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Governors vote to leave conservation up to states

A listing of the class of 2014 from all Central Oregon high schools. C4-6

Wait timeS — Veteranscan

By Tara Bannowe The Bulletin

go outside the VA for doct rs now, but that doesn't mea they'll see one faster. A6

By Andrew Clevenger The Bulletin

St. Charles Health System was among only three nonprofit hospitals and health systems serving owners are still caught between state licensing and I cal ordinances.BS

The other two, Kaiser Foundation Hospitals and Providence Health 8 Services, are multibilliondollar operations with dozens of hospitals across the country.

socratron, of which Oregon

what's in store this season. 1

is a member, passed a resolution putting forward its

* St. Charles Health System Board of Directors compensation, 2011 and 2012

POW —Bowe Bergdahl returns to the U.S. A2

Pay 2011

Director name, title Professional role Dennis Dempsey, director Central Oregon supervisor, University of Oregon $0 Dan Schuette, vice chair senior broker at HomeFederal Bank $15,000 Lauri Miller, director former chief financial officer for Eagle Crest Resort, Redmond; real estate agent $19,227

AndaWebexclusiveTexas' open carry movement As more people bring out the r guns in public, passions and tensions are inflamed. beatibenetia.cem/extras

reservations about a fee

for a table? By Julia Moskin New Yorh Times News Service

primetablesaremade available, snagging them

2012 hoursspent purwuek on boardactivity

$27,500

10

$23,000

10

position, which noted that

W estern statesareproactively engaged in species conservation as an alter-

native to regulation under the federal Endangered Species Act.

"ESA listing decisions

have realeconomic impacts for state and local

$22,500

$9,000

10

$9,400

$18,000

$18,288

$14,000

$14,727

$10,500

$9,000

$7,500

$0

$0

$0 Robert Gould,"' director $0 ** Carol Woodard-Kozimor, director 14,455 *2011 wasthefirstyear board memberswerecompensated. Taxinformation is notyet available for 2013. ** no longer aboard member

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restriction on rangeland

10

$22,000

grazing, hunting, tourism and development of resources on public and private lands. The negative economic impacts of federal ESA decisions fall solely on states, local communities, businesses, jobs, and private property owners," the resolution states.

Source: St. Charles Health System Internal Revenue Services Form 990, 2011 and 2012

courtesy for a particular guest'? Is it the guest, who

lines at the moment when

Pay 2012

governments through

attorney and managing partner, Karnopp Petersen LLP inBend Doug Downer, director president, Sundowner Capital Management, LLC inBend Josh Cook,** director emergency room physician, St. Charles Redmondand Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Prineville Knute Buehler, director orthopedic surgeon, TheCenter: Orthopedic & Neurosurgical Care & Researchin Bend Robert Hekale, director medical director, Volunteers in Medicine Clinic of the Cascades Jill Hoggard Green,** director chief operating officer, Mission Health in North Carolina Megan Haase, director chief executive officer, Mosaic Medical

Have any

who pays workers to frantically redial reservation

2011hnursspent perweek onboard activity

ThomasSeyeg,chairman

EDITOR'SCHOICE

made the reservation and can use it — or not — at will? Or is it the entrepreneur

See Governors/A5

Greg Cross/The Bulletin

This is the crux of the

restaurant industry's debate over selling reservationsfor cash, a smolder-

ing issue being reignited by mobile apps that do just that.

Nowhere is the competition for tables more cutthroat than in New York

City, where a black market in restaurant reservations exists online. But

since February, several new apps have taken the fight to the streets: Zurvu, Shout, Killer Rezzy and,

Obama pulled back toward Iraq

The question of whether hospitals should pay their board members evokes an array of ethical By Peter Baker

stances. Some view serving on a board as a way for accomplished individuals to give back to their

New York Times News Service

communities, and believe it should be done only on a volunteer basis. Others counter that being a

high-profile speech to Army

WASHINGTON — In a

cadets last month, Presi-

director requires a great deal of time and specific expertise, and offering compensation can help

dent Barack Obama tried to move

hospitals build the strongest boards possible.

ANALYSIS beyond

members have to devote to serving on

America's tumultuous adventures in Iraq and Afghanistan with a new doctrine all but forswearing the use of military

the board," he said.

power except in the most

'A heck ofavacation'

direofcircumstances. Barely two weeks later, Obama has found himself in those circumstances and seems on the verge of ordering the U.S. military tointervene once more in Iraq. While ruling out

under false names and

marking them up for sale to diners?

WASHINGTON — The Western Governors' As-

sociation has embraced a plan to leave sage grouse conservation efforts up to states in an effort to keep the bird off the endangered species list. On Wednesday, the as-

Oregon that paid its boards of directors in 2012.

Tower Theatre — Find ut

Who owns a restaurant reservation? Is it the restaurant, having set aside a table as a

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The former view prevails in Oregon fore extensive debate over the pros and cons of doing so, as well as the goahead from an external consultant, said for which such documents are available Board Chairman Thomas Sayeg, who — of 30 nonprofit hospitals and health received $22,000 for serving as a St. systems in Oregon and found only three, Charles board member in 2012. "The critical factor for the board was including St. Charles, paid their directors. (Six smaller hospitals were not in- the recognition that it was becoming duded becausetheir documents could more and more difficult to attract new, not be obtained.) Nationally, 16 percent highly qualified board candidates and of nonprofit hospitals and health systems even to retain some of the experienced paid their directors last year, up from 15 board members that we had on the percent in 2011, according to a survey by board," he said. the Governance Institute, an organizaDirectors are being asked to devote tion of hospitals and health systems that increasing amounts of time to the orgastudies health care trends. nization as it struggles to adjust to new St. Charles' directors voted unanistate and federal government regulamously in 2010 to start compensation tions, Sayeg said. and nationally. The Bulletin reviewed the 2012 tax filings — the most recent year

at the beginning of 2011, but not be-

"The compensation, we

would be a way to help recognize the significant time commitment that these

St. Charles directors made between $7,500 and $27,500 in 2012. Their earnings totaled $145,000 that year, a nearly $36,000 increase from 2011, which Sayeg saidwas li kely because fewer board members rejected pay in 2012. Director Megan Haase, the CEO of

ground troops to save the

Mosaic Medical,and former director

beleaguered Baghdad gov-

Jill Hoggard Green, currently the chief operating officer of Mission Health in

ernment from insurgents,

North Carolina, declined compensation in2012.

See St. Charles/A4

b e lieved,

starting Monday, Resy are

Obama is considering a range of options, including airstrikes by drones and

piloted aircraft. See Iraq /A7

all striving to become the

favored portal for people willing to pay a premium to get into the best restaurants, at the last minute, via a few taps on their mo-

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