June 28, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Adaptive cycling program rolls into Bend
• Boy concocted story about being tied up
• City, districts conclude utilities transfer
• 3 Clackamas kids fall from windows
• Clarke guilty of Bend man’s murder
• Cockfight bust nets 8 arrests at egg facility
• Correction
• Corvallis pursues $14M project to cool wastewater
• Elderly needn’t become inert
• Every minute Counts
• Extension of timber payments possible
• Health events
• Help clean up local preserve
• Hillsboro council OKs baseball team
• How efficiency saved life of a heart patient
• Independent contractor or employee? Businesses pay price if they get it wrong
• Jackson County building jobs see increase
• Judges demand more of truants, parents
• La Pine senior project gets OK
• Labor talks keep tension high at St. Charles Bend
• Make way for a roundabout
• Man shoots self during traffic stop
• McIntosh settling into role as superintendent
• News of record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• OSU-Cascades honors faculty
• People
• Portland art group pushes tax hike
• Roberts to undergo stem cell transplant to treat MDS
• Salmon return a record
• Schools’ ‘competitive’ food offerings should be healthy, report argues
• SOU appoints an interim director for embattled public radio station
• St. Charles sees revenue shortfall in '11
• State certifies CCO for region
• Storm topples, explodes trees
• Tame your troubled gut
• Tobacco smoke survey extended
• Unmet medical needs
• Vehicle crashes, burns on Awbrey Butte
• Veterinarians warn dog owners of toxic fungi in forests, yards

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Classic novels get makeover for teenage readers
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Correction
• Even with deal, some student loan costs will increase
• ‘Exergames’ don’t boost fitness levels in children, study finds
• FDA approves diet pill shown effective in treating obesity
• Google turns to an unusual place to manufacture new media device: the U.S.
• Independent contractor or employee? Businesses pay price if they get it wrong
• La Pine senior project gets OK
• Labor talks keep tension high at St. Charles Bend
• Living Her Dream
• New tablet will challenge Kindle Fire
• News of record: Permits
• Personal income rises in Oregon
• Positive signs in economic reports
• Prototypes of futuristic glasses offered to programmers for $1,500

SPORTS

• Access for all anglers
• American League roundup
• Angling improves on Big Lava
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend falls to Walla Walla, 6-2
• Bend swimmer out of the hunt in 200 butterfly
• Big meet starts Friday in Bend
• Davis to go first to Hornets, then lots of uncertainty in draft
• District tourneys set to start in Madras on Friday
• Errani needs seven seconds to advance; Federer triumphs
• Expect high use on low trails
• Fly-tying corner
• Golf
• Hockey
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• In search of fans, America’s Cup makes changes
• Keeping an eye on Earth’s middle-aged sun
• King realistic about his London chances
• Major League Baseball
• Norman readies for return to Champions Tour play
• On the Air
• Pay for play should be added to playoff plan
• Rebuilding Trail Blazers have four picks in draft
• Round 2 goes to Phelps; Franklin denies Coughlin
• Rules to follow in the hunting game
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Speaking to your SENSES
• Van Garderen leads U.S. ‘3rd wave’ into Tour

OBITS

• Clifford Estel Landreth
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Hearst chaired company founded by grandfather
• Robert Wayne Childers
• Roy Cook

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Clifford Estel Landreth
• Death notices
• Robert Wayne Childers
• Roy Cook

NATION & WORLD

• As diplomats plan talks, Syrian violence escalates
• Classic novels get makeover for teenage readers
• Collector turned thief gets prison term
• Election could reshape an aging Supreme Court
• Even with deal, some student loan costs will increase
• FDA approves diet pill shown effective in treating obesity
• Gene may hold key to fighting stress-induced mood disorders
• Google turns to an unusual place to manufacture new media device: the U.S.
• Hearst chaired company founded by grandfather
• Lonesome George’s death marks the end of a species
• Mexican city’s attraction? Affordable medical care
• New tablet will challenge Kindle Fire
• Pakistani ship may be carrying stowaways
• Royal handshake symbolizes end of British-IRA conflict
• Search for AIDS vaccine gets boost
• Some Democrats may vote for contempt
• Thousands flee as flames close in
• Today In History
• Water may not recede for week

FEATURES

• Dealing with diabetes
• Is toothpaste giving your kid allergies?
• Living Her Dream
• Pep up those peepers with fruits, veggies
• Shake up your workout routine
• Today In History
• Treating patients at home may be cheaper, better
• Walk-in clinic chain expanding to keep up with strong demand
• What Is your Sodium IQ?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Business Calendar
• Classic novels get makeover for teenage readers
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Living Her Dream
• Local Movie Times
• Rotary to lay out duck race details
• 'Today' host Curry counts her tomorrows
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Is initiative about choice or a special interest?
• Leave restitution to those affected by dogs’ behavior
• ‘No-choice’ initiative
• Obama breaks trust
• Preschool assessment a valuable reform tool
• St. Charles should listen to its employees, respect grievances

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Make way for a roundabout
• Vehicle crashes, burns on Awbrey Butte