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	Info and facts on 'The Oregonian' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Oregonian is the major daily newspaper in Portland, Oregon (additional info and facts about Portland, Oregon), owned by Advance Publications (additional info and facts about Advance Publications).
		Production and business operations of the two newspapers are consolidated in the Oregonian's building; their editorial staffs remain separate.
		1999 An Oregonian journalist wins the Pulitzer Prize for explanatory reporting, for a report which illustrated the impact of the Asian economic crisis by profiling the local industry that exports frozen french fries (Strips of potato fried in deep fat).
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/t/th/the_oregonian.htm (684 words)

	The Oregonian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Oregonian is the major daily newspaper in Portland, Oregon, owned by Advance Publications.
		It is the oldest continuously published newspaper in the western United States, founded as a weekly by Thomas J. Dryer on December 4, 1850.
		1993 The Oregonian becomes the subject of national coverage due to the fact that it was the Washington Post which broke the story of inappropriate sexual advances which led to the resignation of Oregon senator Bob Packwood.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Oregonian (598 words)

	Oregonian - Newhouse A1
		An Oregonian is a resident or native of the state of Oregon.
		The Oregonian is the daily newspaper in Portland.
		The Oregonian is the major daily newspaper in Portland, Oregon, 1993 The Oregonian becomes the subject of national coverage due to the fact that it was
	oregonian.surferspace.com (228 words)

	Multnomah County News
		(Friday, 7/08/2005, The Oregonian) After months of political pondering over the need for an East County Justice Facility, officials are throwing open the discussion, seeking public comment on the scope, criteria and sites for the proposed $13.5 million to $20 million project.
		(Oregonian, Sunday, June 26, 2005) The state isn't coming close to covering costs of running jails and supervising felons in urban counties such as Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington.
		(Thursday, May 26, 2005, The Oregonian) Lack of citizen involvement in the county's decisions will be among the issues raised as the county commissioners continue the process of revealing their budget plans.
	www.co.multnomah.or.us /orgs/cic/News.rss (2139 words)

	New Frames: Taking The Oregonian newspaper to task
		Last Sunday, 12/12/04, The Oregonian broke a story about soldiers in the 2nd Battalion of the elite 82nd Airborne Division beating two Iraqi men they thought had been responsible for the death of one of their own, Pfc.
		In an article published in Saturday's (12/18/04) edition, The Oregonian makes no mention of the fact that the two Iraqi men were the wrong men.
		Although The Oregonian does admit in the first article that the beating was a violation of international law, regardless of the men's innocence or guilt, the paper still gives them a way out by describing the tough conditions the soldiers were facing at the time.
	newframes.typepad.com /new_frames/2004/12/taking_the_oreg.html (484 words)

	Species at risk - Puget Oregonian Snail
		The Puget Oregonian Snail is a member of the Polygrid family, a large and diverse group of land snails that are found only in North America.
		The range of the Puget Oregonian Snail extended from extreme southwestern British Columbia through western Washington state to the Oregon side of the Columbia Gorge in the United States.
		The reason that the Puget Oregonian Snail became extirpated in Canada is unknown, and it seems likely that the species was uncommon when it did occur.
	www.speciesatrisk.gc.ca /search/speciesDetails_e.cfm?SpeciesID=732 (748 words)

	Challenged on Its Mideast Coverage, Oregonian News Editors Cite AP Inaccuracies
		Based on 140 Oregonian articles published during the study period, the report found the paper reported 88 percent of Israeli deaths, compared to 63 percent of Palestinian deaths.
		The Oregonian was represented by the public editor; his assistant, Helen Shum; managing editor Therese Bottomly; copy desk editor Holly Franko; and wire editor Howard Scott.
		Prior to the meeting the Oregonian editors had contacted AP and Reuters, two of the wire services used by the paper, to inquire how death statistics were obtained and to double check the report’s data.
	www.wrmea.com /archives/May-June_2005/0505052.html (1691 words)

