January 31, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• Ability to get off the floor may predict mortality
• Around the State
• Bend neighborhood may expand
• Bend officer injured in crash
• Beware side effects of cancer treatments
• Blowing a superbubble
• Boy, interrupted
• Christmas tree-lighting bomb plot goes to jury after 11 days of trial
• Health Events
• Health People
• How long does an average cough last? Over two weeks, experts say
• Lodging tax hike could be on May ballot
• $10.9M expansion is back as jail plan
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Oregon receives $226 million federal grant to set up health insurance exchange program
• OSU to develop drone systems
• Our area's overall grad rate is up slightly
• Percent of calories from alcohol
• Permits
• Protecting kids’ smiles
• Redmond designates 4 new historic sites, landmarks
• School employee arraigned
• 2 settle charges of insider trading in merger
• Side ache? Stretch it out
• Thinning planned in Deschutes National Forest

BUSINESS

• Bend neighborhood may expand
• Bend ranks high in restaurants
• Facebook posts strong results
• Flow of royalties slows to a trickle
• Lodging tax hike could be on May ballot
• $10.9M expansion is back as jail plan
• OSU to develop drone systems
• Permits
• 2 settle charges of insider trading in merger
• U.S. economy drops back in 4th quarter

SPORTS

• Back on track
• Blown call in Blazers’ win?
• Crashes raise concerns at Winter X Games
• Culver boys rally past Santiam in Tri-River Conference
• Freshman playing key role for Beavers on defense
• Grizzlies trade top scorer Gay
• Mountain View lineman to sign with Portland State
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 10 Oregon falls to Stanford in rout, 76-52
• On the Air
• Ravens vs. 49ers: Who will win?
• Sports in Brief
• Suns sink Lakers with late rally
• The man behind Baltimore’s curtain
• Wild hand Blackhawks first loss, 3-2

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Patty Andrews was last surviving member of Andrews Sisters

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• An abundance of shortages
• Chicago’s tough gun laws can’t stem fatal shootings
• Do penalties for obese, smokers make sense?
• FDA warns company over unapproved flu remedy
• Flaws in fish ladders, elevators
• Giffords, NRA spokesman open from 2 sides
• Israeli warplanes strike Syrian military target
• Kerry defends Senate and bids farewell
• Pot entrepreneurs look for investors at ‘ground zero’ for legalization
• Quake experts call for early warning system for California
• Storm tears into Georgia
• Team chosen to boost sage grouse
• To open eyes, W-2s list cost of health coverage
• U.S. economy drops back in 4th quarter
• World Briefing

FEATURES

• Fresh vs. frozen: What’s the verdict?
• Health People
• Keep illness away with the right foods
• Lose the weight, gain a suit of skin
• Start the day off right
• Volunteer Search Feb. 2, 2013

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bend ranks high in restaurants
• In ‘Harm’s’ way — double trouble on NBC

OPINION

• Ask council to let voters decide
• Ban float planes on Waldo Lake
• Gun debate observations
• On economy, feed cold, starve fever
• Sacrificing liberty to gain security is the wrong choice
• Tax proposal would increase voter control

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Toyota recalls 1 million vehicles