July 05, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bias suit against OLCC notes ‘noose’
• Casino, pot initiatives progressing
• Central Oregonians living longer
• Correction
• Dallas city manager quits amid suspicion
• Fish race on Ochoco raises funds for Crook County child services
• Health Datebook
• Health People
• Investigator leaving DA for Arizona job
• Jefferson County looks to outsource 911 calls
• News of Record: Permits
• Portland teen gets 2 years for attacks
• Reform or repeal Oregon’s stifling land conservation laws
• Some deduct medical pot to qualify for SNAP
• State imposes fines over herbicide
• The Raw Debate
• Town rallies behind victim, driver, merchant after destructive crash
• Vital Stats

BUSINESS

• A celebration of brewing
• A taste for the good old days
• A throwback 4th without power
• Air India pilots end long strike
• Barclays’ former CEO defends response to scandal
• Canada exchange merger OK’d
• Chinese officials cancel plant project amid protests
• Chuck E. Cheese gets makeover
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Economics could doom California nuclear plant
• Ex-Glaxo execs in U.S. case now lead other drugmakers
• For Marshall Islanders, hopes and troubles in Arkansas
• France unveils tax increases
• Is hardship or teamwork lowering spending?
• Keep your salt intake in check
• Lobster lovers feasting on rock-bottom prices
• Low-calorie sweeteners safe, researchers say
• McDonald’s new CEO may trade beef for chicken amid a shaky economy
• Midwestern corn crops wilt in unrelenting heat, dryness
• New vegan book aimed at kids stirs up debate
• News of Record: Permits
• Overdue bills on credit cards, auto loans drop to 2007 levels
• The Raw Debate

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• As Cavendish skids, Greipel wins stage
• At last, Pirates eyeing special season
• Baseball
• Basics of surviving in the backcountry
• Basketball
• Bend athlete Modin set to tackle decathlon
• Cycling
• Djokovic, Federer, Murray, Tsonga set for semifinals
• Double amputee will compete, a first for the Olympics
• Elks fall to Falcons, 8-1
• Fly-tying corner
• Freedom Ride cyclists flout rules, cause few problems
• Hockey
• Howard adopts villain label shed by James
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Major League Baseball
• Marathons rarely life-threatening
• Miscellaneous
• Modern 3-Gun events come to Bend this month
• National League roundup
• Number of trout in Crooked River over 8 inches increases
• Olympics
• On the Air
• On the brink
• Scoreboard
• Secrets of tennis team’s success
• Staying low is the way to go
• Taking it to heart
• Tour de France at a glance

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Drake’s design ushered in modern sailboarding
• Imogene Retta (Mace) Reinkemeyer

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Imogene Retta (Mace) Reinkemeyer

NATION & WORLD

• A taste for the good old days
• A throwback 4th without power
• Air India pilots end long strike
• Barclays’ former CEO defends response to scandal
• Basics of surviving in the backcountry
• Canada exchange merger OK’d
• Chinese officials cancel plant project amid protests
• Chuck E. Cheese gets makeover
• Coping with migraines: Medications and lifestyle changes can be effective
• CrossFit kids run, jump, play and do chin-ups, too
• Doctors resist ratings despite high marks
• Economics could doom California nuclear plant
• Exercise will change your life, and here’s why
• Ex-Glaxo execs in U.S. case now lead other drugmakers
• FBI’s wanted list changes with times
• For Marshall Islanders, hopes and troubles in Arkansas
• France unveils tax increases
• Happenings
• Hospitals win big but remain wary
• In the war against bedbugs, aerosol bombs are no deterrent
• Is hardship or teamwork lowering spending?
• Jihadist group claims Syria attacks
• Keep your salt intake in check
• Liberalizing of pot laws alters way parents address drug use
• Lobster lovers feasting on rock-bottom prices
• Low-calorie sweeteners safe, researchers say
• Marathons rarely life-threatening
• McDonald’s new CEO may trade beef for chicken amid a shaky economy
• Mental health group urges increased assistance for military and families
• Midwestern corn crops wilt in unrelenting heat, dryness
• More Iran nuke talks planned as tone heats up
• New vegan book aimed at kids stirs up debate
• Overdue bills on credit cards, auto loans drop to 2007 levels
• "Babywearers’ seek closer bond
• Radioactive Arafat find raises debate
• Rain cools Colorado wildfires; others still spreading
• Read those warnings on the prescription bottle and take heed
• Romney says penalty in health law is a tax
• Scientists discover subatomic particle at the center of everything
• Secrets of tennis team’s success
• Sewing is enjoying a revival
• Today In History
• With violence mounting, Iraqis say they face a long future of fear

FEATURES

• A celebration of brewing
• A taste for the good old days
• Blooms & booms
• Central Oregonians living longer
• Community Calendar
• Coping with migraines: Medications and lifestyle changes can be effective
• CrossFit kids run, jump, play and do chin-ups, too
• Exercise will change your life, and here’s why
• For Marshall Islanders, hopes and troubles in Arkansas
• Health People
• Keep your salt intake in check
• Lobster lovers feasting on rock-bottom prices
• Low-calorie sweeteners safe, researchers say
• McDonald’s new CEO may trade beef for chicken amid a shaky economy
• Midwestern corn crops wilt in unrelenting heat, dryness
• New vegan book aimed at kids stirs up debate
• "Babywearers’ seek closer bond
• Read those warnings on the prescription bottle and take heed
• Sewing is enjoying a revival
• The Raw Debate
• Today In History

ENTERTAINMENT

• A celebration of brewing
• Bend man seeks space for food carts, patrons
• Blooms & booms
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Local Movie Times
• McDonald’s new CEO may trade beef for chicken amid a shaky economy
• New vegan book aimed at kids stirs up debate
• PBS’ ‘Lewis’ returns to ‘Masterpiece Mystery’
• Pooches parade their patriotism
• Sewing is enjoying a revival
• Well shot! Reader photos

RESTAURANTS

• Bend man seeks space for food carts, patrons

OPINION

• Health law is bad policy
• Immature reaction
• Issues remain with skate park, Mirror Pond silt
• Local fundraising affirms support for OSU campus
• New vehicles excessive
• Not all Christians are decent people
• Police escort a waste