January 26, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• Around the State
• City budget close to breaking even
• Conference will focus on the future
• Correction
• Gold miner likely to lose claim on salmon stream
• Mutations in ‘junk’ DNA spur spread of skin cancers
• Needs strain a city out of ‘free fall’
• NeighborImpact picks board chief
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Nonviolence series begins
• People on the Move
• Redmond animal shelter changes its name
• Service districts face cuts
• State considers 4 sites for wave energy
• State sanctions physician assistant in harassment case
• State universities chancellor Pernsteiner resigns
• Support Groups
• Terrorism suspect was cheerful, former classmates say of ‘Moe’
• Volunteer Search

BUSINESS

• Conference will focus on the future
• Debt collectors troll social sites
• Digital projection has drive-in theaters reeling
• Gatorade to remove debated ingredient
• Geithner won’t take Fed reins
• News Q & A
• People on the Move
• Where crisis raged, trust slow to return

SPORTS

• A legendary career
• Beavers go for two in a row
• Bruins rally to beat Islanders
• Flacco: a Blue Hen with a golden arm
• Golf in Brief
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hawks top Celtics in OT
• Murray punches ticket for men’s final
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 16 Ducks face Huskies today
• Panthers roll to 56-49 IMC road victory over Cougars
• Prep Scoreboard
• Schools must provide for disabled, U.S. says
• Scoreboard
• Sisters girls go to overtime before beating Elmira 67-64
• Sports in Brief
• Storm: Best in Bend
• Winter is returning this weekend, forecasts say
• Woods takes over lead at Torry Pines

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Stern was known as a writer’s writer

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• At a desert outpost, agents watch, wait
• Being gay now less of a novelty in Congress
• Court rejects labor board appointments
• Debt collectors troll social sites
• Geithner won’t take Fed reins
• Havana’s hippest hangout, Sloppy Joe’s, is back
• News Q & A
• Norovirus spreading in the U.S.
• Riots erupt in Egypt on revolt anniversary
• Today in History
• Where crisis raged, trust slow to return
• World Briefing

FEATURES

• A story in every stitch
• Cookbook author sets signing
• Day of Service
• Havana’s hippest hangout, Sloppy Joe’s, is back
• How can one keep faith during times of depression?
• Nonviolence series begins
• Pioneer looks to the future
• Redmond animal shelter changes its name
• Religious Services
• Today in History
• Volunteer Search

ENTERTAINMENT

• A story in every stitch
• Cookbook author sets signing
• ‘Dallas’ returns with J.R.’s last schemes
• Day of Service
• Digital projection has drive-in theaters reeling
• ‘Hansel & Gretel’ should top box office
• Preparing for a Last Saturday show

OPINION

• Bag ban isn’t the right focus for city of Bend
• Good luck to McLane on ‘Drive Less. Save More.’
• Improve school security to prevent more tragedy
• It’s only a plant, after all
• Republicans have no one to blame but themselves