February 19, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• All’s quiet on the traffic circle front — ‘very quiet’
• Armed man is fatally shot by police at Portland hospital
• Around the state
• 2 arrested in Bend pot bust
• Bend’s median home price is flat
• Bill short on details for funding
• Breath of warmth likely fleeting
• Catch the contenders
• DA rejects latest claims
• Deeds
• Getting folks back to work
• In Kabul's ‘Car Guantanamo,’ autos languish and trust dies
• Memorial service set for Reddick
• Merkley focuses on finances
• Portland pimps spending more time in prison
• Rover driver’s journey: from Medford to Mars

BUSINESS

• Bend’s median home price is flat
• Boeing to offer stopgap solution
• Burger King hacked on Twitter
• China’s army seen as tied to hacking
• Deeds
• Drugmakers taking on doping
• Getting folks back to work
• Kotek favors foreclosure mediation bill
• Microsoft targets Google in ads
• Reader’s Digest files Chapter 11

SPORTS

• A wild week begins at Match Play Championship
• Buss, longtime Lakers owner, dies at age 80
• Clemens says he won’t ‘lose sleep’ over not making HOF
• Coyotes start fast, roll to 4-0 shutout over Flames
• Hoop dreams come to an end
• Mariners’ Ackley works to regain swing, confidence
• NBA to resume, with Lakers in funk, Heat on top
• NCAA president makes changes
• Nonprofit's decision to invest in defibrillator saves a life
• Notre Dame overtakes Pitt
• On the Air
• Sports in Brief
• Trail Blazers hope to break out of a funk

OBITS

• Buss, longtime Lakers owner, dies at age 80
• Country singer McCready had her share of troubles
• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Emil Charles Seidel

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Emil Charles Seidel

NATION & WORLD

• Chavez back in Venezuela
• Country singer McCready had her share of troubles
• 3-D printers could test gun-control efforts
• Dreams of an ideal flu vaccine nearer reality
• Nation & world
• Pistorius case continues amid shock, questions
• Russians wade into the snow to seek treasure from the sky
• Syria war crimes should go to trial, U.N. panel says
• Today
• Violent TV seen to affect kids

FEATURES

• A cake called a pudding
• Ask a cook
• Form, function figure into lighting options
• In the kitchen with ... Bryan Tremayne of Primal Cuts
• Keeping butter at its best means keeping it cold
• Now’s the time to enjoy leeks at their peak
• Terrain in a glass
• The humble lentil, rich in nutrients and possibilities

ENTERTAINMENT

• Deaths elsewhere
• Steven Yeun, a light amid zombies
• TV today

OPINION

• Audience lacked courtesy at Mirror Pond meeting
• Councilors’ stance on pipeline has changed since election
• Drone research is worthy, but so are privacy concerns
• Gun control won’t help
• House bill goes too far on dog tethering
• In gun debate, look at the human element
• Studded tire fee needed

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• All’s quiet on the traffic circle front — ‘very quiet’