June 15, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• 1,300 acres of forest near Bend for sale
• Baker board member to sue district
• Bend airport may get funds for new taxiway
• Bend-LaPine restores 2 days
• Clarification
• Climber dies after falling 1,000 feet on Mt. Hood
• Confederated Tribes, others alarmed by IRS tax audits
• Court OKs public release of Scouts’ ‘perversion files’
• Crook plague case confirmed
• Deschutes child has pertussis
• Eagle Point school contract finalized
• Eugene to appeal $250,000 award to officer
• Fire district changes name
• Flier carrying explosive held at Redmond Airport
• Former ESD chief to lead St. Francis
• Hydro Flask finds new CEO
• Kazakh students to visit Bend
• Man dies after police use stun gun
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Police say trucker faked hostage story
• Rabid bat bites Washington County woman
• Restaurant guide
• School board unanimously appoints new member
• Teacher accused of sex with student
• Traffic stop yields 57 pounds of pot
• Women testify to rivalry between ‘alpha males’
• Young patriot, old glory

BUSINESS

• 1,300 acres of forest near Bend for sale
• At U.S. airports, a building boom
• Bend airport may get funds for new taxiway
• Budget cuts’ next victim? Perhaps U.S. Capitol dome
• Business Calendar
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• Feds looking into Internet, cable provider curbs on data
• Flier carrying explosive held at Redmond Airport
• Hydro Flask finds new CEO
• Kazakh students to visit Bend
• New owner plans to turn Saab into maker of electric vehicles
• Nokia to cut 10,000 workers
• On Facebook, family rifts stay raw
• Pentagon’s newest killer: pint-sized drones
• Social media on the menu
• Stanford gets 110 years for Ponzi scheme
• U.S. security expands presence at foreign airports
• Vast defenses now shield New Orleans

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Bend man wins 100-miler
• Bullish on restoring a historic fishery
• Cycling
• Football
• Heat survive Thunder rally to even series
• Horse racing
• Major League Baseball
• MLB roundup
• Motor sports
• New faces, old powers vie for title in Omaha
• Northern exposure
• On the Air
• Pac-12 Networks release schedule
• Tiger three shots off pace of early leader
• UO coach Martin shoots 74
• Witness describes ’98 shower encounter

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Elinor Ostrom became first woman to receive Nobel Prize in economics
• Gladys May Steinlicht
• Mehdi Hassan was ghazal’s ‘Voice Of God’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Gladys May Steinlicht

NATION & WORLD

• At U.S. airports, a building boom
• Budget cuts’ next victim? Perhaps U.S. Capitol dome
• Egypt court dissolves its Parliament
• Elinor Ostrom became first woman to receive Nobel Prize in economics
• Feds looking into Internet, cable provider curbs on data
• Fun a plenty with bubbles and even more bubbles
• In Mumbai, women campaign against unequal toilet access
• Life expectancy gap narrows between black, white Americans
• Mehdi Hassan was ghazal’s ‘Voice Of God’
• Monitors report vast devastation in Syrian village
• New owner plans to turn Saab into maker of electric vehicles
• Nokia to cut 10,000 workers
• On Facebook, family rifts stay raw
• Pentagon’s newest killer: pint-sized drones
• Risk of falling boulders forces Yosemite closures
• Stanford gets 110 years for Ponzi scheme
• Talk to me, not to my daughter
• Trading ‘I do’ for ‘maybe later’
• U.S. security expands presence at foreign airports
• Vast defenses now shield New Orleans
• With justices set to rule, both parties strategize

FEATURES

• Dispatches
• Fun a plenty with bubbles and even more bubbles
• Kazakh students to visit Bend
• Life expectancy gap narrows between black, white Americans
• School board unanimously appoints new member
• Social media on the menu
• Trading ‘I do’ for ‘maybe later’

ENTERTAINMENT

• Art by Knight celebrates new studio location
• Art exhibits
• Business Calendar
• Cinema offers movie series
• Countryfied in the canyon
• Coyote Music Festival in Paisley
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• Going out
• It’s Yogoman Burning Band!
• Just like Japan
• Last Band Standing
• Literary Harvest contest needs entries
• Movie times
• Music releases
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Rising Star writing winners announced
• Seattle’s Carrie Clark returns with new CD
• Seeing hope in ‘Doc McStuffins’
• Social media on the menu
• Story Times and Library Youth Events
• That Dad of mine
• The Skabbs visit The Horned Hand
• Upcoming Concerts
• Violin master
• Was it something he said ?

RESTAURANTS

• Just like Japan

OPINION

• Diatribe disturbing
• Don’t change letters policy
• Enterprise zone expansion is what Bend needed
• Fish, hydropower, giving are all part of community
• Focus on teachers in front of students
• Propaganda revealed
• Take responsibility

ROADS & TRAFFIC