February 24, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• Around the state
• Bachelor’s fungus issue
• Bend wants more time for plan to expand growth boundary
• Births
• Commentary: Why Tarantino is better than Spielberg at portraying slavery
• Deeds
• Despite prior gains, area economy dips
• Few places up for rent - but that could ease
• Hunter acquitted of manslaughter
• Mom, daughter guilty in soda scam
• Road renamed in honor of hometown hero Eaton
• Robertson—Kolb
• Slavery: A descendant of abolitionist icons follows in their footsteps
• Slavery: Atlanta exhibit looks at 'Slavery at Jefferson's Monticello'
• Slavery: The odyssey of Nat Turner's Bible, from a closet to D.C.'s newest museum
• The ability to live longer, thanks to a smelly gas?

BUSINESS

• Bend wants more time for plan to expand growth boundary
• Deeds
• Despite prior gains, area economy dips
• Eggs challenge farmers
• Few places up for rent - but that could ease
• Gelatinous creatures washing up on shore
• Is it pay for play for film trailers?
• Minivan fuel pressure falls after warm-up
• Signs that you’ve had one meeting too many

SPORTS

• Cal holds off Oregon State on Beavers’ senior day
• Clippers get 1st sweep of Jazz since 1970s
• Cowboys are champs
• Culver gets three individual titles, but misses state crown
• Danica brings new eyes to NASCAR
• Daytona 500 still set to go after horrific wreck
• Loyd leads No. 23 Oregon to win over Stanford, 77-66
• Madras girls win play-in game
• Mountain View boys take state team title
• New cars are coming to a track (and showroom) near you
• Ovechkin lifts Caps with hat trick
• Poulter, Mahan on collision course at Match Play
• Prep Scoreboard
• Six C.O. teams in postseason
• Sports in Brief
• Te’o talks at scouting combine

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Elizabeth Ballantyne
• Geraldine "Gerry" Greenfield
• Ozzie Sweet helped redefine photography
• Sharon Louise Miller
• Thomas Milton Pierce

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Elizabeth Ballantyne
• Geraldine "Gerry" Greenfield
• Sharon Louise Miller
• Thomas Milton Pierce

NATION & WORLD

• Foreign aid in reverse: from Arabs to America
• How to remember slavery?
• Nation & world
• Next phase for the man known as maverick
• Not all of us will feel the automatic cuts
• Our kids aren’t consuming as many calories
• Ozzie Sweet helped redefine photography
• Reports of Vatican strife
• Seen as nature lovers’ haven, Utah struggles with dirty air
• So everyone likes ‘Argo’? Many Canadians don’t
• Today

FEATURES

• Advice from a celebrity wedding planner
• Another royal site is born as a king’s bones draw crowds
• Camp Fire plans Incredible Kid Day
• Eggs challenge farmers
• Finding peace in a noisy world of travel
• Hipsters moving to suburbia? It’s happening in New York
• KPOV honors volunteer
• NRA group plans annual banquet
• Opting for a ‘one-stop’ wedding
• Seeing India by train: Author has tips for navigating the rails
• The pastries of Portland
• The spirits of Normandy
• Truthfully, the title is better than the story

ENTERTAINMENT

• A stirring tale of slave, master
• And the Oscar goes to ... the audience
• Author unravels his family’s mystery
• Awards
• Best-sellers
• 2 books provide firsthand stories of biker gangs
• Is it pay for play for film trailers?
• Kentucky author creates strong British heroine
• Truthfully, the title is better than the story
• TV today
• ‘We Live in Water’ has personal touch
• 50 years of reassessing a ‘complicated text’

OPINION

• Apathy is the enemy in Sisters school levy vote
• Eggs challenge farmers
• Gilded class warriors of the U.S.
• Mirror Pond process flawed
• Missing the point
• Rubio, Cruz and the Republican soul
• Seriously, the debt really does matter
• The belly dancing barometer
• The health benefits that cut your pay
• Tighten requirements for smoke alarms
• To reduce gun violence, reduce fear and inequality
• What data can’t do
• Will there be zombies?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Model combines thrift with fun
• Temperature gauge has driver in the hot seat