Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (May 11, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
BRIEFLY.			329
BRIEFLY.			1016
BUDDY DOUBLES.			1195
BUSINESS BEAT.			482
Business reporting wins awards.			107
CALENDAR.			656
Churchill wins despite ongoing drought at plate.			631
Council asked to relax - and clamp down.			371
Deep pool of talent means everyone's a star at Sheldon.			840
Downtown's charm entices company to move office.			630
Education official singles out Westmoreland.			523
ELECTION NOTES.			582
Enough talk.		Editorial	547
FOR THE RECORD.			814
Friends in Harrisburg, Eugene mourn soldier killed in accident.			649
Homes, not hospital, rising near Valley River.			482
Inmate claims beating at hands of four deputies.			595
Kulongoski steps in.		Editorial	540
Letter writers have plenty to say about local political races.		Letter to the Editor	1276
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.		Letter to the Editor	1531
Marist leads district meet.			68
Minnis wants to send message with House-only special session.			633
OBITUARIES.		Obituary	1249
ONE AND DONE.			1175
Pipeline fix won't go out to bid, county decides.			431
Polski paces Irish.			280
RISE AND SHINE.			36
ROBO-DUCK GAINS A FEW, ER, FEATHERS.			685
Saudi seeks to pump up production.			908
School's math lesson: Count on grants.			1505
Soldiers' names echo on campus, in remembrance.			618
Springfield council shows support for urban renewal.			339
State may use empty Eugene factory.			564
Stevenson joins Pre vault field.			502
Strike casts uncertain light on future.			827
Sun shines on Lancers in the sixth.			798
Tony Award nominee hails from Coos Bay.			858
Wanting more leaves much to be desired.		Column	667
Wiechert on his own at districts this season.			398