August 22, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Banker who faked own death gets 30 months
• Battery store to open in Bend
• Bend student gets global perspective
• BOTC nears regulatory goals
• Business Calendar
• Check out your options
• Flea mart offers juried wares
• Immunization clinics will begin next week
• Jobless rates rise slightly
• Landmark willow topples
• Monkeys’ escapes, deaths land OHSU $12,000 penalty
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Pot growing operation found
• Spike in gas prices won't deter travel
• State begins developing strategy for future water supplies
• Timber money going to forest roads
• Wedding setting a flashpoint in debate over rural land use
• Wildfire smoke a health hazard

BUSINESS

• Battery store to open in Bend
• Bend park district aims to build updated skatepark
• BOTC nears regulatory goals
• Business Calendar
• Check out your options
• Community Calendar
• Facebook stock dive revives business-model debate
• Feds probe whether plant illegally used lame cattle
• Firms turn to temporary workforce amid recovery
• Flea mart offers juried wares
• Jobless rates rise slightly
• Libor review is shrouded in secrecy
• $7 off efficient showerheads
• Report: 40% of U.S. food goes to waste
• Sinking birth rate impacts economy
• Ski resort in India becomes builder’s nightmare
• Source directory for eating local
• State begins developing strategy for future water supplies
• Taking on trucker’s gut
• Textbook buying 101 in the age of multiple choices
• The inside word on hiring outside? Don’t
• Train derailment kills 2 on tracks
• Weighing when a child is old enough for a cellphone

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend Elks lose at home; play season finale tonight
• Carroll goes against grain by starting rookie quarterback
• Champions Tour
• Clemens hopes to have fun in return to baseball
• Cycling
• European Tour
• Football
• Hearty travelers
• Heat’s Big 3 targets for summer 2014?
• Hockey
• LPGA Tour
• Major League Baseball
• More at stake in FedEx Cup playoffs than just $10 million
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• PGA Tour
• Players like camp restrictions; they’re growing on coaches
• Scoreboard
• Tournaments
• Web.com Tour

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Lois Mae King Larson
• Mary Lucille Kuchs
• Repressive Ethiopian leader Meles was once a U.S. ally
• Tony Ray Earp

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Lois Mae King Larson
• Mary Lucille Kuchs
• Tony Ray Earp

NATION & WORLD

• Akin vows to continue U.S. Senate campaign in Missouri
• As death toll rises, signs of a changing conflict in Afghanistan
• Band’s sentencing shows punk’s power
• Court blocks EPA rule on pollution
• Facebook stock dive revives business-model debate
• Feds probe whether plant illegally used lame cattle
• Flames take dozens of buildings
• ICE chief discriminates against men, practices retaliation, suit alleges
• Losing health care adds to trials of troubled vets
• Obama claims 'personal stake' in education reform
• Report: 40% of U.S. food goes to waste
• Repressive Ethiopian leader Meles was once a U.S. ally
• ‘Simpsons’ stamp flops with buyers
• Ski resort in India becomes builder’s nightmare
• Syria, Russia reject U.S. threat of intervention
• Train derailment kills 2 on tracks
• Tropical storm on GOP radar
• VP candidate Ryan heartily defends his House seat in Wisconsin race
• Weighing when a child is old enough for a cellphone
• Woman blames West Nile on neglected foreclosure

FEATURES

• Bend student gets global perspective
• Check out your options
• Source directory for eating local
• Textbook buying 101 in the age of multiple choices

ENTERTAINMENT

• ABC’s Kimmel to face off against Leno, Letterman
• Band’s sentencing shows punk’s power
• Community Calendar
• Local Movie Times
• Source directory for eating local
• Textbook buying 101 in the age of multiple choices

OPINION

• Buehler tackles tough issues
• Don’t let dispute conceal results from testing
• Ethanol eats up nation’s corn supply
• Funds might be better spent on OSU-Cascades
• Private sector is engine that drives economy, job creation
• Problems with Crooked River act
• Trucks damage new pavement

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Spike in gas prices won't deter travel
• Timber money going to forest roads