June 14, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A fond farewell
• Bananas are a 'natural' workout booster
• Bend gets OK for enterprise zone expansion
• Board’s 2012-13 budget hikes tuition, fees, salaries
• Correction
• Defendant's ex-lover says she had role in jealousy
• Deschutes County announces first pertussis case this year
• Driver gets 5 years for drug fraud, DUII crashes
• FBI joins probe of decapitation slaying
• Health Events
• Health people
• Homes are selling - but not to locals
• Hospital workers will hold forum
• IdaTech lays off 50 of 140 workers
• K-9 nabs fugitive after crime spree
• Likely next president expects to visit Knight
• Man arrested with explosive device at Redmond airport
• More exercise isn’t better, research shows
• News of Record: Permits
• Police Log
• Recovery intervals are important step in high-intensity interval training
• Redmond school board cuts 6 more days from calendar
• School board asks member to resign
• 'School was my sanity'
• Sheryl Crow diagnosed with brain tumor, explains memory loss
• Specialty Rx becomes out of reach
• State says tax filer took $2.1M by fraud
• Tsunami dock: Should it stay or go?
• Work will begin on county roads

BUSINESS

• A fond farewell
• Bend gets OK for enterprise zone expansion
• Business Calendar
• Businesses benefit as commodity prices drop
• Dell eyes more than $2B in cuts
• Disney unveils theme park redo
• Flier satisfaction declines in 2012
• Forest Service adds 3 tankers for fire season
• Homes are selling - but not to locals
• How to dodge the high costs of summer flights
• IdaTech lays off 50 of 140 workers
• JPMorgan CEO says execs may have pay taken back
• Merkley: JPMorgan makes case for more regulation
• New Internet suffixes are the Web’s newest frontier
• News of Record: Permits
• Retail sales dip 0.2% in May
• Solar grows 85% in first quarter

SPORTS

• Armstrong faces new doping charges
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Boxing
• CWS-bound Stony Brook far from a Cinderella tale
• Cycling
• Edwards having tough follow up to title chase
• Enjoy ‘a little more’ as the snow melts
• Fish survey scheduled on Crooked River next week
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Giant throws perfect game
• Golden stones in the golden days of June
• Gotta love Lava
• High country delight
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Injured mountain biker rescued
• Locals still in contention at Oregon Open
• Major League Baseball
• MLB roundup
• On the Air
• Thunder go small to take early lead against Heat
• U.S. Open wants to get back to its roots

OBITS

• Betty Jean (Patton) Howard
• Dale Moyer
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Dorothy Dottie Frances Hurd
• Henry Hill: Gangster who became a star
• Holly Elizabeth Davis
• William (Bill) McGahan
• William Billy Royal Tufts

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Betty Jean (Patton) Howard
• Dale Moyer
• Death notices
• Dorothy Dottie Frances Hurd
• Holly Elizabeth Davis
• William (Bill) McGahan
• William Billy Royal Tufts

NATION & WORLD

• Helicopters in Syria may not be new, U.S. admits
• Henry Hill: Gangster who became a star
• In good health? Thank your 100 trillion bacteria
• JPMorgan CEO says execs may have pay taken back
• Keeping marathoners safe with GPS tracking, personal medical data
• Merkley: JPMorgan makes case for more regulation
• New Internet suffixes are the Web’s newest frontier
• No new trial for Edwards
• Obama honors dads, troops with ribs, greens
• Prescription for quiet eludes most hospitals
• Prosthetic leg lost at sea is returned to owner
• Soaring rates of advanced imaging tests increase radiation exposure, study finds
• Spring slowdown in economy sharpens debate in 2012 race
• Technology reaches Tibet, fanning unrest
• U.S. expands spy operations across Africa

FEATURES

• Dining on dirt and other nonfoods is common
• Music training may improve the aging process
• Obama honors dads, troops with ribs, greens
• Pneumonia is biggest killer of young kids, study shows
• Prosthetic leg lost at sea is returned to owner
• Push-back over prostate test
• 'School was my sanity'
• Sore muscles are a part of exercise

ENTERTAINMENT

• Behar joins Current TV
• Circular pipe organ is one-of-a-kind
• CNN cancels ‘JK USA’
• Community Datebook
• Local Movie Times
• Oprah to interview Kardashian clan
• Samberg will star in BBC comedy series
• Sisters library to dedicate window
• Tip a cop for Special Olympics
• Training for river riders
• Use a planisphere to improve your night viewing
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Bulletin should complain about ‘drug-pushing’ ad
• Consumers will pay for new Redmond signs
• Give columnist a high 5
• Lower speed limit on Shevlin Park Road
• New education czar’s other jobs may be distracting
• USDA isn’t doing enough for organic farmers
• When Prineville's 'Lilliputians' sit down with high-tech 'Goliaths'

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Training for river riders
• Work will begin on county roads