Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (October 23, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
30 years later, agency still saves lives.		Column	743
A great era ends when two legends of state of Oregon sports pass on.		Column	825
A Rogue Canyon ADVENTURE.			1757
Advanstar shutting Eugene office.			514
Anti-Bush effort coming to Oregon.			831
Arnie Laferty, teacher.		Editorial	217
Beavers lose 'a symbol and an icon'.			1332
Beavers lose 'a symbol and an icon'.			865
Board affirms wetlands project.			392
Briefly.			431
BRIEFLY.			448
BRIEFLY.			84
BRIEFLY.			498
Budget woes may threaten voter guide.			698
BUSINESS BEAT.			332
CALENDAR.			264
CHURCH TRANSFORMS SCHOOL.			750
Council opens zoning for hospitals to locate nearly anywhere in city.			598
Don't burden Iraq.		Editorial	637
Donation clears vets parade's way.			332
Ducks wary of illegal blocking.			714
Elmira standout takes no chances.			445
FOR THE RECORD.			913
Frustration mounting for UO soccer.			352
Irish, Axemen to square off at district meet.			636
Kent impressed by young Ducks.			673
King's 'dream' still alive.			344
Letters in the Editor's Mailbag.		Letter to the Editor	1571
Man held in liaison with teen.			111
Man, 72, gets life in prison for abuse.			199
Naming process set for new elementaries.			182
New Mexican eateries cooking up burrito arms race.			424
Newcomer runs like old pro.			417
OBITUARIES.		Obituary	2619
Oregon volleyball faces challenging weekend.			371
OSU'S ANDROS ALWAYS FLAMBOYANT.			935
Over Niagara.		Editorial	207
Play inspires Emilies of two generations.		Column	712
South Eugene captures title.			446
State commission does what it can to help deer populations.		Column	648
State warns drug outlets they could face fines.			576
Web site helps seniors compare costs of medicine.			493
WHITE-WATER ENCOUNTER.			73
Young fish offer unique challenge.			646