January 27, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• A healthful meal made from scratch, just not in the U.S.
• Around the state
• Bend home burns
• Births
• Browning
• Deeds
• Female servicewomen: 'I am not here by mistake'
• For dung beetles, Milky Way serves as a guiding light
• Healthy shopping habits for wallets and waistlines
• Inmates take pride in embroidery
• Judge dismisses inmate’s lawsuit after numerous interruptions in court
• Judge throws out key parts of former police chief’s lawsuit
• Keeping Meissner ‘Magical’
• Medford TV anchor’s public push to get fit pays off
• Rebuilding Bend
• Robertson-Larsen
• Several trends fuel West’s shift to blue
• Site sought for UO telescope in Central Oregon in 1963
• Text of inaugural invocation
• Top option for juvenile detention: renovate, not build
• Washington week

BUSINESS

• A sister act, leaps into e-commerce
• Boeing’s plane of future can’t overcome past
• Dairy farmers settle price-fixing lawsuit
• Deeds
• Rebuilding Bend

SPORTS

• Azarenka defeats Li to defend Australian Open title
• Beavers fall short in loss to Cougars
• Bend High boys, girls nordic teams win classic
• Blackhawks beat Blue Jackets 3-2, stay undefeated
• Blazers rebound, defeat Clippers
• Blazing the trails
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cowboys take 2nd at Reser’s tourney
• Eaton among awards finalists
• Fog delays 3rd round at Torrey Pines
• James goes from spectator to contributor for 49ers
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 16 Ducks beat Washington
• Normalcy is enough for a former top swimmer
• Prep Scoreboard
• Sports in Brief
• Villanova upsets No. 3 Syracuse in OT
• Vonn beats Maze in giant slalom

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Hornig was last to see 1st atomic bomb
• Janice Louise Clarke

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Janice Louise Clarke

NATION & WORLD

• Cold feet, gut feelings: Should we trust them?
• For some women, combat ban’s demise is too late
• Hornig was last to see 1st atomic bomb
• How serious is action on climate change?
• Justice in Egypt? Rioters think not
• Lawsuit deluge opposes contraceptive coverage
• Nation & World
• No criminal charges in California parks case
• North Korean nuclear test looks likely
• Our worst carbon sin could be air travel
• Stuxnet probe ramps up
• Today
• Washington week
• Where rape victims see police as part of the problem

FEATURES

• A 100-mile ski odyssey across Quebec — with 350 friends
• Don’t forget to pack your medical kit when traveling
• Driving cross-country in a car that isn’t yours
• Getting kids to play in the great outdoors
• Healthy shopping habits for wallets and waistlines
• History Pub returns
• How to visit England’s ‘real’ Downton Abbey
• Parenting class coming up
• Quirky museums offer fun for family
• Time capsules: How to leave surprises for future generations
• Tower foundation membership up

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Artful’ is a novel of literary humor
• Best-sellers
• Book details policy change in U.S. military strategy
• Chevalier’s latest novel disappoints
• ‘Dream Eyes’ is an OK, if weird, tale
• Essay is a crazy mix of meows, but it works
• Justice explores roots in ‘My Beloved World’
• ‘Laughterhouse’ is a tightly controlled thriller
• Nick Flynn, on the set of his life story, a fun-house mirror
• Spartacus vs. Sportacus: a guide
• TV today
• Yoga guru reveals secrets of life, body

OPINION

• Al-Qaida is alive in Africa
• Balancing Medicare costs with Medicare benefits
• Blanton is exactly right
• Blanton’s civics lesson
• Break all the rules
• County balances access, privacy for DIAL users
• Criticism unwarranted
• Don’t believe false assumptions on thinning forests
• Foreclosure mess needs a better fix
• Obama will fail without debt solution
• Schools need help, and PERS reform is one clear-cut path
• Well, Europe’s wishes came true
• What’s wrong, Dr. Google?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Additive can’t restore failed catalytic converter
• F Sport model adds spice, style
• Shocks too often neglected