August 16, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A sizzling summer
• Audit: State overpaid jobless by $32.6M
• Barry Point Fire continues to grow
• Beach town prepares for the big one
• Bend council vote favors fines for false alarms
• Bend gets a taste of police chief's Car-becue
• Bend man suspected of sex with prostitute, teenage girl
• Bombs explode near Prineville
• Business Calendar
• Car crashes into southeast Bend home
• Crews battle blaze near reservation
• Depression among adolescents
• Federal grant may mean more flights out of Redmond
• Fire damages utility property
• Fire danger raised in Josephine, Jackson
• ‘Ghoul’ burglar strikes in Shady Cove
• Governor addresses Columbia gillnetting
• Health Events
• Jan. 15 trial date set for accused terrorist
• Keep your seafood safe during summer months
• Lawsuit in case of missing boy can proceed
• Local hospitals avoid Medicare penalties
• Man arrested in rape case
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Officials confirm West Nile virus in Southern Oregon mosquitoes
• Part two of four — reclined sitting
• Permits
• Police: North Bend church fire accidental
• 125 pounds later, Bend woman still on a path to wellness
• Redmond man hurt in crash
• Restaurant robber wielded bug spray
• Running on empty
• Sisters airport seeks annexation
• Vacancy rate starting to shrink for Bend's industrial real estate
• 4 veterans laid to rest at last
• Your gut will thank you for all that fiber

BUSINESS

• A sizzling summer
• Anthrax outbreak claims 2 more cows
• As U.S. sounds alarm, Hezbollah operates with few limits in Europe
• Athletes on the juice (cherry and beet)
• Audit: State overpaid jobless by $32.6M
• Business Calendar
• Carlyle to buy big stake in Getty
• Economic recovery is weakest since WWII
• Economy shows signs of resilience
• Federal grant may mean more flights out of Redmond
• Montana tribe divided on tapping oil-rich land
• Permits
• 5 reasons you should stash cash in an emergency fund
• Retailers to offer mobile payments
• Sisters airport seeks annexation
• Vacancy rate starting to shrink for Bend's industrial real estate

SPORTS

• African country set to make debut
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Before baseball left Brooklyn, Koufax left game of hoops
• Byway trails awarded grant
• Cabrera suspended 50 games
• Draw your bow
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• For King Felix, this finally was a day of perfection
• Go to a happy place
• Golf
• Hockey
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Long-awaited road may open
• Major League Baseball
• Medical experts weigh in on innings limit for pitchers
• Nadal pulls out of U.S. Open
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Playoff spots once again on line at Wyndham
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Solid fishing reported at area rivers, lakes
• Super Bowl champs taking back seat in New York City
• 17 teams set sights on titles in Bend
• Vikings RB Peterson never doubted playing in opener after ACL tear
• Warm weather has ODFW asking anglers to take precautions when releasing fish

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Elizabeth Ann Lewis McCoy
• Jacqueline Rose (Anderson) Morris
• Mary Lucille Kuchs
• William Caswell Lane

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Elizabeth Ann Lewis McCoy
• Jacqueline Rose (Anderson) Morris
• Mary Lucille Kuchs
• William Caswell Lane

NATION & WORLD

• Ambiguity in law may be costly for families
• Anthrax outbreak claims 2 more cows
• As U.S. sounds alarm, Hezbollah operates with few limits in Europe
• At least 20 die as Syrian jets raid rebel-held town
• Band asks Romney to stop using song
• 3 bombings leave trail of dead in Iraq
• Group accuses Obama of leaks
• Historic mining town prepares to flee Washington wildfire
• 3 killed as storm slams Philippines
• Man charged with fraud in fake drowning
• Mental health coverage to benefit under health care act, advocates say
• Militants attack Pakistani air force base
• Montana tribe divided on tapping oil-rich land
• Obama plays up his love of beer to ferment coalition of the swilling
• Pennsylvania judge turns away suit to block voter ID law
• Poll: People who don’t vote prefer Obama
• The answer to too much rock ’n’ roll is ... math?
• Thousands line up in hope of gaining U.S. work permit
• Today In History
• Visits to shrine underscore Japan’s tension with neighbors
• West Nile virus plagues Texas

FEATURES

• A hint of success in treating Alzheimer’s raises ethical quandary
• Artificial pancreas researcher uses own diabetes in his work
• Hairstylists push looks that encourage exercise
• If you’re going to drink your veggies, juice ‘em
• Poll finds seniors upbeat but ill-prepared for aging
• Strengthen your lower body with lunges
• Study finds stressed-out men prefer a fleshier woman
• Today In History

ENTERTAINMENT

• Band asks Romney to stop using song
• BBC America offers first original drama
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Dinner supports Slow Food
• Jonesing for some tunes
• Learn more about the Paisley Caves
• Local Movie Times
• Obama plays up his love of beer to ferment coalition of the swilling
• The answer to too much rock ’n’ roll is ... math?
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Conger works for region
• Good care at St. Charles
• Proposed food standards could jeopardize safety
• Smart education funding better than more education funding
• State contracting reform proposals need some work
• Stop political bickering

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Car crashes into southeast Bend home
• Redmond man hurt in crash
• Run now, text later