July 01, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A few more foreclosure protections on the way
• Anderson — Mosser
• 3 are arrested in kidnapping, robbery try
• Aspiring physicist nets full ride from Gates
• Births
• BLM program puts vets to work fighting wildfires
• Boy collapses near Newberry
• Bringing history back to life
• Budget cuts to spring kids from lockup
• Central Point woman leads police force
• Connell
• Elusive theft suspect jailed in Hermiston
• Governors unite to remove derelict vessels from Columbia
• Graff
• Jordan
• K-9s compete for No. 1
• Lightning cuts power in Bend
• Mallory — Beasley
• Neubauer
• News of Record: Deeds
• Occupy evicted from Portland home
• Tea party PAC funds conservative efforts in the region
• Transit bill’s passage commits funds for work on Oregon roads, bridges
• Union Sheriff’s Office contracts with Elgin
• Volunteer Search
• Well shot! Reader photos

BUSINESS

• Black Keys sues Pizza Hut, Home Depot over song use
• ‘Breastaurant’ boom
• Change of altitude
• E-tailer customization: Convenient or creepy?
• Land prices sow fortune, concern
• Liquor companies try to woo women
• News of Record: Deeds
• Rubbermaid refreshes its branding
• Sellers hit pay dirt

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Bend's Madson fails to qualify
• Cancellara wins prologue
• Concussion lawsuits are next big U.S. litigation
• Elks, Black Bears game rained out
• Felix, Merritt make noise
• Gymnastics
• Having a blast
• Keselowski pulls away at Kentucky
• Motor sports
• National League roundup
• Phelps beats Lochte at U.S. trials in 200 IM
• Soccer
• Tour de France at a glance
• Track Town USA and the meet it loves the most
• Williams’ next opponent wins perfect set in third-round match

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Shamir championed Israeli settlements as prime minister

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A rising force in the global meth trade
• Accord: Syria needs new leadership
• An end to old left-right divides?
• Black Keys sues Pizza Hut, Home Depot over song use
• ‘Breastaurant’ boom
• Brief relief, long-term questions for students
• E-tailer customization: Convenient or creepy?
• Food can fuel armed conflict
• For Mexican voters gripped by fear, few good choices
• Health care and politics: a long history together
• Land prices sow fortune, concern
• Liquor companies try to woo women
• Many factors must be weighed in analyzing poor fuel economy
• 6 months on, fears coming true in Iraq
• Mood in Hong Kong is dour as Chinese president returns
• New Egyptian president must consolidate power
• Paisley man kills newspaper editor after finding him with wife in 1912
• Paper or ... paper?
• Ridgeline rides boundary between truck, SUV
• Sellers hit pay dirt
• Shamir championed Israeli settlements as prime minister
• Super guppy over Seattle
• Tax or not, mandate unlikely to hit many
• Today
• U.S. bets Iran oil sanctions will work

FEATURES

• A 4-year project displays stress, joy of U.S. families
• Doctor-husband-author spills truth on men, mating
• Is Facebook cutting desire for high school reunions?
• Liquor companies try to woo women
• Wet and wonderful

ENTERTAINMENT

• Aging council seeks volunteers
• Author chronicles Gilchrist's history as a mill town
• Bend taps new brewpub
• Best-sellers
• Black Keys sues Pizza Hut, Home Depot over song use
• Book reveals flip side of the fairy-tale world
• ‘Breastaurant’ boom
• Community Calendar
• Doctor-husband-author spills truth on men, mating
• Fourth of July shows highlight this week
• Gear sought for homeless vets
• Is Facebook cutting desire for high school reunions?
• Johanna Lindsey does it again
• Lisa Unger tackles choices about love
• Local Movie Times
• Take a peek into upper-crust society in ‘Seating’
• Vaudeville show coming to Bend
• Volunteers sought for 4th

RESTAURANTS

• Bend taps new brewpub

OPINION

• Counting calories
• Don’t govern by religion
• Don’t require gloves for food preparers
• It’s legal illegal immigration
• Park district should put bond on ballot
• PERS funding is the reason behind Bend police cutbacks
• Release documents
• Roberts showed restraint
• The fear factor
• Who has benefited from all the leaks?
• Why all the complaining?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Many factors must be weighed in analyzing poor fuel economy
• Ridgeline rides boundary between truck, SUV