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• Eugene: Economy

  - 2005-01-01

  Eugene: EconomyMajor Industries and Commercial ActivityLumber is the largest industry in the Eugene area, where a number of manufacturing concerns produce lumber and wood products. The region is the nation's largest producer of softwood lumber and plywood products, although weak prices in the early 2000s have hurt the industry somewhat....

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• Writer who overcame dyslexia to speak at UO

  - 2003-02-02

  Byline: Book notes by The Register-Guard Victor Villasenor, who overcame dyslexia, discrimination and his own rage to become a writer, will give the keynote address next weekend during a Northwest regional conference of M.E.C.h.A., the Chicano Student Movement de Aztlan, at the University of Oregon. ...

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• Obituaries

  - 2002-06-29

  Byline: The Register-Guard Ross Carter Ross Carter of Eugene died June 19 of age-related causes. He was 88. Carter was born March 10, 1914, in Bois D'Arc, Mo., to Ben and Naomi Snyder Carter. He married Ruth Higginbotham in Reno, Nev., on...

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• Obituaries

  - 2002-06-28

  Byline: The Register-Guard Ross Carter Ross Carter of Eugene died June 19 of age-related causes. He was 88. Carter was born March 10, 1914, in Bois D'Arc, Mo., to Ben and Naomi Snyder Carter. He married Ruth Higginbotham in Reno, Nev., on...

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• 2 UO professors win fellowships

  - 2002-03-10

  Byline: Book notes by The Register-Guard Two University of Oregon professors have won fellowships worth up to $40,000 from the National Endowment of the Humanities. Sherman Simmons, professor of modern art in the Department of Art History, was awarded a fellowship to complete his book...

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