Issue Number 3 Volume 49
War of words
JERUSALEM (JTA)—More than a month after the guns fell silent, the Israeli government has finally approved a commission of inquiry into the Lebanon war, and the war of the generals is heating up read more »
Palestinian unity government elusive amid crises
WASHINGTON (JTA) The call for a Palestinian national unity government has unified just about everyone except the Palestinians. read more »
Eyewitness to History
When Portland's Goldsmith Co. read more »
Computer guru's tools unearth families' roots
The personal computer has become one of humanity's common threads, saving and storing all of our current pertinent information, while genealogy is our never-wavering link to the past. read more »
At the OJM: Arnold Newman images
Photographer Arnold Newman's portrait subjects comprise a "Who's Who" of American and international letters, art, theater, politics, jurisprudence and celebrity in general. read more »
Trillin first in series of lectures
A few years ago I had a Travis Bickle moment at the Columbian Cafe in Astoria.
It was morning. I was seated alone in a booth with a cup of coffee and The Oregonian. read more »
Aaron leads Profile Theatre
Howard Aaron has been named managing director of Profile Theatre in Portland. read more »
Media at fault in Sen. Allen story
Those who have attacked Sen. George Allen for his response to a reporter's inquiry about his Jewish heritage have gotten the issue backwards. read more »
