July 19, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A ‘cautious’ redevelopment
• A healthy makeover
• Birth center may be closed
• Business workshop is coming to Bend
• Charity care can help with hospital cost
• Civic Calendar
• Conger, Buehler win Independent Party backing
• Councilors back OSU branch’s expansion
• Garrett resigns from COCC board
• Grand jury indicts mom of Medford boy who fell
• Health Events
• Health People
• Health survey gives state workers option of sharing waist size
• 3 hospitalized with possible carbon monoxide poisoning
• Judge: Airport nudity was protest
• Lightning causes small garage fire
• Liquor sales up after Washington tax hike
• McLane chosen for House leadership position
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Police Log, Bend fire runs
• ‘No Child’ waiver gives state flexibility in evaluations
• Nonprofit gets $15,000 grant
• Police catch prisoner who escaped in trash
• Redmond presents plan for medical district
• Teens cited in killing, wasting of animals
• Woman testifies in rape case

BUSINESS

• A ‘cautious’ redevelopment
• A healthy makeover
• Business Calendar
• Business workshop is coming to Bend
• Capital One ordered to pay $210M in refunds over marketing tactics
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Councilors back OSU branch’s expansion
• Fed’s efforts have helped economy, Bernanke says
• Female pilots gather Saturday
• Gladys Knight to judge on new singing series
• Housing starts up 6.9% in June
• IMF warns of severe deflation in eurozone
• Postal Service likely to default on billions in health payments
• Redmond presents plan for medical district
• State economy gained in May
• Study links low-carb diet to higher risk of heart disease
• Trans-fat ban made fast food a bit healthier in New York
• Viacom won’t block ‘Daily Show’ online
• ‘Weeds’ marks 100th episode as finale looms

SPORTS

• A rocky first stage at the Cascade Cycling Classic
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Bend defeats Corvallis 5-1
• Bend's Ian Boswell finishes second in McKenzie Pass Road Race; defending champ Mancebo leads
• Blazers match T’Wolves offer for Batum
• Correction
• Evans’ hopes of defending title disappear in Pyrenees
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Good kokanee opportunity on Wickiup Reservoir
• Helping out on the ranch
• High trails close, but not ready
• Hunter-Reay, Power locked in title race
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• Olympian Kristin Armstrong holds on to yellow jersey in women's race with late surge, victory in first stage
• Olympics
• Pair of local young guns shine at national shooting events
• Preps
• Sandy spots of doom are everywhere at Royal Lytham
• Soccer
• The lake less traveled
• Tour de France at a glance

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Donald K. Crowell
• Funk Brother Bob Babbitt was bassist for Motown
• Preps

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Donald K. Crowell

NATION & WORLD

• Attack destroys 22 NATO supply trucks
• Behind a brutal attack, the story of a life unraveled
• Capital One ordered to pay $210M in refunds over marketing tactics
• 7 dead in attack on Israeli tour bus
• Dearly departed get their own QR codes
• Eating disorders
• Fed’s efforts have helped economy, Bernanke says
• Funk Brother Bob Babbitt was bassist for Motown
• Guantanamo war court holds 1st secret session
• Guys, pay better attention to harmful UV rays
• Housing starts up 6.9% in June
• Hungary charges Nazi-era suspect, 97
• IMF warns of severe deflation in eurozone
• In Syria, violence escalates after blast kills Assad aides
• Insurance options improve for college students
• Kim named marshal of N. Korean army
• Mandela celebrates his 94th birthday
• Most Congress members keep tax returns secret
• Postal Service likely to default on billions in health payments
• Relatives of U.S. citizens killed in drone strikes file lawsuit
• Romney’s charges of ‘crony capitalism’ don’t hold up
• Some states praised, others faulted for policies toward military voters
• Study links low-carb diet to higher risk of heart disease
• Sunken ship yields huge haul of silver
• Today In History
• Trans-fat ban made fast food a bit healthier in New York
• Viacom won’t block ‘Daily Show’ online

FEATURES

• A healthy makeover
• Camping event for families
• Community Datebook
• Dearly departed get their own QR codes
• Eating disorders
• Female pilots gather Saturday
• Guys, pay better attention to harmful UV rays
• Health People
• Insurance options improve for college students
• Mandela celebrates his 94th birthday
• McLane chosen for House leadership position
• Nonprofit gets $15,000 grant
• Study links low-carb diet to higher risk of heart disease
• Today In History
• Trans-fat ban made fast food a bit healthier in New York

ENTERTAINMENT

• Business Calendar
• Camping event for families
• Coming alive in the old mill
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Female pilots gather Saturday
• Gladys Knight to judge on new singing series
• Local Movie Times
• Viacom won’t block ‘Daily Show’ online
• ‘Weeds’ marks 100th episode as finale looms
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Cool jets on ‘Made in China’
• Government should be clearer about ADA law
• Helium shortage may have benefit
• Kind and honest gentleman
• Left on red
• Republicans cut taxes so they can ‘starve the beast’
• Welcome progress on Mirror Pond
• We’re all Americans