May 13, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A little wobble, a lot of love
• Bank robber flees on bicycle in Medford
• Births
• City planning ‘premier’ playground
• Community Calendar
• Crocodile, ‘thunderbeast’ fossils uncovered in Clarno County
• Even with 8 kids, single mother finds time for flashy decorations
• Gays, abortion back as wedge issues
• Inspections catch invasive mussels
• Low voter turnout? That likely won’t last
• News of Record: Deeds
• Nonprofit harnesses the power of flowers
• Perks for cops who volunteer to tighten
• Police seek help in search for man
• Realtors wary of shadow market
• Savoring the culture
• Summit wind group wins at state
• UO student dies of bacterial meningitis
• Weird city, weird mayor: Portland's 3 front-runners
• Well shot!

BUSINESS

• Beauty of new 3-series is found beneath the skin
• Beef producers call ‘meat glue’ label unfair
• Central Oregon nonprofits make an impact
• Is it safe for heavier passengers to fly?
• News of Record: Deeds
• Perks for cops who volunteer to tighten
• Realtors wary of shadow market
• The jobless young find their voice

SPORTS

• A lot of lacrosse
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Culver track produces two district champs
• Cycling
• Federer wins on blue clay
• How to find an instructor
• Johnson gives Hendrick 200th victory
• Lakers outlast Nuggets, set to battle Thunder
• Locals win at Redmond races
• Major League Baseball
• Mountain View golfer succeeds by going it alone
• Na takes lead at Players
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rangers headed to Eastern Conference finals
• Running
• Swimming

OBITS

• Charles S. Youlden
• Daniel Alan Mink
• Death notices
• Deaths
• Faas won 2 Pulitzers for wartime photos
• Harold S. (Don) Lee
• Mary Jo Hunt

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charles S. Youlden
• Daniel Alan Mink
• Death notices
• Harold S. (Don) Lee
• Mary Jo Hunt

NATION & WORLD

• A generation that is graduating into debt
• And atop London’s buildings ... missile defenses?
• 3 Boston students die in New Zealand
• California shortfall balloons to $16 billion
• College sweethearts to marry 60 years later
• Cost a factor in California push to eliminate the death penalty
• Do you have brake dust buildup? Check the pads
• Faas won 2 Pulitzers for wartime photos
• In Egypt’s turmoil, thieves dig up treasures
• Is it safe for heavier passengers to fly?
• Israeli envoy meets Palestinian leader
• Mexico’s celebration of the ‘Mother Cult’
• Pentagon to expand cybersecurity plan
• Protests in 80 cities decry Spanish crisis
• Risks of ‘shoot to kill’ on the high seas
• Romney to evangelicals: My values are yours, too
• Tea party focus turns to Senate shake-up
• Today
• Tower's height, a symbol of spirit, may not count
• Uniformed Afghans kill 2 soldiers
• U.S. may scrap plan to train Iraqi police
• Washington Week
• Whooping cough wreaks havoc amid the recession

FEATURES

• A little wobble, a lot of love
• A Mother’s Day getaway
• Gliding past a midlife crisis on a skateboard
• Irvin—Baxter
• Most babies aren’t allowed to snooze on their tummies
• Museums of the Columbia Gorge
• Nonprofit harnesses the power of flowers
• Undercover and under pressure

ENTERTAINMENT

• Allman opens a window onto his extraordinary life
• Best-sellers
• ‘Bodies’ is a worthy sequel to ‘Wolf Hall’
• Campaign posters offer colorful lesson in American history
• Contact us with your ideas
• ‘Desperate Housewives' ending 8-year series run
• Dystopias invite teenagers to bravely enter new worlds
• Grey area
• Irvin—Baxter
• Larkspur Festival planned in northeast Bend
• Local Movie Times
• Musician looks back on fame and shame
• Seniors can learn new technology
• Toni Morrison’s latest novel focuses on American racism
• UO professor to speak about art, science

OPINION

• Bagley for Circuit Court
• Bulletin should not be one-sided
• Bulletin’s endorsements for the May 15 election
• Housing market ‘folly’ a lesson in human nature
• Knopp is the real Republican
• Playing politics with racial identity
• Political career isn’t automatically mockable
• Startups fuel new type of Arab Spring
• Support higher ed expansion
• The ultra-rich are taking the rest of us for a ride
• Think indoor building for parks
• Worst-case plan for Bend police is not pretty

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Do you have brake dust buildup? Check the pads