January 30, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Albany Fire Department issues warning to Willamette boaters
• County might add $39K to recycling program budget
• Drug testing considered for Sisters schools; views are mixed
• Engineers push limits of towers, bridges
• Fairview man killed by police is identified
• Fans hit the field at Safeco in Seattle
• Happenings
• Have a story idea or submission? Contact us!
• Missing child system used to rescue man
• Museum heats things up, then cools them down
• Police learn about deadly force
• Portland hit-and-run under investigation
• Prineville log truck fire possibly arson
• Safety concerns raised over public deliberation
• Skateboarder’s suit reveals uncertified security guards
• St. Charles reassigning rapid response nurses
• Throngs cheer opposition leader in Myanmar
• Time is short for Gingrich to close Florida gap
• To keep bats safe, officials urge care
• Turning up the heat
• UO faculty unionization efforts begin
• Warm Springs is going high-speed
• Warmer weather throughout week
• Well shot!

BUSINESS

• BP oil disaster brings attention to delicate Gulf
• Warm Springs is going high-speed

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Corrrection
• Cycling Central Calendar
• Djokovic wins Australian Open in longest final
• Early Patriots teams were a comical traveling sideshow
• Figure skating
• Football
• Hoefl-Riesch denies Vonn in super-combined race
• Locals drive at Rolex 24
• Marshall catches four TD passes as AFC wins Pro Bowl
• Mavericks hang on to beat Spurs in overtime
• No. 4 Ohio State beats No. 20 Michigan 64-49
• Olympic cyclist finds balance in giving
• On the Air
• Oregon State tops Oregon in Civil War
• Ranger leads Team Chara to All-Star win
• Running
• Snedeker wins playoff shocker at Torrey Pines
• Soccer
• Spinning their wheels
• Such great heights
• Winter sports

OBITS

• Deaths Elsewhere
• Susan Wylder
• Vyarawalla chronicled India’s revolution, lives of 20th-century leaders

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Susan Wylder

NATION & WORLD

• Britain buzzing over news that Big Ben is leaning
• Chinese workers reported captured by Sudan rebels
• CIA family divided by deadly bombing
• Counterterrorism chemical labs adapt to drug work
• 400 held after Occupy Oakland demonstration
• Iraq is angered by U.S. drones
• Keeping tabs on the junk orbiting Earth
• North Dakota oil boom brings blight with growth
• Reviving the hunt for alien species, money permitting
• Syrian military storms suburbs on edge of capital
• Today
• Vyarawalla chronicled India’s revolution, lives of 20th-century leaders

FEATURES

• Scientists find ways to absorb CO2 from the air

ENTERTAINMENT

• Local Movie Times
• The pros and cons of binge TV

OPINION

• DMV should stay put
• Don’t move, DMV
• Education plan moves too fast
• Good hiring decisions depend on judgment
• Occupy Walden protesters were mischaracterized
• Sacks don’t take longer to pack
• Separation is the only issue
• Sisters coverage incomplete