Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (September 28, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Run, Jim, Run' PAC ran mostly on business cash.			562
2004 SOCCER ROLL CALL.			413
Ad takes wrong track.		Editorial	363
AUTUMN ON THE WATER.			56
Balance brings out the best in Lions.			700
Bishop's early goal gives South the win.			112
BRIEFLY.			569
BRIEFLY.			104
Bye weeks are no time for vacations this season.			1429
CALENDAR.			427
Coast legislative race highlights spending.			552
Correction.		Editorial	44
Council eyes taxes to fix streets.			567
Ducks welcome Incognito, with conditions.			1080
East Lane challenger's spending is up.			414
EWEB still open to negotiations with Triad.			416
Federal help sought in profiling case.			393
FOR THE RECORD.			1250
GARDEN GUARDIAN.			54
GOP official accuses DeFazio of ethics violation.			296
Grant saves child witness team.			464
Grant to fund fire equipment upgrade.			231
Grueling September finally ends for Beavers.			832
HEAD OF THE CLASS.			1269
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.		Letter to the Editor	1588
Local housing market still hot.			881
Man gets life in prison for fatal stabbing.			461
Man suspected in string of heists.			199
Measure 34: No.		Editorial	597
New kids on the field.			753
OBITUARIES.		Obituary	1303
Plans on tap to raze Ramada, replace it with a retail store.			512
Research at UO nets impressive financing.			836
Sacred Heart desperately in need of more room.		Column	662
Spartans look to reclaim district's top spot.			677
Springfield School Board OKs plan to purchase Apple laptop computers.			188
State title all that will satisfy South Eugene.			1224
Terrace bows to garden of native plants.			726
Timber backs land use attack.			709
Woman takes long road up from adversity.		Column	640