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	The Oregonian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		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/Portland_Oregonian (524 words)

	MacTarnahan's of Portland will be sold to Seattle's Pyramid
		It also allows Portland and Pyramid to combine their brands and relative strengths in a market where it's best to be small or huge -- the midlevel is a battle zone.
		The Portland Brewing Taproom is a handsome space dominated by a long wooden bar whose taps cluster in bunches from hand-painted porcelain barrels.
		Portland Brewing made Grant's Scottish Ale for Bert Grant's Yakima brewery in the early days, and Bowman developed his own version of that recipe in 1991.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /business/160869_mactarnahan17.html (911 words)

	Inside Portland - Neil Goldschmidt
		As Willamette Week posted the initial details of the Goldschmidt scandal on May 6, the former governor arranged a meeting with Oregonian editors to confirm allegations he sexually abused an underage girl during his tenure as mayor.
		After conceding her newspaper was out of the loop on the story, Balmer described how Goldschmidt courted favorable coverage from the Oregonian: “Willamette Week got a copy of the conservatorship somehow and told Goldschmidt they were going with a story.
		After publication, Portland Tribune columnist Phil Stanford told us former Oregonian Editor William Hilliard was not a variable in his decision to leave the paper and that he considers Hilliard a friend.
	www.insideportland.com /affair.htm (1330 words)

	Station Information - Portland Oregonian
		The Oregonian is the major daily newspaper in Portland, Oregon.
		1982 The Oregon Journal is shut down after declining advertising revenues, and "incorporated" into the Oregonian.
		This prompts some to joke, "If it matters to Oregonians, it's in the Washington Post" (a twist on a slogan heard in advertisments for the Oregonian).
	www.stationinformation.com /encyclopedia/p/po/portland_oregonian.html (407 words)

	Portland, Oregon
		Portland boasts an active theater community, symphony, civic ballet and opera and many great museums.
		After visiting Portland a while you may just decide you would like to live here like I did (hey, an hour from sailing in Hood River is hard to hate).
		The Portland Resource Locator is another good option for finding things to do in the Rose City, Gorp also has a good Oregon resources page with enough links to keep you busy for a week.
	www.rowenashores.com /portland.htm (898 words)

	The One True b!X's PORTLAND COMMUNIQUE
		Over at Metroblogging Portland, Betsy picks up on all of this, including a comment we posted to the dormant PDX Media Watch, in which we asserted that a Greensboro-like experiment likely would never happen out of The Oregonian, mainly due to the difficult wall between the paper and its affiliated (and much-lambasted) website, OregonLive.
		As for just what it is The Oregonian has planned (we do know that they recently received a presentation on podcasting from a local blogger), we're as in the dark as anyone else at this stage.
		After a literal reduction in the size of the paper its printed on, a round of layoffs last year, a move out of the city it covers, another round of layoffs, and the elimination of its business section, it's somewhat hard to swallow the assertions that all is well.
	communique.portland.or.us (3381 words)

	Portland Oregon Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Portland Tribune is Portland's city newspaper, offering comprehensive coverage of news, sports, business, people and entertainment on Tuesdays...
		Portland Oregon is the largest city in Oregon.
		Portland started as a spot known as "The Clearing" which was on the Willamette about half-way between Oregon City and Fort Vancouver.
	www.portlandplaces.com /portland-oregon-newspaper.html (147 words)

	Portland.com.:.Welcome to Portland, Oregon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In its early years, Portland existed in the shadow of Oregon City, the territorial capital twelve miles upstream on the falls of the Willamette.
		However, Portland was located at the Willamette's head of navigation, the furthest point inland one could reliably reach by ship.
		Portland was the major port in the Pacific Northwest for much of the 19th century, until the 1890s when direct railroad access between the deep water harbor in Seattle and points east by way of Stampede Pass were built.
	www.portland.com (342 words)

	--> OREGONIAN NEWSPAPER :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Portland Oregonian, newspaper, subscription Portland Oregonian Newspaper Subscription Thank you for choosing the Portland Oregonian.
		From the Oregonian Newspaper Front page of the Living section Magnetic North Artists express their strong bond with the often-stereotyped area they call home 04/02/04 KRISTI TURNQUIST On a...
		Thursday, August 11, 2005 Podcasting Presentation at the Oregonian Newspaper I got back a little while ago from a presentation I was asked to do on podcasting for...
	www.mfkt.de /78628-oregoniannewspaper.htm (223 words)

	MarijuanaNews.Com, Freedom has nothing to fear from the truth
		A Portland doctor plans to file an initiative petition to legalize marijuana for pain control.
		Portland internist Rick Bayer said he would file an initiative petition this week that would allow patients suffering from illnesses such as cancer, multiple sclerosis, AIDS and glaucoma to use marijuana to try to relieve their pain.
		House Bill 3643 would have raised the penalty for possession of less than 1 ounce from a violation to a Class C misdemeanor punishable by a maximum fine of $1,000 and maximum jail time of 30 days.
	www.marijuananews.com /portland_oregonian_escalates_its.htm (1052 words)

