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March 14, 2013
LOCAL & STATE
Around the State
China wrestles with cost of cleaner environment
Corporations may get automatic tax rebate
Drone debate ‘just beginning,’ Wyden says
Explosive device, stolen truck found
Family finally buries airman lost in 1944
Health Events
L.A. flight down to wire
Locals react to new pope
Lone wolf's long odyssey brings him back to Oregon
Mirror Pond board will see four scenarios
Oregon’s latest headcount: Deschutes growth barely leads
Permits
Police Log
Portland employers must give sick leave
Selling wood products worldwide
Senate listens to testimony on Waldo Lake motor ban
Senate votes to outlaw smoking inside cars when children present
Sisters man, 19, faces charges
Suspect faces extradition from Oregon
Why does my nose run when I run?
BUSINESS
An energy coup for Japan — ‘flammable ice’
CEOs optimistic about economy
Consumer spending surprisingly robust in February
Facebook preferences found to be revealing
Gadgets that can keep up with kids
Google shuffles executive ranks
L.A. flight down to wire
Netflix adds ability to share on Facebook
Permits
Samsung to unveil new Galaxy phone
Selling wood products worldwide
When it comes to their health care, consumers don’t want to weigh costs
You on the cellphone — you bother me
SPORTS
Bush to Detroit; Welker to Denver
Cougar wins four events at track opener
Cyclist hurt in collision
Dashing through the snow
Devils rout Flyers, 5-2
Ducks looking to get on a roll
Heat’s streak reaches 20 with win over Sixers
Hit the ground running
Huskies hold off Cougars in Pac-12 tourney
On the Air
OSU falls in first round to Colorado
Prep Scoreboard
Sports in Brief
Summit wins first tourney of season
Use of visors still up for debate in NHL
Vonn wins downhill title
OBITS
Beulah Fay
Death notices
Deaths Elsewhere
Donna Arlone (Lonie) Bibler
Norma Faddis
Phyllis Marie (Lister) Ticoulat
Radek, ex-chief of Justice’s public integrity
CENTRAL OREGON OBITS
Beulah Fay
Death notices
Donna Arlone (Lonie) Bibler
Norma Faddis
Phyllis Marie (Lister) Ticoulat
NATION & WORLD
Affirming a region’s importance
An energy coup for Japan — ‘flammable ice’
Coming to grips with new, abnormal weather
Drone debate ‘just beginning,’ Wyden says
Fiscal divide still deep
Human ancestors paid mind to fashion
Louisiana pipeline blaze continues
North Korea insults South’s president
Police blamed in deaths during Egyptian revolt
Radek, ex-chief of Justice’s public integrity
Theologically conservative, with a common touch
Today
World Briefing
FEATURES
Affirming a region’s importance
Cancer, alcohol linked
Carob and chocolate have cancer-fighting powers
Eat less by altering your memories
Feel SAD? Run it off
Gadgets that can keep up with kids
Human ancestors paid mind to fashion
Locals react to new pope
Observation can improve care but may be costly for patients
Spotting the signs of mental illness can save lives
Teens have sex on the brain — and it’s helping new cells form, research finds
Theologically conservative, with a common touch
Today
Want a healthy brain? Vegan diet may reduce risk of Alzheimer’s
When it comes to their health care, consumers don’t want to weigh costs
You on the cellphone — you bother me
ENTERTAINMENT
OPINION
Don’t allow COCC neighbors to veto growth
Sisters voters show their commitment to education
State licensing rules keep competition low, prices high
Supporting limits on basic rights shows ignorance of Constitution