February 14, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• Around the State
• At long last, a heart
• Chopper company moving Corvallis division to Aurora
• Correction
• Deschutes 911 tax headed for May ballot
• For more information about these and other ailments: orthoinfo.aaos.org
• Governor weighs in on State of Union
• Health Events
• Health People
• Helping patients help themselves to save money
• Lawmakers hear pros, cons in tuition-equity debate
• Lindsey heart transplant complete; 9-year-old in recovery
• New CT scanner has less radiation
• New lender eyes Central Oregon
• New rules for secondhand metals
• News of Record: Police Log, fire runs
• No more annual Pap for some
• Permits
• Portland Meadows asks lawmakers to approve instant racing machines
• Redmond property owners face liens
• St. Charles helps make mental health meds affordable
• Study: Wastewater plant harms river
• Studying the brain to decipher love
• The business of love
• Timbuktu residents savor freedom, tales of resistance
• Walking after meals helps your heart health
• Welcome center is taking shape
• With diets, slow and steady wins the race

BUSINESS

• American Airlines, US Airways to merge
• Bachelor expansion plan OK’d
• Lexus, Porsche, Toyota, Lincoln top dependability list
• New lender eyes Central Oregon
• New rules for secondhand metals
• Permits
• Redmond property owners face liens
• Retail sales rise at slower pace as taxes take bite
• The business of love
• Time Warner may shed magazines
• Welcome center is taking shape

SPORTS

• Basketball, volleyball player for Ducks sets sights on track team
• Beavers hold off Cougars, 67-66
• Building a foundation
• Hornets rout Blazers, 99-63
• New U.S. national road race on tap
• No. 23 Oregon beats Washington in Seattle
• On the Air
• Pens top Senators
• PGA Tour waking up from ‘nap’
• Sports in Brief
• Summit, Madras have state title hopes
• Swifter, higher, stronger? Or just dumber?
• Taking the plunge

OBITS

• Christopher Aaron Patrick Vela
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Jewish philosopher Rabbi David Hartman promoted pluralism

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Christopher Aaron Patrick Vela
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Folic acid pre-pregnancy may prevent autism
• Fugitive may have been hiding in plain sight
• New medal for cyber wars
• Obama cites resurgence in U.S. manufacturing
• On the brink of extinction, Yurok language is revived
• Out-of-network fees are exorbitant, report says
• Pope’s last public Mass
• Retail sales rise at slower pace as taxes take bite
• Southern diet may raise stroke risk
• Today
• World Briefing

FEATURES

• Do you need an annual physical?
• Pope’s last public Mass
• Today
• Welcome center is taking shape
• When it comes to eating healthy, fall in love with red

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Freakshow’ is a family of a different kind
• Ready or not, here comes the Kiss Cam
• This year especially, an uneasy bond for politics, films

OPINION

• Columbia River Bridge deserves our support
• Emotion clouds reality when it comes to guns
• Fair Tax Act offers a viable, equitable tax system
• Gun control and Prohibition
• Pick a future for Mirror Pond
• Workers versus citizens