January 15, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Area mountain goats climb back to the top
• At 82, clinic’s translator relays his last message
• Births
• Boy who collapsed at practice exits surgery
• Cotton—Purscelley
• DEQ loan will fund sewer line extension in Madras
• Dump truck fire put out in Bend
• E-Edition free weekend
• Floyd
• ‘Happiness’ project brings holistic guru to Bend High
• In Oregon, her paycheck is less
• Jorgensen
• News of Record: Deeds
• Not gold, but good enough
• Policy on dropping classes is reviewed
• Prime weather for winter boating
• Prison loses rifle, skips checks
• Samudio—Weidman
• Social conservatives split on 2 favorites as Romney waits
• 2 states to reduce legal sturgeon catch
• Tattoo artist helps out cat shelter
• Truck brings fire to firefighters in ’37
• Washington deputy seeks $1 million after son’s shooting death
• Waters
• Will
• Young stray goat looks to be settling in Newberry Crater

BUSINESS

• Anheuser-Busch buys Czech ‘Bud’ rival
• Greek yogurt soothes the American market
• In Oregon, her paycheck is less
• Local Ironman bid isn’t without hurdles
• News of Record: Deeds
• Postal ties that bind
• PremierWest Bank closing 11 branches, 5 in Oregon
• Taking aim at private equity
• Your resolutions a boon for business

SPORTS

• Bend's King 19th at Olympic trials
• Blazers’ streak hits three after OT loss to Rockets
• Classic win for Culver
• College athletics
• Crook County knocks off Summit in girls basketball
• Ducks get a desert sweep
• Florida St. rips No. 3 North Carolina
• Local Ironman bid isn’t without hurdles
• Maggert tied for Sony Open lead
• Mixed martial arts
• Motor sports
• Niners are still standing after shootout with Saints
• Oregon quarterback set to enter NFL draft
• Paterno: ‘I wish I had done more’
• Paterno speaks in interview
• Pats, Brady rout Broncos, Tebow 45-10
• Prep Scoreboard
• Slow start kills Beavers
• Summit takes girls title at Rumbaugh Invitational
• Tennis
• Today’s NFL playoff games
• Wings stay hot at home, beat Blackhawks in overtime
• Winter sports

OBITS

• Clifford Neil Hill
• Death notices
• James Vincent Vince Hurley
• Richard Threlkeld was acclaimed broadcast journalist for CBS, ABC

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Clifford Neil Hill
• Death notices
• James Vincent Vince Hurley

NATION & WORLD

• Anheuser-Busch buys Czech ‘Bud’ rival
• Arrest after 4th homeless killing
• Automakers work to balance entertainment and safety
• Blocked by ice, tanker must pipe fuel to Nome
• Buy new battery before it’s needed
• Congress set to return as Boehner faces sharp challenges
• Deep-sea vents near Antarctica are flourishing with a ‘riot of life’
• Explosion kills dozens in Iraq
• Fear of civil war mounts in Syria
• Greek yogurt soothes the American market
• Happenings
• Hybrid sharks discovered off Australian coast
• Illinois man wins $1 million lottery jackpot — again
• King’s words — all of them — will be restored on memorial
• New chief of staff will push executive powers
• Night of chaos after cruise ship runs aground
• Nobel laureate drops bid for presidency of Egypt
• Paterno: ‘I wish I had done more’
• Paved but still alive
• Postal ties that bind
• Prius wagon delivers versatility
• Richard Threlkeld was acclaimed broadcast journalist for CBS, ABC
• Taiwan president re-elected, a result likely to please China
• Today
• What to watch for as Congress comes back
• White House opposes parts of 2 anti-piracy bills
• Your resolutions a boon for business

FEATURES

• Before your big vacation, find savings at these sites
• Births
• Greek yogurt soothes the American market
• Learning to buy time by saying ‘not now’
• Not gold, but good enough
• Postal ties that bind
• Prius wagon delivers versatility
• The year of the water dragon
• Where’d all the snow go? Some lucky resorts have it
• Your resolutions a boon for business

ENTERTAINMENT

• Author’s debut lengthy, insightful
• Best-sellers
• Book places executive success in White House’s East Wing
• Community Calendar
• Expo will connect volunteers with organizations in need
• ‘General Who Lost Vietnam’ is searing
• Have a story idea or submission? Contact us!
• Latest in V.I. series taps into ‘Twilight’ culture
• Local Movie Times
• ‘MWF’ chronicles woman’s search for friendship
• Prime-time TV is filled with lonely characters
• Red Cross to hold a donor drive
• Sanger biography pulls no punches, touts her exploits
• Scroll’s publication provides rare glimpse at ancient Chinese culture
• ‘Vanilla Ice Project’: renovate ... renovate ... baby
• ‘Would It Kill You’ a satirical etiquette guide

OPINION

• A new issue with the state’s liquor monopoly
• Democrat agenda weakened by mistrust
• Disparate justice
• Gulf Coast lawyers make grab for BP funds
• Health reform process should be transparent
• How do we protect our interests?
• Lack of oil will hinder theocracy in Egypt
• Mom a hero, not ‘hero’
• No 2nd term for Obama
• Roundabout mayhem
• State agencies’ budget balances are too murky
• Where is timber bill?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Automakers work to balance entertainment and safety
• Buy new battery before it’s needed
• Paved but still alive
• Prius wagon delivers versatility