July 21, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bill would give universities a measure of autonomy
• 2 boaters rescued from McKenzie
• Coastal dig shows Indians, 1852 castaways interacted
• County, unions still negotiating
• Defense targets alleged rape victim’s motives
• Deschutes may avoid FEMA bill
• Girl, 5, behind the wheel in crash
• Insurance costs rising for state workers
• Local Services
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• People on the Move
• Sisters School District seeks student input on voluntary drug tests
• Speed demons hit the dunes
• State dismisses Lemos complaint
• What's going up?

BUSINESS

• Bank rate regulators were not vigorous
• Community Calendar
• County, unions still negotiating
• Drugs for myeloma, breast cancer approved
• Heineken offers $4B in Asia deal
• IPO market heats up with new offerings
• Ireland bulldozes empty development
• Pact restores DirecTV channels
• People on the Move
• Ready for liftoff, weather permitting
• Study: Subprime-style lending made student loan debt swell
• U.S. cattle tally hits 40-year low
• What's going up?

SPORTS

• A rare sweep
• After late start, rider rises fast
• Albrecht takes Stage 3 win
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Batum happy to stay in Portland
• Bells score early, beat Elks 6-2
• BMX racers roll with training methods
• Getting out and finding some thrills
• Horschel takes True South lead
• Hunter-Reay penalized in first practice at Edmonton
• Lin lands in Houston
• Major League Baseball
• Motor Sports
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Penn State ‘death penalty’ threatens economy
• Snedeker leads, Tiger lurks at British Open
• Tour de France at a Glance
• Wiggins closes in on Tour title

OBITS

• Death notices
• Nelson Lyon was TV and film writer who gained notoriety

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A march for Jesus, a million strong
• After shooting, talk of gun control, but no policy changes expected
• An agonizing wait for victims’ families
• Bank rate regulators were not vigorous
• Drugs for myeloma, breast cancer approved
• Echoes of Columbine and other shootings
• Heineken offers $4B in Asia deal
• Hollywood, theaters struggle to react
• In accidents, cameras are cyclists’ black boxes
• IPO market heats up with new offerings
• Ireland bulldozes empty development
• Its classics waning, NPR developing fresh shows
• Major AIDS conference hosts researchers, policymakers
• Pact restores DirecTV channels
• Penn State ‘death penalty’ threatens economy
• Study: More Americans live in diverse suburbs
• Study: Subprime-style lending made student loan debt swell
• U.N. extends monitor detail as Syrian violence escalates
• U.S. cattle tally hits 40-year low

FEATURES

• A march for Jesus, a million strong
• Community Calendar
• Local Services

ENTERTAINMENT

• Belly dance show on tap Sunday
• Caldera hosts women’s retreat
• Community Calendar
• Habitat offers weatherization
• Heineken offers $4B in Asia deal
• Hollywood, theaters struggle to react
• Its classics waning, NPR developing fresh shows
• Local Movie Times
• Nonprofits court potential leaders
• Pact restores DirecTV channels
• Ready for liftoff, weather permitting
• Weaver’s faux-Hillary deserves more votes

OPINION

• Agree about trapping
• Don’t give up on disclosure
• Drowning in a sea of data
• From the Archives
• Presidential election about principles, not appearances
• Raise speed limits
• Thanks for sharing history of Bend
• Work with the president

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• In accidents, cameras are cyclists’ black boxes