May 03, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A clear picture on cost
• A riled-up robin
• Accreditation officials touring COCC this week
• Airport stripper is insisting on trial
• Alleged abductor out of hospital
• Balmer sworn in as chief justice of Oregon Supreme Court
• Carcass thought to be slain wolf
• Central Oregon economy dips
• Commute Options seeking board applicants
• Correction
• Crook County schools awarded $235K for job training program
• Election calendar
• Election information
• Energy loan act included in Senate farm bill
• Fatal crash closes Astoria bridge
• Fines for false alarms tabled
• Free tax filing sees record interest
• Health People
• Marion County leaders vote to repair government office
• 6 medical pot growers facing federal charges
• News of Record: Permits
• Prineville man arrested on sex abuse charges
• Public invited to discuss land use
• School district budget plan short $1.3M
• Teachers’ ratified contract preserves pay raises
• Timber county sheriff warns of cuts
• Volunteer Search May 6, 2012
• Washington cities, mayors compete to lose weight
• Weight loss isn’t just about calories
• What's your access to care?
• When walking, posture is key
• Woodcutting season now open

BUSINESS

• A decade of art
• Air travel recovers, but smaller airports keep struggling
• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon economy dips
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Compare more than tuition when choosing a college
• Crook County schools awarded $235K for job training program
• Don’t forget to add beans
• Energy loan act included in Senate farm bill
• Facebook is urging members to share organ donor status
• Florida company’s neon sign proves irresistible to Facebook
• Free tax filing sees record interest
• Health Events
• Health spending is flattening out
• How to pick first ‘finger foods’
• Laptop open, eyes closed: Concern turns to fear
• New report casts doubt on Google’s assurances on privacy
• News of Record: Permits
• Private-sector hiring slows
• Report: Stimulus costly, effective
• Salt shaker
• Schools increasingly closing the book on textbooks in favor of online sources
• Spurred by 10-year-old, family makes healthy shift
• Unemployment reaches record high in eurozone

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Angels’ Weaver pitches no-hitter
• Avoid treading on muddy trails
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Binos, birds and ballet in Klamath marsh
• Bodemeister is Derby favorite
• Chargers great Seau found dead at California home
• Clarno for kids
• Cougars eke out close dual victories
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Four Saints suspended
• Grizzlies defeat Clippers 105-98, even series at 1-1
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Lava Lake still frozen and inaccessible
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• New and improved
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rangers top Caps in three OTs
• Redmond pitcher tosses no-hitter in district game
• Seau death is latest warning sign
• Sports-related injuries climb after winter months
• Summit knocks off Bend High

OBITS

• Chargers great Seau found dead at California home
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Laura Belle Chapman
• Mary Ellyn Davis
• Robert G. Nill
• Schreiner was top researcher on team that developed kidney disease treatment
• Virginia V. Moyer

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Laura Belle Chapman
• Mary Ellyn Davis
• Robert G. Nill
• Virginia V. Moyer

NATION & WORLD

• A gap year for the uninsured
• A good night’s sleep contributes to healthy eating
• Air travel recovers, but smaller airports keep struggling
• Army seeks to reshape training, deployment
• Be sure your child’s shots are up-to-date
• Compare more than tuition when choosing a college
• DEA apologizes to college student left in cell
• Deal on Chinese dissident seems to unravel
• Don’t forget to add beans
• Everyday activities can deliver a workout
• Facebook is urging members to share organ donor status
• Feeling blown away by pollen?
• Florida company’s neon sign proves irresistible to Facebook
• Health spending is flattening out
• How to handle hospital bills, before and after treatment
• How to pick first ‘finger foods’
• It’s killing you to sit, so stand up for fitness
• Laptop open, eyes closed: Concern turns to fear
• Launch to mark new frontier for NASA
• Music to her ears: Elephant at National Zoo plays harmonica
• New report casts doubt on Google’s assurances on privacy
• Openly gay aide resigns from Romney campaign
• Private-sector hiring slows
• Report: Stimulus costly, effective
• Salt shaker
• Schools increasingly closing the book on textbooks in favor of online sources
• Schreiner was top researcher on team that developed kidney disease treatment
• Spurred by 10-year-old, family makes healthy shift
• Student left in cell for 4 days says he drank urine to survive
• Studies: Surgery trumps pills in treating obesity
• Suu Kyi takes her seat in Parliament
• ‘The Scream’ is auctioned for a record $119.9 million
• Unemployment reaches record high in eurozone
• With swipes at Obama and jokes at his own expense, Gingrich ends campaign

FEATURES

• A good night’s sleep contributes to healthy eating
• Be sure your child’s shots are up-to-date
• Crook County schools awarded $235K for job training program
• Don’t forget to add beans
• Everyday activities can deliver a workout
• Facebook is urging members to share organ donor status
• Feeling blown away by pollen?
• Getting set for the Spring home & garden show
• How to handle hospital bills, before and after treatment
• How to pick first ‘finger foods’
• It’s killing you to sit, so stand up for fitness
• Laptop open, eyes closed: Concern turns to fear
• Salt shaker
• Spurred by 10-year-old, family makes healthy shift
• Weight loss isn’t just about calories

ENTERTAINMENT

• A decade of art
• Auction, dinner to aid river group
• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Getting set for the Spring home & garden show
• Health Events
• ‘Housewives,’ ‘House’ cuing up final episodes
• Local Movie Times
• Prineville hosts volunteer fair
• Schools increasingly closing the book on textbooks in favor of online sources
• ‘The Scream’ is auctioned for a record $119.9 million
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• End war, save money
• Knopp answers to the tea party
• Merkley should drop HUBZones
• Real American hero
• Re-elect Chris Telfer
• Telfer has mind for finances
• Telfer is good for all of Oregon
• Telfer the only choice
• Telfer understands small businesses
• Telfer’s experience makes her what Oregon needs