	Portland Oregonian: Document Display (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This is a great place to live, and the outdoors is an important part of livability and quality of life.
		Local, regional and state governments are all engaged in various levels of land-use regulation to increase protections of streams, wetlands and flood plains.
		The state is facing a budget shortfall in excess of $850 million, and the city of Portland's gap tops $14 million.
	www.urbanfauna.org /hering.htm (519 words)

	Portland Oregonian Newspaper Subscription (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Portland Oregonian will honor new subscription prices for those customers who have not been a current subscriber for at least 30 days.
		If you previously received the Portland Oregonian and have decided to start to receive home delivery again, we welcome your return.
		Please contact the Portland Oregonian directly via phone or the web.
	www.discountednewspapers.com /portland-oregonian/subscription.html (98 words)

	Jackie Stiles - Portland Oregonian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		She got on the court and was soon joined by P.J. Stiles, her younger brother; Carly Deer, her roommate and teammate for four years at Southwest Missouri State; and Ty Bills, another friend from college.
		They had come to Portland to visit Stiles, but on this afternoon they might as well have been in a gym in Springfield, Mo., or her hometown of Claflin, Kan.
		It was a familiar situation for Stiles: They were on the court rebounding her shots and helping her through other assorted drills.
	www.webkrafts.com /stiles/news/po070201.htm (563 words)

	The Portland Buckaroos
		In 1914, Portland, Oregon became the first city in the United States to have a pro hockey team.
		The Portland Buckaroos would become the greatest franchises to ever play in Portland and arguably the greatest to ever play in the old W.H.L. During their fourteen years in the former Western Hockey League, they would win eight regular season championships and three post season championships.
		The experts expected Portland to not go to far their first season becase their players are two small and two slow.
	www.geocities.com /texliebmann/hockey/buckaroo/buckaroo.htm (1048 words)

	ASNE - Arts & Entertainment - Portland Oregonian
		The Oregonian kicked off a retooled Friday arts and entertainment guide last June aimed at being a complete reference point to all things there are to do in the Portland area, not just ticketed events.
		Space for the section was expanded from 64 columns weekly to an average of 124, pushing the book to anywhere between 64 to 72 weekly.
		On page 2 of the section is PDX Life (which is Portland's FAA designation for its airport) that looks at top things to do for the weekend.
	www.asne.org /ideas/goodideas/14.html (251 words)

	The Oregon Blog
		Because of you we were able to travel the length and the width of Oregon to be able to visit community after community to see not only what is going on in the state, but to see Oregonians' aspirations connect with the aspirations of all Americans.
		Ron McCarty, running against Lisa Naito for Multnomah County Commissioner, ran such a tepid campaign that the Oregonian failed to endorse him--and they were trolling for any candidate they could find to punish the commishes for their gay marriage decision.
		All three are liberal Portlanders and make no apologies about their biases.
	webfeet.blogspot.com (2051 words)

	Portland Oregonian Classified Ads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Portland Oregonian has a comprehensive listing of classifieds ads in each issue.
		And of course the Sunday edition of the Portland Oregonian is the most popular issue for both advertisers and subscribers to reach each other via the classifieds.
		Subscriptions include all sections of the paper, from News to Sports, and include the classifieds as well, however, the classifieds are not available as a separate subscription vehicle.
	www.discountnewspaper.com /portland-oregonian/classifieds.asp (141 words)

	Portland Oregonian--06/20/98 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Although its residents are denied congressional representation, they pay only local taxes but no federal income taxes.
		While that would seem to be a benefit for Puerto Rican residents and businesses, officials visiting Portland last week say it hasn't been.
		New investment is reluctant to come to Puerto Rico because there is no clear picture of the island's economic future or its relationship to United States, they say.
	www.puertorico-herald.org /issues/vol2n11/portoreged-v2n11.shtml (591 words)

	ASNE - New Sections - Portland Oregonian
		The section's editor, JoLene Krawczak, said the weekly section was one of three key editorial objectives for 1996.
		A tabloid, the all-local Thursday section will average 36 pages during its first year and will feature lots of practical stories, useful tips and beautiful photography to compete with national publications on the same topic.
		Said Krawczak: In the gardening mecca of the Portland area, readership studies showed that 70 percent of the people in the area are very or somewhat interested in home and garden planning.
	www.asne.org /ideas/goodideas/32.html (151 words)

	Afghan Whigs - Press - Portland Oregonian article - 1992 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		If we're to believe the alternative rock press, the loose network of punk- and metal-oriented fanzines and hipster mags such as Spin, there's a new rock 'n' roll around the corner every month.
		Instead, he vivisects the conflicting motivations of relationships, with an eye for the darker truths ("I've lied before, I always do my need for guilt demands fresh fuel").
		The Whigs have used Portland's Sprinkler (their Sub Pop labelmates) as an opening act in the past, but for their 9 p.m.
	www.dullicious.com /afghanwhigs/AWpress_1992PortlandOregonian.htm (228 words)