	BlueOregon: The Oregonian Wants to Know...
		BlueOregon is a place for progressive Oregonians to gather 'round the water cooler and share news, commentary, and gossip.
		The piece didn't mention the Oregonian's own relationship to blogs, and a reader unfamiliar with the topic would likely have concluded this is a national phenomenon.
		I hope the Oregonian and other traditional newspapers will heed you r suggestion to include blogs among their potential sources of news.
	www.blueoregon.com /2005/02/the_oregonian_w.html (3441 words)

	ASNE - The Oregonian, Portland: Bias
		The Oregonian will invite a broader variety of the public to communicate with, educate, and discuss different points of view with editors by asking specific questions in the paper, and thereby soliciting a broader-based response than would normally be self-generated.
		For the first project, the Oregonian will employ internal tracking mechanisms (e.g., capturing both the number and type of individuals that contact The Oregonian by phone/mail/e-mail, etc.) in order to define whether "extending the invitation" does, indeed, generate a broader involvement with the newspaper.
		The prototypes developed in the crime project will be tested with readers as well as constituent groups (e.g., public safety officials, etc.), to determine the degree to which changes in the type or presentation of crime news can influence perceptions of bias.
	www.asne.org /kiosk/reports/99reports/1999examiningourcredibility/p106_Oregonian.html (673 words)

	The Oregonian Hall of Shame
		The problem in Portland and Oregon is the monopolistic dominance of The Oregonian, the largest-circulation newspaper in the Pacific Northwest, which distributes 300,000 copies daily and 450,000 copies on Sunday.
		Because The Oregonian has no real competition in most of this region, it is almost as important in many people's personal and professional lives as a public utility.
		The Oregonian's factual misrepresentation of a study from the Netherlands on assisted suicide obliges Oregonians to go to the polls again to reaffirm their support for death with dignity.
	www.pdxnorml.org /The_Oregonian_Hall_of_Shame.html (648 words)

	Willamette Week \| 25th Anniversary Issue \| The Oregonian's Big Oh's
		Willamette Week has taken special pride in covering the dubious achievements of The Oregonian, which is owned by the Newhouse family, a dynasty that controls one of the largest media empires in the world.
		August--The Oregonian introduces its new entertainment tabloid, AandE, only to be drawn into a legal dispute with the Hearst Corporation, owner of the cable channel by the same name.
		Although The Oregonian is tipped off to the story and requests the sheriff's report, the paper never reports the incident.
	www.wweek.com /html/25-oh.html (1548 words)

	Oregonian Visit
		It was Oregonian week at the UM J-School in late October, with visits from two editors and one reporter who traveled to Missoula from Portland to talk about their work and meet students.
		Kay Balmer, senior editor for suburban news at the Oregonian, spoke to three classes and interviewed students applying for internships at the paper.
		Kay Balmer (UM J-School 1974), the Oregonian’s senior editor for suburban news, and Patty Reksten, who taught photojournalism at UM for 14 years and is now the photo director at the Oregonian, spent two days visiting classes and interviewing students.
	www.umt.edu /journalism/news_pages/archives/November/Nov03/oregonian.html (631 words)

	Uncommon Thought Journal: Oregonian Response to Poor Coverage of Downing Street Memo
		The Public Editor for the Oregonian, Michael Arrieta-Walden, has an excellent piece in the Sunday Oregonian (page F1) Readers pillory press for lagging on memo story.
		I urge you to read it, as it addresses not only the Oregonian's coverage of the memo, but the broader corporate press as well.
		I have now written to thank him for his commentary, and recommended that Oregonian, get ahead of the readers this time by reporting on the Cabinet Office paper: Conditions for military action.
	www.uncommonthought.com /mtblog/archives/061205-oregonian_response_t.php (238 words)

	BlueOregon: Oregonian Unfair on JTTF
		I find it curious that the Oregonian finds not a whit of evidence to be concerned about City police being involved on a regular basis in FBI work.
		As to The Oregonian imbalance, let's remember that The Oregonian's Publisher, Mt. Stickel, is or at least was a founding and leading member of the Citizen's Crime Commission.
		Of course the Oregonian doesn't mention this connection in the summary of Mr.
	www.blueoregon.com /2005/02/oregonian_unfai.html (2235 words)

