January 13, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• AllPrep debacle leaves lessons
• Around the state
• Births
• Chief justice seeks end to furloughs
• Deeds
• Family finds love with adoption of disabled Bulgarian orphan
• Lewis
• Malnes—Haynes
• Man files federal suit over inclusion on no-fly list
• Metolius being developed for recreation in ‘38
• Morgans—O’Neal
• Part 2: ‘From my cold, dead hands!’ The NRA, from the 1980s to today
• Skiing Switch-up
• 2013 UGB question: Fill in, or expand?
• Volunteer opportunities abound for day of service
• You can fix that

BUSINESS

• Deeds
• Fed up with banks?
• The crowdfunding crowd is anxious
• 2013 UGB question: Fill in, or expand?
• You can fix that

SPORTS

• A Bend grad’s lifelong dream
• A slight opening at the top at the Australian Open
• American wins downhill race
• Beavs can’t keep up with No. 4 Wildcats
• Bend sweeps at opener
• Community Sports Calendar
• For Ducks and Devils, freshman guards are on point this season
• Henley, Langley tied for Sony Open lead heading to final round
• Kaepernick delivers, 49ers beat Packers 45-31
• Local volleyball players get all-America honors
• Lockout officially over, camps open
• Magic beat Clippers, end skid
• NBA Scoreboard
• N.C. State upsets No. 1 Duke, 84-76
• On the Air
• Panthers take title at Bend High invite
• Patriots, Texans hungry to keep title hopes alive
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ravens stun Broncos in OT
• Seahawks try to continue Falcons’ playoff woes
• Sports in Brief
• Summit wins nordic races

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Jesse Carl Vance
• Johanna Olson
• Kenneth C. Young
• Lucille Antonia Kokel Pitman
• Swartz was activist, Web programmer

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jesse Carl Vance
• Johanna Olson
• Kenneth C. Young
• Lucille Antonia Kokel Pitman

NATION & WORLD

• A cottage industry of birth tourism
• Aid not just for Sandy
• Death Star hopes are dashed, but ...
• For Cubans, a brave new world of travel
• From obscurity to Oprah, an education celebrity divides
• Geithner leaves a mixed legacy as a crisis fighter
• Haiti quietly marks quake’s 3rd anniversary
• How true believers remade the gun lobby
• In gun debate, game industry defends itself
• Nation & World
• Obama to push full immigration reform
• Report details effects of a hotter climate
• Today
• Today’s self-driving devices
• Washington looks to Colorado pot industry

FEATURES

• Chamber to host annual ’50s gala
• Free tax help is available
• Get to know e-books, e-readers
• Gone With the Wind trail explores a literary legend
• Good reasons to visit Palm Springs right now
• In Chile, vast expanses and luxury hotels
• Maine slopes offer elbow room, quiet
• What to call an unmarried spouse?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• For author, ‘home’ is a state of mind
• Haiti’s wounds bleed despite aid
• Howard’s latest lacks that touch of humor
• Kimmel gets invite after pot shots
• Lady Bird Johnson: Former first lady had both grit and grace
• Mystery is told through eyes of investigator with Asperger’s syndrome
• TV Today
• ‘Wrath of Angels’ is mix of prose, horror

OPINION

• A plan to teach skeptics about vaccinations
• Beware stubby glasses
• Bridge plans changed
• Demographics isn’t destiny in Los Angeles
• Public health and guns
• Rates too low to cover risk
• Support services for strays
• Tell your lawmakers: No licenses for illegal immigrants
• Time to fix Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
• What is real — and what is reality
• When big deficits became good
• Work past our stereotypes

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Hot wheel sign of problem
• Malibu a solid choice for commute