February 16, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Beef heart left on Portland doorstep
• Burglary suspect still at large
• Business Calendar
• Corrective power with the tap of your finger
• Could your Coke habit be a sugar addiction?
• Councilors look at fixes for Third Street flooding
• Court asked to let ski area expand
• Culver-area man injured in crash
• ‘Facebook bill' gets Senate nod
• Fatal Highway 97 crash in La Pine
• Fewer students sent home for lack of immunizations
• Financial adviser accused of misleading his clients
• GOP pushes logging, Columbia water bills
• Happy 153rd birthday, Oregon!
• Health Events
• Life Flight plans Redmond base as area’s 2nd medical air outfit
• Man shot by Astoria police had weapons, authorities say
• News of Record: Police Log
• Not guilty plea in fatal crash
• Rate hikes from Oregon health insurers
• Redmond High gets ready for its $9.3M face-lift
• Restoring a Redmond landmark
• Retainer medicine comes to Oregon
• Safe yoga is possible
• Santorum daughter, Bella, has genetic defect trisomy 18
• Serving a special guest
• Sisters plans science event
• Startups kick off accelerator program
• Two die in crash near Crescent

BUSINESS

• Apps helping themselves to address books
• At factory in Milwaukee, Obama hails ‘insourcing’
• Banks ratchet up lobbying, spending more than ever
• Business Calendar
• California audit finds widespread irregularities
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Congress nears deal to extend payroll tax cut, jobless benefits
• Criminals woo their victims in ‘romance scams’
• ‘Facebook bill' gets Senate nod
• Factory output up in January
• Interference suspected in Philadelphia newspapers before sale
• Life Flight plans Redmond base as area’s 2nd medical air outfit
• On mobile apps, the therapist will see you anytime, anywhere
• Redmond High gets ready for its $9.3M face-lift
• Restoring a Redmond landmark
• Seattle may soon reach new heights
• Serving a special guest
• Small movie theater to open
• Startups kick off accelerator program
• World Bank chief to step down

SPORTS

• Angling reportedly good on Crooked River
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers, Ducks open on Friday
• Can Summit’s girls reach Class 5A’s pinnacle?
• Crawford’s clutch shots lift Blazers past Warriors
• Ducks top Penguins
• Final touches being put on Deschutes fish recovery plan
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Fresh powder for holiday weekend
• From New York to Asia, Knicks' Lin is a sensation
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Hunting hares without a hound
• NCAA picks more transparent?
• No ice, will fish
• No. 3 Mizzou avenges loss to Oklahoma State
• On the Air
• Skiing
• Soccer
• Surviving Mount Marshmallow
• Tennis

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Freddie Solomon was a star receiver and two-time Super Bowl champion
• June M. Merrifield

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• June M. Merrifield

NATION & WORLD

• Apps helping themselves to address books
• At factory in Milwaukee, Obama hails ‘insourcing’
• Banks ratchet up lobbying, spending more than ever
• Canadians OK tightrope walk above Niagara Falls
• China’s VP says U.S. must respect ‘core interests’
• Criminals woo their victims in ‘romance scams’
• Factory output up in January
• Frantic actions hint at pressure on Iran’s leaders
• In wake of prison fire, advocates urge reforms
• Interference suspected in Philadelphia newspapers before sale
• Karzai says Afghanistan, Taliban have begun talks
• Leak reveals campaign against climate science
• Nasa struggles even as its science missions bring universe into sharper focus
• On mobile apps, the therapist will see you anytime, anywhere
• Romney targets auto bailout in Michigan battle
• Seattle may soon reach new heights
• ‘Stink squad’ tackles complaints about L.A. landfill’s foul odors
• Trans-fat blood levels plummeted after labeling regulation
• Tribes fight to protect peyote from mine
• U.S. to lead new effort to cut methane, soot, HFC emissions
• World Bank chief to step down

FEATURES

• Benefits of home delivery can include a smaller bill
• Don’t blame the toothpaste for those breakouts
• How to avoid impulse grocery buys
• Serving a special guest
• World Bank chief to step down

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Local Movie Times
• Seattle may soon reach new heights
• Small movie theater to open
• So, what’s with all those insurance commercials?
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Dredging not needed at Mirror Pond, then or now
• Materialism is not to blame for today’s social disruption
• Quid pro quo? Never!
• USFS should showcase region

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Councilors look at fixes for Third Street flooding
• Culver-area man injured in crash
• Two die in crash near Crescent