	Newhouse A1
		On Thursday, the department provided The Oregonian copies of the federal veterinarian's notes from Dec. 9, showing the cow was not standing up.
		Yet, three people who were at Vern's Moses Lake Meats on the day the cow was killed told The Oregonian newspaper of Portland, Ore., that the cow was a "walker." Those men include the plant manager, a former employee and a man who was present when the cow was delivered to the site.
		Both before and after Veneman's announcement, cattle that could walk and seemed free of neurological diseases were unlikely to be tested for mad cow disease.
	www.newhousenews.com /archive/dworkin012604.html (880 words)

	Portland Oregonian Newspaper Subscription
		The Portland Oregonian delivers comprehensive and in-depth news coverage that you can count on.
		Reading the Portland Oregonian is an important part of the day for the city's most sophisticated residents.
		Get the Portland Oregonian at your door on the days that are most convenient for you.
	www.discountednewspapers.com /portland-oregonian?source=dn2 (91 words)

	Oregonian Book Club Selections - Readers - Multnomah County Library
		Interview with Bass in the December 5, 2004 Oregonian.
		Interview with Tartt in the December 7, 2003 Oregonian.
		Interview with Dolnick in the December 7, 2002 Oregonian.
	www.multcolib.org /books/lists/oregbc.html (628 words)

	Syllabus Finding Newspaper Articles using the Oregonian Database
		The Oregonian database offers full text articles from 1988 to the present.
		We have The Oregonian newspaper available on microfilm from 1862 to 2001; a microform index is available for portions of those years.
		The Oregonian also provides automatic truncation (meaning you don't have to use the root word with the * symbol--they automatically provide all the possible endings of a word in the search results.)
	web.cocc.edu /finney/lib127/neworegonian.htm (491 words)

	The Pelican File - Newspaper - The Oregonian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Kevin Mannix, sounding less combative and more conciliatory than he has in the past, formally kicked off his run for governor Tuesday, saying he wants a return of the "Oregon spirit" that gave the state its progressive reputation.
		Oregon's charter elementary and middle schools are largely outperforming regular schools while most charter high schools are struggling, an analysis of achievement by The Oregonian shows.
		For the first time, the federal courts will fully evaluate Oregon's death penalty law, one of a handful of 38 state capital punishment statutes that has yet to receive such a scrubbing.
	www.pelicanfile.com /newspaper.cfm?NewspaperID=50 (402 words)

	Willamette Week Online \| News \| NEWS STORY \| The Wu Backlash (10/20/2004)
		On Wednesday, reaction filled The Oregonian's letters column: Thirteen letters criticized the story, three lauded it.
		"The Oregonian is on a political jihad," says Neel Pender, chairman of the Oregon Democratic Party.
		The day the story appeared, Wu campaign manager Cameron Johnson told WW that Oregonian reporters lied to some of the story's sources, and he suggested the paper broke medical confidentiality laws by reporting comments from a now-deceased counselor who worked with the woman in the case.
	www.wweek.com /story.php?story=5619 (1138 words)

	UO Rain Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Antihistamines don't make you drowsy, after your body has made the necessary chemical adjustments, and many Oregonians carry vials of allergy pills around in their pockets.
		The fabric and chemical industries have also produced a panoply of sophisticated foul weather gear, including raincoats that breathe and footwear that (at least in these parts) is as fashionable as it is effective.
		But there is also another perspective, equally if not more common among Oregonians, from which the seasons of the rain are not there to be endured but to be appreciated.
	members.fortunecity.com /jblue/webpub/rain/page2.html (2399 words)

