April 12, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A tall order
• Arrest in Bend burglary spree
• Bankruptcy plan OK’d for parent company of Bulletin
• Bend brewery helps workers care for health
• Constipation may explain bed wetting
• Construction set for Route 35
• Construction to close La Pine railroad crossing
• Correction
• Corvallis housing director accused of abandoning child in Delaware
• County may limit noise at rural events
• DA seeks child support duties
• Downtown Bend Business Association seeks to renew improvement district
• Election Calendar
• Election info
• Energy Trust’s cool idea: cash for your old fridge
• Equipment stolen from foundation
• Fewer police, firefighters on disability, data show
• Fit to learn Fit to learn
• Health Classes
• Health People
• Knopp attacks Telfer over role in redistricting
• Knopp has big lead in funding
• More ire for road closures in Baker City
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• No coastal damage reported in quake
• No governor vetoes so far
• Portland flash mob thieves identified
• Portland’s transit agency to cut service amid shortfall
• Prineville, county officials list enterprise zone pros
• Rates of uninsured in Oregon
• Saving Grace seeks volunteers
• Sawyer trial delayed again
• Sharing a story of survival
• Shift in perception noted at climate change event
• Silverton theater damaged in fire
• State bar offers voting guide
• State fair housing fails safety check
• Summer program enrollment opens
• Summit taps new principal
• Support groups
• Swim great for many things, but not weight loss
• Transplant was only cure for Cheney’s congestive heart failure
• TriMet sued over teen’s sexual abuse
• Your ticker likes it hot, hot, hot! Pepper compound can help your heart health, study says

BUSINESS

• A tall order
• Americans are cutting back on drugs and doctor visits
• Bankruptcy plan OK’d for parent company of Bulletin
• Colorful Frappuccino ingredients bug some vegetarians
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• County may limit noise at rural events
• Downtown Bend Business Association seeks to renew improvement district
• Energy Trust’s cool idea: cash for your old fridge
• FDA enacts drug rules for livestock
• Growth of labor force may weigh on economy
• Johnson & Johnson subsidiary fined $1.2B
• More men are swapping overalls for nursing scrubs
• 5 more minutes? New clock answers a resounding ‘no’
• News of Record: Permits
• Patents boost jobs, report says
• Poor sleep from travel, late-night shifts linked to obesity, diabetes
• Prineville, county officials list enterprise zone pros
• Publishers, Apple fixed prices on e-books, lawsuit says
• Renewable sources of power survive, but in a patchwork
• Research blames climate change for West Coast oyster die-off
• Summer program enrollment opens
• Summit taps new principal
• Time to invest in collectible watches?
• Wiring a room boosts value of hearing aids

SPORTS

• A guide to bone-picking in Central Oregon and beyond
• American League roundup
• April a good time for the Lower Deschutes
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Baylor teams put on probation
• Bend High sweeps Redmond
• Birding can be pretty, easy
• BMX Great Northwest Nationals roll into Redmond
• Cougars use pair of rallies to take two from Storm
• Crawford scores 34, Blazers beat Warriors
• Cycling
• Flyers overcome three-goal deficit, top Pens in overtime
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Frustration on the Fall
• Golf
• Have patience, trail users
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Major League Baseball
• MBSEF vouchers still available
• Motor sports
• National League roundup
• NBA draft rules are bad for the game
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sisters baseball wins big in Sky-Em play

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Dewey Buck Edward Buckland
• Michael Leonard Stearns
• Tramiel’s Commodore made home computing affordable

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Dewey Buck Edward Buckland
• Michael Leonard Stearns

NATION & WORLD

• Campus task force criticizes pepper-spraying of protesters
• Evangelicals move to back Romney
• Few options as N. Korea nears launch
• Happenings
• In poppy war, the Taliban aim to protect a cash crop
• 5 more minutes? New clock answers a resounding ‘no’
• Obama won’t order ban on gay bias by employers
• Panic, but no tsunami, from strong quakes off Indonesia
• Poor sleep from travel, late-night shifts linked to obesity, diabetes
• Renewable sources of power survive, but in a patchwork
• Romney aims to narrow gender gap
• Ruling averts testimony by detainee, for now
• Seattle teacher accused of choking teen
• Shooter faces second-degree murder charge
• Syria appears to observe cease-fire
• Wiring a room boosts value of hearing aids
• With Santorum out, Obama campaign readies for bitter fight

FEATURES

• A tall order
• Avoid back pain while traveling
• Concierge doctors: not just for the super-rich anymore
• Eat more fish; risks overstated
• Exercise is hard, but it’s worth it
• How to recognize preterm labor
• Long journey ends with a new heart
• Poor sleep from travel, late-night shifts linked to obesity, diabetes
• Register today for garden seminar
• Research blames climate change for West Coast oyster die-off
• Sharing a story of survival

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Gilbert all right after ‘DWTS’ accident
• Hawking makes ‘Big Bang’ in cameo
• Local Movie Times
• ‘Newsroom,’ ‘True Blood’ to air in June
• Publishers, Apple fixed prices on e-books, lawsuit says
• Register today for garden seminar
• Well shot! Reader photos
• Wolf, Burnett team up for reality series

OPINION

• Anonymous evaluations are bad for Sisters
• Cut back on spending
• Is bike lane necessary?
• La Pine schools need strong representation
• Sound science and cool heads needed in wolf debate
• Trapping is our heritage
• ‘Why call evil good?’

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Construction set for Route 35
• Construction to close La Pine railroad crossing