Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (May 25, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A jobs spurt at last.		Editorial	583
ATHLETIC EATERS.			79
Beavers fall short at softball regional.			147
BRIEFLY.			415
BRIEFLY.			478
BUSINESS BEAT.			396
CALENDAR.			434
Chinese demand fuels price hikes.			219
Churchill's offense ignites.			713
Construction costs keep building up.			1097
Coos County hires new contractor.			530
Council narrowly rejects motion to explore ban on big box stores.			784
Couple honored for turning nursery into growth business.			559
Ducks unveil new schedule.			161
Dyer blanks Lakers with two-hit shutout.			535
FOR THE RECORD.			816
Forest industry remains a boon for Oregon.		Column	682
Group counters military recruitment.			892
Higgins' throw saves Sheldon's victory.			563
Highlanders eliminated by McNary in six innings.			544
Hogan stuffs Spartans as Newport advances.			711
I-5 access study welcome.		Editorial	524
Just visiting? Here's Eugene as it really is.		Column	665
Kerry says nomination delay possible.			225
Kerry wary of pledge to increase oil output.			707
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.		Letter to the Editor	1726
Marist survives slugfest to end playoff drought.			863
North falls under Saxons' barrage.			430
OBITUARIES.		Obituary	2180
Oregon investors purchase Sandpines.			702
Panova upset in first round of NCAA tennis tournament.			497
READY TO DUEL.			1202
Rules governing hospital relocation debated at hearing.			777
TV zealots wanted.			89
Wait is over for those wanting cell phone shift.			582
Yelton conveyor systems maker extends reach.			473