	Civilian Ships--Oregonian (Freighter, 1901) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Oregonian, a 5648 gross ton steam freighter built in 1901 at Chester, Pennsylvania, was chartered by the U.S. Army in late 1917 for World War I service.
		She was taken over by the Navy in August 1918 and placed in commission as USS Oregonian (ID # 1323).
		USS Oregonian was decommissioned in April 1919 and returned to her owners.
	www.history.navy.mil /photos/sh-civil/civsh-o/oregonan.htm (268 words)

	Poynter Online - Did Powerful Image Present an Unbalanced View?
		I feel that the stories of a rescued soldier and an Oregonian killed while in service to his country deserve more space than a narrow left hand column next to this emotional charged picture.
		The Oregonian's Senior Editor/Visuals, Randy Cox, argued that the photo was a rare opportunity to tell the story of Iraqi suffering without visible bodies and blood.
		This week there was another image on the Oregonian's front page, this time of an Iraqi man pleading not to be shot like his companions who failed to stop when approaching a U.S. tank.
	www.poynter.org /column.asp?id=53&aid=29510 (925 words)

	PDX Media Insider: Oregonian HD
		After I finished the paper this morning, I felt insulted - the Oregonian obviously feels we are so stupid we need to be led around like a three-year old with big pictures and large fonts.
		They stay isolated from living life in their concrete bombshelters and send out the message for all the low-class little people to fight among themselves.
		perhaps that same convoluted reasoning is used by those morons at the oregonian who has to be oh so p/c and not publish team mascot names which by the way are NOT offensive to the majority of native americans, but never mind what natives think, the o will set them straight from their misguided thoughts.
	pdxmediawatch.blogspot.com /2005/09/oregonian-hd.html (3639 words)

	Wu Response to Oregonian Article re: Constituent Services to Andrew Wiederhorn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Many of you may have read a recent Oregonian article regarding the constituent services my office provided Andrew Wiederhorn at his family's request.
		If there is any impropriety implied in The Oregonian's statement, "it was not written on congressional letterhead," let me clarify: The Oregonian received an electronic version of our letter.
		Had The Oregonian given us fair opportunity to respond before the story ran, we would have set the record straight.
	www.oraflcio.unions-america.com /Wu_ResponsetoOregonianArticle.htm (438 words)

	Portland Oregonian - newspaper in Portland, Oregon USA covering Portland local news at Mondo Times
		Portland Oregonian is a newspaper in Portland, Oregon, USA covering general news.
		Doug Bates is the editor of the Portland Oregonian.
		Portland Oregonian contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/37/2067/5149 (125 words)

	Tri-City Herald, Oregonian win reporting awards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Tri-City Herald and The Oregonian won top honors for investigative reporting yesterday in the C.B. Blethen Memorial Awards for Distinguished Newspaper Reporting.
		The Oregonian's Kim Christensen, Julie Sullivan and Brent Walth won among larger newspapers for "A Place Where Children Die," a report on the effects of alcohol on the children of Warm Springs, a Native American community.
		PNNA daily newspaper members in Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Alaska, British Columbia and Alberta were eligible for the contest, which is administered by the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Foundation.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /local/199344_awards12.html (476 words)

	portland imc - 2005.04.28 - Debunking Today's 'Oregonian' JTTF Coverage
		This is a response to the Oregonian's biased reporting.
		Finally, for those on either side of this debate who wish to witness the vote, City Council resolves the matter of participation in the Joint Terrorism Task Force this evening at City Hall, in a session to begin at 6:30 PM.
		I found it interesting that, of the very tiny handful of people testifying in opposition to the pullout, each and every one of them referenced scary things they had read, of all placed, in the Oregonian when trying to explain why they were afraid to drop the JTTF.
	portland.indymedia.org /en/2005/04/316443.shtml (1334 words)

	The School of the Americas is a Challenge to Justice
		Published on Friday, November 17, 2000 in The Oregonian
		From among those, several thousand, including some 35 Oregonians, plan to enter the base in a direct challenge to the School of the Americas and its program of exporting violence.
		It is truly an honor to be a part of such a community of resistance.
	www.commondreams.org /views/111800-103.htm (722 words)

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