February 03, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• A place where even the apes have iPads
• Activist Gallagher wins state GOP chair
• Al-Qaida offshoots emerge in chaotic environments
• Antibiotics might help in feeding the hungry
• Around the state
• Belasen—Draheim
• Births
• Charter school hopes to find homes for nuisance peafowl
• Deeds
• Ebola link found in bats suggests it’s widespread
• February is critical month for snowpack
• Flint
• Former Yew Lane School student plans reunion
• Girl Scouts get lesson in science and more
• Government planned to harness the Columbia for power in 1913
• Horse named Murphy tries out for Portland police
• Making Mexico the next destination for medical tourism
• Mount St. Helens selling climbing permits
• Part 2: Searching for a dead serial killer’s secrets
• Road access fee rises, as does anger at BLM
• Todd
• Volunteers boost whitetail deer study in Washington
• Wallowa-Whitman chief: No hurry on roads plan
• Washington Week

BUSINESS

• Deeds
• Girl Scouts get lesson in science and more
• Green disease squeezes Florida’s citrus growers
• How to say ‘Look at me!’ to an online recruiter
• In Bend, BOOZE is big business
• Indonesia's beef ban has cattle producers in U.S. unhappy
• Keeping an eye on the bouncing prices
• Privacy guidelines for mobile apps?
• What 2012 tells us about Central Oregon's jobs picture

SPORTS

• A balanced offense could be key for San Francisco in its quest for another title
• Blazers get back at Jazz
• Breaking down the lingo: What it all means, from squib kicks to Kapernicking
• California invasion
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cougar nordic team finishes first at Bachelor
• Ducks fall again in Bay Area
• It’s easy to get rattled on this 16th hole
• Lone goal leads Bruins over Leafs
• Meeting set for local umpires
• Mickelson has fans rocking at Phoenix Open
• No finish for Bend’s Trebon
• No. 3 Indiana knocks off No. 1 Michigan
• Oregon State, Stanford play today
• Parcells, Sapp, Carter lead Hall of Fame induction class
• Prep Scoreboard
• Sports in Brief
• The long ball could carry Baltimore to its second victory in the Super Bowl
• Vikings RB Peterson takes MVP award

OBITS

• Betty Joan Kregar
• Christopher Andrew Moltzau
• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Dr. Thomas Jerry 'Pop' Walker
• Frederick Arthur Walters
• Gene Ellen Rogers Maclay
• George James Larson Jr.
• Kudelski invented early portable tape recorder
• Michael A. Cercone
• Pearl Margaret King Hastings
• Richard Phillip Vance
• Ronald Wayne Molebash
• William Lee Pidgeon

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Betty Joan Kregar
• Christopher Andrew Moltzau
• Death notices
• Dr. Thomas Jerry 'Pop' Walker
• Frederick Arthur Walters
• Gene Ellen Rogers Maclay
• George James Larson Jr.
• Michael A. Cercone
• Pearl Margaret King Hastings
• Richard Phillip Vance
• Ronald Wayne Molebash
• William Lee Pidgeon

NATION & WORLD

• Al-Qaida is splintered, but terror endures
• $1.5 billion in Egypt aid may be at risk
• Critics skeptical of federal ‘compassion’ for mustangs
• Groups trying to protect wolf oppose coyote hunt
• House group has immigration plan
• Is Obama a skeet shooter? Apparently so
• Kim Jong Un raises the stakes
• Kudelski invented early portable tape recorder
• Nation & World
• Searching for a dead serial killer’s secrets
• Senator under scrutiny
• Today
• U.S. debt woes not as dire as they seem, experts say
• Washington Week

FEATURES

• Aquatic wonderland awaits in Malaysia
• Archeology films kick off Friday
• At Great Ring Meltdown, catharsis for the divorced
• Girl Scouts get lesson in science and more
• Idaho powder
• Immunizations needed soon
• Kids: Enter your Mini PPP logo
• When to buy travel insurance
• When your home goes from sea to shining sea

ENTERTAINMENT

• At Great Ring Meltdown, catharsis for the divorced
• Band member tells story harshly, truthfully
• Best-sellers
• ‘Big Sky River’ has engaging characters
• ‘Big Truck’ details disastrous Haiti aid effort
• Book chronicles early threats to Lincoln’s life
• Debut novel ‘Drowning House’ is witty tale of mystery in Texas
• Former AIG CEO’s story is hard to read
• How the brilliant slacker completed a masterpiece
• In Bend, BOOZE is big business
• ‘Little Elvises’ compelling, suspenseful, edgy
• ‘Me Before You’ will move readers to tears
• Memoir details literary agent’s first 60 years
• ‘Revenge’ filled with haunting prose
• TV today
• What 2012 tells us about Central Oregon's jobs picture
• What’s your wife watching today?

OPINION

• A victory for women, but at high cost
• Consider all the risks in room tax rate increase
• Drowning in debt
• Follow the law
• Former Yew Lane School student plans reunion
• Improvement project is right path for Bend water issues
• In truth, war doesn’t go away
• New problems appear likely in property tax plan
• Paradoxical call to grow up
• Paralysis on gun control
• Senior center experience
• Stagnating collectively is the new norm
• The Great Inflection
• World needs Pattersons

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• BMW owner befuddled by battery that drains
• Mazda’s big CX-9 has bigger sticker
• Road access fee rises, as does anger at BLM