June 12, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Alleged Gunman vanishes from PSU garage
• Ashland cracking down on repeat offenders
• Astoria police call bomb plot a hoax
• Bend-La Pine might restore 2 school days
• Californian state’s finalist to lead UO
• Comeback inevitable
• Crook County man may have the plague
• Cruise ship passenger treated in Coos Bay
• Family faces off with city over pool
• Help with class work, and a friend who cares
• 7 hikers found in Marion County
• ‘Hunger Games’ boosts archery’s popularity
• Marshall High School
• Medford man looks back on time as POW in U.S.
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• North entrance open at Crater Lake
• Paperwork flub jeopardizes White City’s incorporation
• Reaping the rewards of quality, longevity
• Sisters man found guilty in tax case
• State eyes 2 land swaps
• There are also garlic scapes, at least briefly
• Utility drops charge for users who shun smart meters

BUSINESS

• Apple updates Macs and mobile operating system
• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Facebook growth rate is slowing
• Family incomes have taken big hit, Fed says
• Growers struggle to cope with farmworker shortage
• Hasbro brands to become films
• Italy enters debt-crisis crosshairs
• News of Record: Deeds
• Reaping the rewards of quality, longevity
• Spending soars on Internet ads
• State eyes 2 land swaps

SPORTS

• A modified game of tennis tests notions of blindness
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Casey and his cart return to the U.S. Open
• College World Series hopes gone in a flash for Ducks
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Cycling
• Elks beat Sweets for 4th straight
• Football
• Kings get their crown, Cup
• Major League Baseball
• Nadal claims seventh French Open title
• Northwest pros take on new challenge
• Official business
• On the Air
• Penn State abuse trial opens with graphic testimony
• Pilot Butte run/walk planned
• Racquetball
• Right place, right time
• Rookie Diamond keeps shining for Twins
• Runner died with fiancee by his side
• Soccer
• Spoelstra not saying if Bosh will start for Heat
• Steer wrestler earns PRCA card
• Thunder’s Durant is the anti-superstar

OBITS

• Cady played Sam Drucker on several 1960s sitcoms
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Stern survived Holocaust to develop transistor radio

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A modified game of tennis tests notions of blindness
• British P.M. forgets daughter in pub
• Cady played Sam Drucker on several 1960s sitcoms
• Commerce secretary in bizarre series of car crashes
• Earth may be near tipping point, scientists warn
• Even ancient Greece suffers from austerity measures
• Hitchhiker writing book on kindness gets shot
• Iran’s Ahmadinejad wounded but wily in his final year
• Jeb Bush critical of modern GOP
• KKK group aims to adopt highway
• Man sets former lover on fire
• Manson follower wants tapes heard
• Mubarak’s health said to worsen again
• Penn State abuse trial opens with graphic testimony
• Russian police stage raids on activists’ apartments
• Some insurers say they’ll stick with parts of health law
• Stern survived Holocaust to develop transistor radio
• Strife continues in western Myanmar
• Supercomputer’s mission: super-accurate weather forecasts
• The fur really flies at dog-jumping competitions
• Today In History
• U.S. accuses Syria of ‘horrific tactics’
• Wildfire rages in Colorado
• With child CT scans on the rise, striving for a middle ground
• Wyden to block foreign surveillance extension

FEATURES

• A backyard pop-up kitchen
• A great lawn is within your grass
• British P.M. forgets daughter in pub
• Community Calendar
• Container-garden glory starts by breaking some bad habits
• Creme anglais thick enough to hold its shape
• Free-form pies: summer sweets that can't be beat
• Frugal Mama's lifestyle helps her afford the life she really wants
• Getting the most from your deck
• Gnocchi take a tender touch
• Help with class work, and a friend who cares
• Puffed-up oven pancake is prime for fruit filling
• Today In History
• With child CT scans on the rise, striving for a middle ground
• Year-round feeding isn’t for the birds (well, it kind of is)
• Your CSA veggies have arrived... now what?

ENTERTAINMENT

• A moody finale, with Don Draper unhappy
• Community Calendar
• Enter your songs in a folk contest
• Event to benefit Redmond shelter
• Local Movie Times
• Pilot Butte run/walk planned
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Conflicts within Middle East policy hinder progress in region
• Give the public its police reports
• Marxist claims ring of tribalism
• Nothing open about UO president search

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Commerce secretary in bizarre series of car crashes