Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (October 30, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A 25-hour day.		Editorial	235
Allegations fly as Coburg fights budget hole.			1370
Axemen roll on, crush Wil-Hi.			434
Beavers place their focus on Arizona.			789
Big spenders keep giving late in game.			621
BRIEFLY.			253
BRIEFLY.			339
Budget Committee seats - Ward 1, Ward 2 - to open.			171
Churchill's late rally can't beat Bend.			284
Coburg waits for green light to ticket speeders along I-5.			771
For glimpses of God's greatness, watch birds.		Column	547
FOR THE RECORD.			760
Grant to fund behavior intervention study.			307
Harcleroad's already in.		Editorial	353
Homeowners can leave pickup to public works.			502
Huskies' split personality has Ducks wary.			802
Injuries couldn't hobble O'Berry's season.			785
J-City clinches No. 1 seed.			588
Legitimacy at stake.		Editorial	499
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.		Letter to the Editor	629
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.		Letter to the Editor	1790
LOOKING BACK.			61
Matching up with the Huskies.			1495
McKenzie starts slowly, finishes with a rush in win.			554
No slackers, students stand up to vote.			880
OBITUARIES.		Obituary	2259
Pirates' `Pain Train' puts hurt on North.			417
Playoff-bound Colts roll, 47-12.			421
Report puts Glenwood on the map for hospital.			614
SCOREBOARD.			2968
Sheldon remains unbeatable.			652
Snow players line up to gear up.			573
THE BULLETIN.			964
Top-ranked UW rolls past UO.			515
Young voters lean toward Democrats.			307