April 20, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Apple to pay $150K yearly fee
• Bend play center closes doors
• Bones may be those of missing man
• Company: Captain not notified of stranded fishermen
• Company to finish construction on eyesore in Redmond, move in
• Credit union expands
• Crook County sheriff might auction off seized livestock
• Dispatches
• Donations to rebuild center for grieving families
• Education board mulls ban on Indian mascots
• Election calendar
• Election information
• Kid Culture
• Man injured, home leveled by natural gas explosion
• Medford retirement home buys, razes site of former meth lab
• Merkley holding local town halls
• News of Record: Police Log
• Portland man arrested in murder
• President’s aim: 4-year Cascades Campus by 2025
• Proposed levy meant to stabilize Deschutes 911 district
• River Rat robber sentenced for heists near the Columbia
• Robbers in heists elude capture
• Salon offers cuts to benefit charity
• Shoplifter could get 26 years for attacking guard with hatchet
• Special needs club welcomes fathers
• Suspect leads police on chase
• Tetherow properties headed to foreclosure
• The job doesn’t wait for the sun
• Vehicle repair business to move

BUSINESS

• Aging in one place
• Apple to pay $150K yearly fee
• Company to finish construction on eyesore in Redmond, move in
• Credit union expands
• Crook County sheriff might auction off seized livestock
• Facebook IPO will be mid-May, sources say
• Family Calendar
• Forecast calls for less growth
• Greenpeace targets cloud computing
• Jobless claims higher than expected; existing home sales decline
• Microsoft earnings exceed expectations
• Nokia posts $1.2B loss in first quarter
• President’s aim: 4-year Cascades Campus by 2025
• Recovery slowdown raises fears
• Tetherow properties headed to foreclosure
• Vehicle repair business to move

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• American League roundup
• Backhand at you
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend Invite set to begin today
• Course record gives Every lead in Texas
• Coyotes pull off another OT battle with Blackhawks
• Family affair
• Football
• Heat tighten race in East by topping Bulls
• Kelly questions validity of report
• National League roundup
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Schedule makers do their best to please everyone
• Scoreboard
• Sisters boys, girls squads win meets
• Triplets lead Madras baseball to two wins

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Donald James Decker
• Helm lent distinctive voice to classics of The Band

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Donald James Decker

NATION & WORLD

• A Shuttle swap at the Smithsonian
• As cars are driven longer, 200,000 is the new 100,000
• Dozens killed in wave of attacks across Iraq
• Exercise may dampen desire to eat, studies suggest
• Facebook IPO will be mid-May, sources say
• For most mothers, staying at home isn’t a luxury
• Greenpeace targets cloud computing
• 2 Guantánamo detainees freed
• India’s launch signals Asian arms buildup
• Jobless claims higher than expected; existing home sales decline
• Jury trial likely, legal experts say
• Microsoft earnings exceed expectations
• Nokia posts $1.2B loss in first quarter
• Norwegian says he wishes death toll had been higher
• Older woman’s new best friend apt to be daughter
• Recovery slowdown raises fears
• Scientist avoids traffic fine by arguing physics
• U.S. expands inquiry of suspected Secret Service misconduct
• U.S. military, spies spar over satellites
• 4 U.S. soldiers feared dead in Afghan helicopter crash
• Using DNA, polar bear ancestry decoded
• Wyden urges faster disposal of tainted debris

FEATURES

• For most mothers, staying at home isn’t a luxury

ENTERTAINMENT

• Aging in one place
• All You All: New EP, big show tonight
• Art exhibits
• Blues Amuse & Brews is back
• C.O. Mastersingers ‘Choralscapes’ show
• Computer & cello
• Disney swings for trees with ‘Chimpanzee’
• Down the ‘Rabbit Hole’
• Earth inspiration
• End notes
• Event calendar: April 20-26
• Family Calendar
• From ‘Tiny Furniture’ to HBO series
• Going out
• Improv kings
• Last Band Standing
• Movie times
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Room to grow
• Story Times and Library Youth Events
• Summer workshops set at Atelier 6000
• The Force is broken
• The Quons host songwriters’ series
• The Thoughts are back in Bend
• Upcoming concerts
• Viva la record stores!
• Well shot! Reader photos
• Yonder Mountain String Band returns

RESTAURANTS

• Room to grow

OPINION

• Cartoon is disrespectful
• Give taxpayers a choice
• Let Bend vote on mayor
• Park staffer a wise hire for Redmond
• Some use death penalty to commit assisted suicide
• Switching parties would give Dems voice in primaries

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• As cars are driven longer, 200,000 is the new 100,000
• Dispatches
• Scientist avoids traffic fine by arguing physics