August 30, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A canine acquittal
• Baker City soldier dies in Afghanistan attack
• Bend City Council candidates finish filing process
• Business Calendar
• Changing America’s anthem on exercise
• Correction
• Crater Lake closed to diving over invasive species threat
• Deschutes to interview finalists for top exec
• Does my child need a bedtime snack?
• Epidemic of overtreatment is taking a toll on patients
• Folic acid may help prevent kidney cancer and brain tumors in children
• Health Events
• 2 hunters escape Malheur wildfire
• If you’re fit at 50, chronic diseases are less likely later
• Improving race care
• John Day mill gets reprieve
• Man’s disappearance under investigation
• More vacation rentals are hitting the market
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Oregon group includes candidates
• Oregon Health Plan groups certified
• Oregon’s delegation gets visits from VIPs
• Part four of four: pulling weeds
• Police seek robbery suspect
• Portland thinks new toilet is flush with opportunity
• Revenue department offers info on tax fraud discipline
• Revenue forecast brightens for Bend
• Sentencing set for Bray
• Sheriff’s office finds horse
• Tapping engineers, families for hospital safety
• Time frame for pipeline comments extended
• University taking over radio stations
• U.S. cheese industry works to reduce sodium and fat
• Volunteer Search Sept. 2, 2012
• Walden arrives to rally Oregon delegation
• Wildfire smoke predicted to ease

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• California bests Texas as it adds more jobs
• Citigroup to pay $590M in subprime lawsuit
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Credit card lessons are crucial for the college-bound
• France’s largest banks plan to exit the Greek market
• John Day mill gets reprieve
• More vacation rentals are hitting the market
• Mortgage deal payouts at $10.6B
• News of Record: Permits
• Revenue forecast brightens for Bend
• Salmonella linked to tainted mangoes
• Samsung unveils new Galaxy smartphone
• Season pass rates stable
• United: Hardware caused outage

SPORTS

• A call for forest fire prevention
• American League roundup
• Archery season is underway
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend High to open season with test vs. Marist
• Big stakes in some openers
• Clijsters says goodbye with 2nd-round loss
• Cycling
• Defending champion Giants get no respect
• East Lake landings
• Fly-tying corner
• Going for the East Lake Slam with a fly rod is difficult, but not impossible
• Hike, swim, hike, repeat
• Hockey
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Local golfers a rarity at Pac Am
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Oregon State game postponed
• Replacement refs set for Week 1
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Steady as she goes
• Steelhead fishing picking up on Lower Deschutes

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Edna J. Daniels
• Lederman was engineer who helped develop artificial heart
• Phylis Davida Iler

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Edna J. Daniels
• Phylis Davida Iler

NATION & WORLD

• Assad: War may be drawn out
• Attacks show power of Libyan extremists
• Bin Laden posed no threat, a SEAL team leader writes
• California bests Texas as it adds more jobs
• Citigroup to pay $590M in subprime lawsuit
• Credit card lessons are crucial for the college-bound
• Defendant in rape case flees court
• France’s largest banks plan to exit the Greek market
• India court convicts 32 for 2002 rioting
• Isaac sends roaring wind, heavy rain to rural areas
• Mortgage deal payouts at $10.6B
• Pre-Columbian ruins spark modern-day protest
• Romney’s acceptance speech to be refined up to last minute
• Ryan assails Dems’ ‘fear and division’
• Salmonella linked to tainted mangoes
• Samsung unveils new Galaxy smartphone
• United: Hardware caused outage
• West Nile cases jump 40% in week

FEATURES

• A great fitness teacher makes all the difference
• Advanced sweat-wicking fabrics unsaturate the market
• For one doctor, the fee is $5
• Health People
• Married men tend to drink less
• Online health information starting to click for patients
• The first thing to know about kids’ eye health
• Wrong bacteria in mouth can take heavy toll on health

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bin Laden posed no threat, a SEAL team leader writes
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Correction
• Local Movie Times
• Museum plans volunteer event
• Television in Brief

OPINION

• Better to gargle the fluoride
• Choice of Ryan is a good one, despite partisan messages
• Conger tackles tough issues
• Great public works response
• Park district should waive its records fee
• State must take action on PERS or fail the future