March 21, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• Acupuncture can reduce symptoms of hay fever — for a little while
• Around the State
• Bend Council OKs updated water plan
• Bone up on osteoporosis prevention
• Clinic gets to core of back, neck pain
• Correction
• Drone bill worries model plane hobbyists
• Former Jefferson County inmate settles civil rights suit
• Have you spotted it?
• Health Events
• Health People
• Helicopter with net gun helps relocate deer in Washington
• In Ohio case, social media is a double-edged sword
• Jail released man who later killed 2
• Kitzhaber praises Youth Challenge
• La Pine manager resigns after 14 months
• Marine comes home with 2 Purple Hearts
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• OSU-Cascades is a 'slam dunk'
• Permits
• Sixth Street on Redmond agenda
• Tours of the ultimate green home

BUSINESS

• Bend Council OKs updated water plan
• Commissioner at FCC steps down
• Fed votes to hold course on rates
• Permits
• Small firms fight hacking attacks
• Surprise housing demand catches industry off guard
• Timber recovers with housing
• Tours of the ultimate green home

SPORTS

• Bears defeat Cowboys at Bend Relays
• Ducks come up big in third period, beat Blackhawks
• For Arnie, it’s still good to be king
• Heat rally for 24th straight win
• La Pine boys, Summit girls take victories
• La Salle takes ‘First Four’ win
• Player-safety rule added by owners
• Prep Scoreboard
• Sports in Brief
• Teams jockey for playoffs as trade deadline nears

OBITS

• Barbara Marie Morgan Stone
• Bromell wrote for ‘Homeland,’ other series
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Jane Mueller

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Barbara Marie Morgan Stone
• Death notices
• Jane Mueller

NATION & WORLD

• Applying for health care plan not easy
• Commissioner at FCC steps down
• Cyprus scrambles to raise cash
• Fed votes to hold course on rates
• In Michigan, GOP governor finds a tax to like
• Marine comes home with 2 Purple Hearts
• Nature offers ideas for new technologies
• No permit required for runoff, court rules
• Obama arrives in israel
• Senate votes to avert shutdown, lock in cuts
• Sequester: All about Easter eggs and tours
• Surprise housing demand catches industry off guard
• World Briefing

FEATURES

• Bicycle crunches top choice for working those abs
• Give cancer, heart disease the one-two punch with winter vegetables
• Group doctor visits give patients more face time
• Marine comes home with 2 Purple Hearts
• Promoting health through heritage

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Orphan Black’ star living good times, bad

OPINION

• Congress should pass immigration reform
• If good workers get bonuses, cut slackers
• More urgency needed in UGB expansion
• OSU-Cascades expansion will be boon for economy
• Remove the dam and let the river run
• The sequester fails Americans again

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• GM recalls thousands of cars
• No permit required for runoff, court rules
• Sixth Street on Redmond agenda