ food fools dieters into feeling full
• Fed expects drop in jobless rate
• Foods and cancer
• Genetically modified corn encountering opposition
• Gross grocery bag? Wash your tote to avoid illness
• Incomes rose in region in 2010
• Kids growing up in a culture of constant snacking, research finds
• Medical debt collector under fire for tough tactics
• News of Record: Permits
• Planners estimate $5M gap in 2012-13
• Postal bill passes; Bend likely to keep mail-processing plant
• Problem of fatigue highlighted by fatal train crash
• Resort will get default notice
• Rupert Murdoch testifies in phone hacking case
• Solar forecast is partly cloudy
• Study: Obesity’s health costs exceed smoking
• What you should know about mad cow disease

SPORTS

• A little rain ... ... a silver lining
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Bend Boxing Club to reopen
• Capitals beat Bruins 2-1 in OT to advance
• Crook County takes two from Mountain View
• Cycling
• Fishing's lure
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• It’s transition time on the trails
• Local baseball star suffers shoulder subluxation
• Mountain View golfer wins girls tourney
• National League roundup
• Opening time
• prep Scoreboard
• Rose Bowl talk at BCS meetings
• Running
• Scoreboard
• South Twin is a good bet for opening day
• Spring, when our fancy turns to trout
• Spurs rest, but beat Suns
• Storm stay hot, beat Cougars

OBITS

• Cowan helped develop hydrogen bomb
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Jones represented Eastern Oregon district for 27 years

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Arizona finds support from high court justices
• Britain falls back into recession
• Burger King to use cage-free eggs, pork
• Confusion on pricing adds to patients’ pain
• Cowan helped develop hydrogen bomb
• Eager to retire, many boomers defy a recession-fueled belief
• Economic analysts are wary of mixed signals
• Edwards’ lawyers put former aide on hot seat
• Election ads’ donors wreathed in shadow
• ‘Enlarged’ food fools dieters into feeling full
• Exposure to violence damages kids’ DNA, study finds
• Fed expects drop in jobless rate
• Festivals aim to demystify science and connect with popular culture
• Genetically modified corn encountering opposition
• Gingrich plans to end his campaign
• Girls’ education is back in the shadows
• Grim evidence keeps actress away
• Gross grocery bag? Wash your tote to avoid illness
• Kids growing up in a culture of constant snacking, research finds
• Medical debt collector under fire for tough tactics
• Medicare test project is wasting $8 billion, GAO investigators say
• Military schools to be reviewed for possible bias
• Missing toddler case is revived
• Pakistan declares missile test a success
• Portland’s chickens find sanctuary
• Problem of fatigue highlighted by fatal train crash
• Research links daily aspirin use to a reduced risk of cancer
• Rupert Murdoch testifies in phone hacking case
• South Sudan calls African Union biased
• Student loans in the spotlight
• Study: Obesity’s health costs exceed smoking
• Syrian troops target Damascus suburb
• Teens getting drunk on hand sanitizer a dangerous trend
• Today In History
• Turning to the triathlon diet
• Verdict expected in war crimes trial
• What you should know about mad cow disease
• WSU Veterinarians caring for orphan owlets

FEATURES

• Allegiant to give away 2 tickets
• ‘Enlarged’ food fools dieters into feeling full
• Foods and cancer
• Gross grocery bag? Wash your tote to avoid illness
• Health People
• Kids growing up in a culture of constant snacking, research finds
• Study: Obesity’s health costs exceed smoking
• Today In History
• Turning to the triathlon diet

ENTERTAINMENT

• Burger King to use cage-free eggs, pork
• Community Calendar
• Festivals aim to demystify science and connect with popular culture
• Grim evidence keeps actress away
• Local Movie Times
• ‘30 Rock’ goes bold with live performance
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Bad news for real estate
• Bend-La Pine’s proficiency goals go beyond state’s
• Change in leadership is not what Crook County needs
• ‘Disaster’ in our oceans
• Vote Balyeat for judge
• Vote for Romney will expedite nomination
• Zimmerman’s arrest right