September 13, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bath salts implicated in Talent man’s death
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Deschutes County settles discrimination suit for $70K
• Fallen tree cleanup begins
• FEMA pays some money Deschutes claims it’s owed
• Fewer trees dying from pine beetles
• Get emergency notifications
• Group gives park district bill for $1M
• Health advisory for Sisters goes into effect
• Health Events
• Health People
• Iron overload can bring a host of ills
• Jobless benefit rules are uncertain
• Judge rules couple built pool in wetland
• Lancair building up for sale
• Lane County considers broad smoking bans
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Obesity could lead to diminished cognitive skills, study suggests
• Officers conduct medical pot raid
• Paper-shredding service offered
• Phil’s trailhead fire
• Pole Creek smoke column over Sisters
• Shake things up to stay fit
• Sisters residents face continued air hazard
• Skydiving company sues Creswell over ban
• States have power to shape implementation of health care law
• Suspect sought in The Dalles killing
• Too young for a stroke? Think again
• Well shot! Reader photos
• Why feet go numb when exercising

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• China health spending forecast to triple by 2020
• EADS, BAE talking merger
• FDIC: 18.7% of Oregon households underbanked
• Gas prices go sky high as stations lodge protest
• German court backs euro rescue fund
• Income gap widens among U.S. households, Census finds
• Jobless benefit rules are uncertain
• Lancair building up for sale
• Major action expected at Fed meeting
• McDonald’s will post calories
• New iPhone bigger, lighter
• News of Record: Permits
• Old, trusting and prime prey for scams
• Soft-drink industry braces for long fight
• Study: Social networks boost voter turnout

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• At Humboldt State, football is worth the price
• Baseball
• Beavers’ defense back on track
• Bend's parade to honor Eaton set for Sept. 23
• Boxing
• Britain apologizes for blaming victims
• Brown trout opportunity on Suttle Lake
• Close to home
• Cycling
• Elk more vocal at night in Ochoco district
• Employing searching patterns on western waters
• Extra berth is putting the ‘wild’ in the wild-card races
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Hockey
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• National League roundup
• Notre Dame’s move, minus football, to ACC will benefit everyone
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ridgeview runner posts top-25 finish at Hood River Invitational
• SportsCenter set for No. 50,000
• Tennis
• Trails are dry, less busy
• UConn coach Calhoun retiring
• Unbeaten La Pine set to face Ridgeview
• Watch and learn
• Watch our night sky change with the seasons

OBITS

• D. Clare Hyde
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Gwendolyn J. Stillwell
• Joan Lee Williams
• Marre directed Broadway play ‘Man of La Mancha’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• D. Clare Hyde
• Death notices
• Gwendolyn J. Stillwell
• Joan Lee Williams

NATION & WORLD

• Activists can’t return to disputed islands
• Alaska fisherman rescued after 24 hours adrift
• Attackers of U.S. consulate in Libya well-armed, organized
• Britain apologizes for blaming victims
• Colombians pin hopes on peace talks
• Deadly Pakistan factory fires blamed on safety violations
• Egypt, not Libya, may be biggest problem for the U.S.
• FDIC: 18.7% of Oregon households underbanked
• For some, anti-obesity campaign is backfiring
• German court backs euro rescue fund
• Group calls for quick action on Gulf Coast
• Income gap widens among U.S. households, Census finds
• Musicians should be freed, Medvedev says
• Negotiators return to table on 3rd day of Chicago teachers strike
• Portland approves fluoridation; opponents vow to keep up fight
• Soft-drink industry braces for long fight
• Stevens recalled as a man who cared deeply for Libya
• Study: Social networks boost voter turnout
• Suicide bombing targets Somalia’s president
• Testosterone marketing frenzy has its fans, but also its skeptics

FEATURES

• Autistic workers get helping hand from iPod Touches
• Mixing medications? Communication is key
• New device makes a difficult surgery more manageable
• Organic junk food? Say it isn’t so
• Teens lose sleep over texting
• The plank strengthens abs and lower back
• This marathon is extreme - even in running circles

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bend's parade to honor Eaton set for Sept. 23
• Glenn Beck’s show heads to satellite
• Local Movie Times
• ‘Mutt Strut’ aids homeless pets
• Project is running late

OPINION

• Are men failing to adapt to succeed in new economy?
• Businesses, taxpayers provide infrastructure
• False attack by Brown about voting
• Gill-net compromise makes ‘no’ an easy vote
• How are we spending our money?
• Religious beliefs don’t belong in closet
• Test scores are hard to evaluate

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Project is running late