Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (October 17, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A cloud dream comes true.			786
Act now to get into calendar of holiday events.			126
Bennett family aims to maintain business fitness.			915
Big heart from Oregon overshadows the warts.		Column	773
Boat-building brothers chart a course to success.			1051
BOOK NOTES.			242
BRIEFLY.			645
BRIEFLY.			290
BUSINESS DATEBOOK.			282
CALENDAR.			130
Company knows nuts, bolts of customer service.			1066
Con: It won't work, and it's unfair to patients.		Column	721
Couple build on hardware business.			652
Ducks can't keep flags from flying.			639
Election dominated by big issues worries environmentalists, industry.			1654
Family knows how to help bereaved say goodbyes.			1432
Family's ventures travel to the Northwest and beyond.			1278
Family-themed collectibles fuel successful business.			759
Financial firm banks on service, experience.			920
FOR THE RECORD.			487
Franchise owners know small from big enchiladas.			920
GAME REPORT.			796
GAME REPORT.			1400
Hard work, planning help family clean up.			1353
Hardware dealers know their neighborhood.			802
Jumble of rumbling engines powers firm's sales.			1006
Kinship good prescription for medical practice.			1235
Late scores sully strong effort.			674
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.		Letter to the Editor	1647
Local dancers, choreographers to be showcased.			234
MAGIC DANCE.			653
Measure 35: Should payouts in malpractice cases be capped?		Column	714
Movie sparks reflections on racism.		Column	663
Not George Bush.		Editorial	1153
OBITUARIES.		Obituary	672
Owners' dreams merge to make parent company.			1183
PERFORMANCE NOTES.			408
Personnel files must be available to workers.		Column	676
Picking up the tab for CAMPAIGN SECURITY.			862
PINNING DOWN POLITICS.			1016
Police complaint probes to be reported monthly.			721
POLICE COMPLAINTS.			583
Popular Chinese eatery remains a family affair.			734
PREPARING FOR TAKEOFF.			810
PUBLIC SAFETY IN CRISIS MODE.			1824
Quartet to perform some real oldies - think 11th century.			547
ROAD REPORT.			148
Second generation takes over gated community.			1146
Serna helps OSU give UW the boot.			905
Shakespeare Festival actors back for annual Eugene visit.			197
Software venture helps entrepreneurs succeed.			1186
SOUND OFF.		Letter to the Editor	475
Stanford posts sweep of UO volleyball team.			607
Stoops gets no satisfaction from officials.			610
TAILGATING PRO TACKLES EUGENE.			772
Teen sex challenges churches.			2123
THE CANDIDATES ON REGIONAL ISSUES.			650
THIS WEEK AT THE UO.			579
To err is human, to win divine.			938
Very Little Theatre puts on Wilde's witty `Earnest'.			229
Vintage store spans three generations of family.			1029
Visual, hearing assistance arrives at Eugene library.			539
Volleyball teams fare well in tourney.			587
Voters' Pamphlet turns satirical.			846
VOX POP.		Letter to the Editor	133
When we like ourselves, we can open up to others.		Column	600
Womenspace teaches volunteers how to help victims of batterers.			459