March 15, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• A Bend advocate for boomers
• Around the State
• Arrest Wednesday in New Year’s Day stabbing in Bend
• 4 arrested in Bend drug raid
• Biologists drain fishing ponds to help fight invasive species
• Cajun fun
• Class set for parents of teens
• Coming Saturday: 12 dogs, a few humans and tons of fun
• Councilor seeks Redmond manager position
• Deadline looms for L.A. air service
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• Fire displaces La Pine residents
• Fun facts about Tom Scott!
• Fun for wee ones
• Grandparents today
• It's Necktie Killer's time ...
• Labor chief: Index wage to cost of living
• Legal clinic to help seniors
• Lynx recovery plan delay spurs a federal lawsuit
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs,
• Northwest quake would kill thousands, study’s authors tell Oregon Legislature
• Ombudsman training on tap
• 5O-Plus Activities Calendar
• Oregon justices hear case of inmate who wants to die
• Poised yet savage, blogger Yoani Sanchez takes on Cuba's Castro regime
• Redmond secures daily flights to L.A.
• Restaurant Guide
• Senior meal programs face cuts
• Sports in Brief
• Tax levy to fund 911 could be lower than planned
• Washington man awaits extradition
• What you said about Redmond

BUSINESS

• A Bend advocate for boomers
• Broadband network a step into unknown
• Deadline looms for L.A. air service
• Dispatches
• Food scene news
• Redmond secures daily flights to L.A.
• Samsung ratchets up its rivalry with Apple
• Struggling for the right fit

SPORTS

• Beavers, Ducks open Pac-12 play
• Blazers top Knicks, 105-90
• Crook County sweeps own icebreaker meet
• Ducks top Huskies in OT in quarterfinals
• Falcons get RB Steven Jackson
• For Bend man, the road beckons
• No. 14 Oklahoma State survives wild Baylor rally in Big 12 tourney
• On the Air
• Pens win seventh straight
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rookie fires 65 to grab lead at PGA Tour event in Tampa Bay
• Sisters boys tennis rolls past Crook County, 8-0
• Storm's edge?
• UCLA rallies from 15 down, tops Arizona St.
• Want tickets? Spring training crowds are down this year
• Winning is just another constant for Spurs

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Helen M. Perley
• Khmer Rouge’s Ieng Sary dies before end of genocide trial
• Lucille Horlacher

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Helen M. Perley
• Lucille Horlacher

NATION & WORLD

• Blind Chinese activist who fled now worries for family left behind
• Boehner says GOP will stand firm
• Broadband network a step into unknown
• Chinese hacker"s angst opens a window onto cyberspying
• DNA key to mysteries of mimicry
• Gadhafi may be gone, but corruption remains
• Gun-shaped pastry: ‘boys being boys’ or ‘terroristic threat’?
• Heart risk from radiation modest for most women
• Horses would get a reprieve under anti-slaughtering bill
• Jesuits have had tense times with the Vatican
• Khmer Rouge’s Ieng Sary dies before end of genocide trial
• Protections extended to dozens of species
• Sequester means hard choices for Pentagon
• Today
• Vatican’s new order: Pope pays his hotel bill
• World Briefing

FEATURES

• Adopt me
• Dispatches
• Fitness propels 77-year-old to new heights
• Grandparents today
• Grow old gracefully with a wired home
• Help for dogs consumed by fear
• Jesuits have had tense times with the Vatican
• Legal clinic to help seniors
• Ombudsman training on tap
• Pets Calendar
• Senior meal programs face cuts
• Smart home advice for seniors
• Struggling for the right fit
• Today
• Trolley buff guides others down tracks of historic memories
• Vatican’s new order: Pope pays his hotel bill
• Women closing retirement gap

ENTERTAINMENT

• A foul-mouthed fest for the winter-weary
• Art Exhibits
• Cajun fun
• Clouds gather over Raiden
• Event calendar March 15-21
• Food scene news
• Fun facts about Tom Scott!
• Going out
• Greed & family
• It's Necktie Killer's time ...
• Mike Biggers plays twice in Bend
• Music releases
• Out of town
• Parents’ guide to movies
• Planning ahead
• Ride the Solwave into the Astro Lounge
• Second-season finale of ‘Girls’ airs Sunday
• ‘Shooting Star’ auditions this week
• Sisters welcomes back Tom Russell
• Steve Carell has something up his sleeve: comedy
• Story Times and library youth events
• Take ‘A Celtic Journey’ on Saturday
• ‘The Call’ hangs up before the end
• ‘The Call’ takes realistic look at 911 operators
• The luck of the Irish
• Upcoming concerts
• VTP begins play reading series
• What a feeling!

RESTAURANTS

• The luck of the Irish

OPINION

• Abortion kills more babies than guns do
• Companies with tax breaks should file public reports
• Fulfill promises on immigration
• Kicker highlights tax troubles
• Maybe we can find something to cut
• Studded tires prevent accidents, save lives
• Volunteers make uncertainty of being homeless easier