	Indexes to Oregon newspapers
		Index to articles of local and regional interest published in the Oregonian from 1911 to 1915, and 1925 to August 1975.
		The indexing was begun in 1930 by UO Library staff, with coverage beginning in 1925.
		Index to files of the Oregonian covering the years 1850-1909, and including only items relating to state and local affairs.
	libweb.uoregon.edu /govdocs/micro/nindex.htm (572 words)

	PROJECT 1947 - "Operation Charlie" -- Portland Oregonian, 30 April, 1947 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		PROJECT 1947 - "Operation Charlie" -- Portland Oregonian, 30 April, 1947
		April 30–Recurring reports of a midnight "ghost plane" swooping out of the East at tremendous speed gave the British press a sensational aviation mystery today but the Royal Air Force, while admitting the whole thing was "slightly mysterious," refused to get excited.
		This particular unknown craft is down in the official records as X362, "X" being the RAF symbol for a plane that hasn't been identified.
	www.project1947.com /1947/port47.html (235 words)

	Portland Trail Blazers \| NBA Basketball at CBS SportsLine.com
		The Portland Trail Blazers introduced the two newest components of their rebuilding project on Thursday.
		The Portland Oregonian is reporting the Blazers have released Derek Anderson and designated him as an amnesty player.
		The Portland Oregonian reports the Blazers have signed Sergei Monia, a 2004 first-round draft pick.
	cbs.sportsline.com /nba/teams/page/POR (393 words)

	Portland Oregonian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Now the skier-turned-actor who spent his teen-age years in Vancouver, British Columbia, returns to the Northwest in a heavy-duty TV role that could well make Greenwood a household name somewhere other than the Greenwood household.
		He's starring in the UPN drama series "Nowhere Man," which is filmed in Portland and scheduled to premiere on KPTV (12) Aug. 28.
		despite a grueling 15-hour schedule on location, despite his being in scene after scene and despite paying a mortgage on his Los Angeles house while having to rent in Portland, Greenwood knows that this could be his big break.
	www.brucegreenwood.com /int-art/articles/oregonian.htm (735 words)

	Portland Oregonian
		She spoke to her broker, and then the company president.
		Not only will Caleb never again come home hungry, but no child in Portland will come home hungry.
		Next year she'd like to expand the program to other districts, in other towns.
	www.hawthorneneighborhood.com /Oregonian.htm (707 words)

	Roy Morgan Research: Product Report for Portland Oregonian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		N/A Circulation is unavailable for national papers in the Portland, OR Area.
		Currently the sample is 58 people in the Portland, OR area.
		If you are having trouble understanding the results shown here go to our explanation page for help.
	oldwww.roymorgan.com /readership/usa/2001/dec/portore.html (243 words)

	Portland Oregonian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Order a subscription to the Portland Oregonian newspaper.
		The Oregonian, Largest Daily Newspaper in the Pacific Northwest
		Select a category, a source, and click the button below.
	www.portlandplaces.com /portland-oregonian.html (106 words)

	Oregonian
		The Oregonian was the fifth newspaper to begin publication in Oregon.
		It is the only one to survive to this date without a name-change, change of publication location, or an interruption in its publication.
		It began publication as a weekly, on December 5, 1850.
	www.rootsweb.com /~ormultno/News/oregonian.htm (103 words)

	From the Portland Oregonian, Tuesday Nov. 17, 1992 Page D2: A teenager sent home from scho (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		From the Portland Oregonian, Tuesday Nov. 17, 1992 Page D2: A teenager sent home from scho
		From the Portland Oregonian, Tuesday Nov. 17, 1992 Page D2: A teenager sent home from school in Colorado CIty, Ariz., for wearing a Penguin T-shirt from this summer's "Batman Returns" movie got some support from the web-footed villain himself in the person of Danny DeVito.
		James Bateman, 14, was told Nov. 4 to go home and change by Colorado City School District Principal Lawrence Steed.
	www.skepticfiles.org /atheist/penguinx.htm (178 words)

	Portland Oregonian: Plodding Film Has Diesel but Not a Whole Lot Else Review by Kim Morgan (negative), rating. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Portland Oregonian: Plodding Film Has Diesel but Not a Whole Lot Else Review by Kim Morgan (negative), rating.
		Portland Oregonian: Plodding Film Has Diesel but Not a Whole Lot Else
		Click to serial node - Portland Oregonian: Plodding Film Has Diesel but Not a Whole Lot Else - Review by Kim Morgan (negative), rating.
	rodp.ridne.net /node-15949.html (150 words)

	Articles from the press
		05/03/2002 - PGE's a Keeper for Enron - Portland Tribune
		07/12/2003 - Enron indecision heightens tensions - The Oregonian
		07/29/2003 - Shootout at the PGE corral - The Portland Tribune
	www.oppc.net /press/presscoverage.htm (5208 words)

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