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• University of Oregon index claims state labor market bounces back

  - 2008-08-05

  Despite a recent rebound by the Oregon labor market, the University of Oregon's index of economic indicators' author, Tim Duy, suggests that labor market conditions will remain challenged. Oregon's labor market improved in June after a weak showing in May. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 1,600, the first increase...

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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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• Former Democratic rival Dean praises Kerry at UO

  - 2004-10-02

  Byline: Matt Cooper The Register-Guard Howard Dean ignited a University of Oregon crowd in support of Sen. John Kerry on Friday during his tour of universities in the Northwest. The former Vermont governor is rallying students to register and to vote Kerry into the White House. ...

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• UO body casts symbolic vote against war

  - 2003-03-01

  Byline: Greg Bolt The Register-Guard Hundreds of people gathered for an unprecedented meeting of the University of Oregon Assembly on Friday afternoon, but it wasn't enough to bring a controversial anti-war resolution to a vote. More than 500 voting members of the assembly attended the...

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• Without Measure 28, brunt of gap falls on UO students

  - 2003-01-03

  Byline: GREG BOLT The Register-Guard Without a boost in state tax revenue from Measure 28, it will be up to students to fill the financial hole that will open up at the University of Oregon. The university plans to raise tuition by $10 per credit...

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• Higher ed will face more cuts

  - 2002-12-25

  Byline: GREG BOLT The Register-Guard Oregon universities will have to trim an additional $9.1 million from this year's budget to make up for the latest shortfall in state tax revenue, bringing the total cuts to higher education so far to $61 million. The University of...

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• UO big player in economy, research finds

  - 2002-12-04

  Byline: SHERRI BURI McDONALD The Register-Guard CORRECTION (ran 12/06/02): Off-campus expenditures by University of Oregon students last academic year totalled $145 million. An economic impact study by the UO contained an incorrect figure for the expenditures. The study's findings were outlined in an article in Wednesday's newspaper. ...

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• Letters in the Editor's Mailbag

  - 2002-10-07

  Byline: The Register-Guard Not ready for college This really did not look good in the international press: "Police arrest 35 in fiery riot" (Register-Guard, Sept. 29). After reading last week about women in Afghanistan streaming to school eager to learn skills denied them under the...

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• State Senate District 7

  - 2002-10-01

  Byline: The Register-Guard VICKI WALKER D Age: 46 Family: Husband Steve, two children Civic experience: Secretary- treasurer, Cal Young Neighborhood Association, 1990-92; chairwoman, Lane County Democratic Central Committee, 1992-94; state House since 1999 Occupation: Court reporter...

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• University of Oregon Health Sciences Center Hopes to Expand in Portland.

  - 2001-04-10

  By Gordon Oliver and Janet Christ, The Oregonian, Portland, Ore. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 10--Oregon Health Sciences University says it needs a clear signal soon from Portland's city government about whether it can grow dramatically on its Marquam Hill campus and...

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