Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (August 10, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Albany knocks off Eugene.			177
Analysts and politicians divided over waivers.			1096
Banks soars with Olympian efforts.			952
Big employers have been able to cut jobs but keep tax breaks.			962
Birder's memoir skips forest for the trees.			569
Blazers, Kings set at Mac Court.			230
BOOK NOTES.			213
Briefly.			355
BRIEFLY.			757
BUSINESS DATEBOOK.			164
Businesses sought expansion despite a lack of tax breaks.			515
Byrd to be featured at festival.			340
CALENDAR.			307
CELEBRATE 75 WITH A SKYDIVE.			436
Clarinetist takes pride in covering the classics.			520
Dogged pursuit.			1467
Emeralds slip to two games back in division race.			856
END OF THE LINE.			918
FOR THE RECORD.			281
Good picks for PUC.		Editorial	308
He'll play Eugene, but not the White House.			659
Is Blazers' pact real deal or charade?		Column	690
Johnson has big task in small town.			512
Letters in the Editor's Mailbag.		Letter to the Editor	1607
Meet authors at the Lane County Fair.			765
New station will be step up for firefighters.		Column	671
No place like home.			2342
Novelist Eugenides kicks off lecture series.			291
OBITUARIES.			938
Of songwriters, pianist finds Hoagy the tastiest.			585
PERFORMANCE NOTE.			138
Residents learn to cope with bizarre thoughts, voices.			1419
Road Report.			738
Schools struggle to meet standards.			1697
Shortened shift still may merit full pay.			746
Small businesses the success story.			1518
Sound Off.		Letter to the Editor	263
Stopping by woods on a snowy evening.		Column	670
Strong ties bind Riddoch to Ems.			629
Take care filling out application for job.			675
Tax-break scorecard.			478
The show must go on for.			1001
The worst of times brings out the best in relationships.		Column	1273
UNLUCKY BREAKS.			2481
When it comes to popular song, he wrote the book.			848
Where should arena go?		Editorial	796