Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (October 14, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
At UO rally, Edwards accuses president of being out of touch.			787
Beavers' big challenge is lack of experience.			1011
Beyer unopposed in bid for second term.			258
Boyum lifts Marist over Philomath in squeaker.			544
BRIDGE-BUILDER MOVES ON.			761
BRIEFLY.			160
BRIEFLY.			455
BRIEFLY.			325
BUSINESS BEAT.			208
CALENDAR.			190
Contested council races follow tumultuous times in small towns.			966
Davis on course to return.			370
District 10: Brown.		Editorial	323
District 8: Holvey.		Editorial	352
District 9: Massey.		Editorial	356
Doctors, politicians to debate measures.			382
Ducks eager for fresh start after seasons of misfortune.			1213
Eugene can likely keep Qwest collections.			327
Eugene school enrollment declines.			244
FOR THE RECORD.			577
GOLF AU NATURAL.			1626
HOLE OF THE MONTH.			221
Ill youth is now a Titan for all times.		Column	654
LCC considers policy to allow concealed weapons.			307
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.		Letter to the Editor	1494
Moore seeking Eugene slackers.			692
New Science Factory store makes quite an impression.			436
OBITUARIES.		Obituary	1319
ON THE FIRST TEE.			512
Open up debates, let real democracy flower.		Column	749
Oregon's taxes rank friendly to business.			559
OUTDOORS BRIEFLY.			1252
Police, fire, sewer plant measures face voters.			1085
Provo helps Irish upend Axemen in battle of Midwestern unbeatens.			696
River Road subdivision proposed.			616
San Diego organization releases five Emeralds.			248
Straight shooter.			1215
Switching to a position of leadership.			1232
Tip of the month.			59
Two candidates making first bid for state office.			905
UO's president finds good, bad.			435
Young faces Holvey in District 8 race.			884