Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (August 17, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Shark' capsules storm for health firm.	Harris, Alan		279
A445 detour for two weeks.			157
Act now for the millennium; BUSINESS LIFE.			302
After school studies alert.			221
Ansley duo skittle Dunlop for just 17; CRICKET: SPOTLIGHT ON THE WARWICKSHIRE LEAGUE.	Brown, Derek		680
Arabian Moon can outshine his Ebor rivals; RACING.			569
Are you ready for the great return?; BACK TO SCHOOL.			341
ASHLEY GILES: ON THE BEARS BEAT; CRICKET: We are all delighted by Ed's England call-up.	Giles, Ashley		766
Award for Pat's six of the best.			95
BACK THE EVENING TELEGRAPH AND WIN.			87
Be brave, Thomas tells Knitters players; FOOTBALL.			170
Beware bogus officials, OAPs warned.			180
Bid to bring pub back to life; CITY BAR DECLARES '100,000 WELCOMES' TO 'STRAIGHT' CUSTOMERS.	Diver, Krysia		300
Boost for animal protection; New officers ease load of inspectors.	Mackenzie, JENNY		354
Boot B battle out draw to stay in Division Three lead; NUNEATON POOL LEAGUE.			97
Boy in plastic loop horror.			124
Boys in 2-hour hostage drama; NEIGHBOURS EVACUATED AS CAPTOR THREATENS TO START EXPLOSION.	Parrish, Rachel		266
Car firm's new man; BUSINESS LIFE.			104
Carnival helps swell sports project funds.			281
Chambers keeps Greenbacks place; FOOTBALL.			225
Chris ARNOT: No prima donnas in Sunday morning soccer.	ARNOT, Chris		511
Christin gives Rugby a try.			80
Clever Trevor puts brakes on Villa; FOOTBALL.			85
Climbers put skills to the test.			93
Colleagues remember Helen.			110
Con men flee with pounds 85.			87
Conference marks 21st birthday with record attendance; NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE NEWS.			350
Contract menu is not just food; BUSINESS LIFE.			147
County champs three steps from glory; BOWLS.			141
Coventry is where we want to be; BUSINESS LIFE.	Williams, Alison		275
Crime on railways is falling.			250
Day centres safe - for now.	Pring, John		231
Dettori to ride Zahrat Dubai in the Oaks; RACING.			428
Dogged dieter Jasper eyes title; COCKER SPANIEL SHEDS NINE KILOGRAMS TO TAKE PLACE IN FINAL.	Wilde, James		273
Doubts are cast on origins of rugger; LOCAL AUTHOR STANDS BY WEBB ELLIS THEORY DESPITE TV DOCUMENTARY.	Hutson, Andrew		279
Dunlop given orders boost; BUSINESS LIFE.			99
Edwin's a Cleary winner in ring comeback; BOXING.	Mee, Bob		206
Elderly folk air their concern over move; MEETING OVER PLANS TO DEMOLISH AND REBUILD COUNCIL CARE HOMES.	Pring, John		182
Ex-soccer star remanded.			89
Family come first: Gullit; FOOTBALL.			156
Farmers go back to the market place; FRESH PRODUCE, SOLD DIRECT TO THE CUSTOMER, PROVES A GROWING SUCCESS.	Hart, Nigel		361
Fear of GM crop raids.			106
Fears over new contract delay.	Hutson, Andrew		312
Festival peace march; 200-STRONG PROCESSION GETS CELEBRATIONS OFF TO GREAT START.	Diver, Krysia		267
Fight to save site taken to top.	Parrish, Rachel		307
Fighting fit and young at heart; RUGBY'S SPORTING PENSIONERS JUST GO ON AND ON - TO DISCOVER AN ACTIVE GOLDEN AGE.			734
Firm 'turns the corner' BUSINESS LIFE: PROGRESS PLEDGE AS LOSSES REDUCED.	Williams, Alison		197
Firm's work is no child's play; BUSINESS LIFE: ON THE LOOKOUT FOR EXPORT ORDERS AT BIG TRADE FAIR.	Smith, Stewart		240
Five hurt as cars collide.			105
French flavour to day at races.			92
Friendly face of learning.			184
Fun day spins a winner for charities.			145
Funding boost for helpers.			130
Garden party boost for hospice.			160
GLUE VANDALS HIT AT OLD FOLK; Fear of tragedy at flats block.	Kukuruzovic, Simon		362
Good buy, Mr Chips!			188
GRASSROOTS: ANNIVERSARY; Diamond couple celebrate anniversary with family lunch.			110
GRASSROOTS: LINK-UP; Godiva Harriers' ladies celebrate 50 years.			181
GRASSROOTS; EX-SERVICE NOTES; Laying-up ceremony expected to be memorable.			580
Having a close look at rubbish.			105
Holiday win for Sandra.			102
Hollywood stars who helped me turn a new page on my writing career; THE FORMER RUGBY SCHOOLGIRL WHO HAS BEEN RUBBING SHOULDERS WITH CELEBRITIES TO RESEARCH HER NEW BOOK.	McMULLEN, MARION		867
Horrobin's high hopes for Cov; RUGBY UNION: COUNTDOWN TO THE NEW SEASON.	Wilkinson, John		396
I'LL GET EVEN BETTER; FOOTBALL: Good early form is just the start, says Chippo.	Turner, Andy		335
Ideas for transport put into print.			191
IN THE COURTS; Banned driver sent to prison.			468
John chips in for charity.			184
Junior doctors close to industrial action; MEETING AT WALSGRAVE HOSPITAL TO RALLY SUPPORT AGAINST GOVERNMENT.	Steedman, Josie		288
JUST IN TIME; RACING.			121
Keeper Biffin on stand by; FOOTBALL.			178
Labour of love brings stables back from ruin.	Ewing, Richard		245
Lawyer blasts IAAF Walker probe; ATHLETICS.			522
LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS.			1210
Lights plot trial opens.			93
Link group brings in the cash.			126
Magnus HEDMAN: from the Sky Blues camp; FOOTBALL; The only thing we are lacking at the moment is goals . . .	HEDMAN, Magnus		768
Man is attacked in home.			91
Man, 71, accused of sex assaults.			171
Masked gang rob chippy boss; KNIFE FEAR OF VICTIM HELD CAPTIVE IN HIS OWN HOME FOR pounds 3,000 HAUL.	Clarke, Samantha		251
Mather hits out; CRICKET.			104
Mayor cuts ribbon at new VS bar.			158
Mayor picks a market winner.			130
Mindless attacks on elderly simply beggar belief; COMMENT.			177
Mixed views on house prices; BUSINESS LIFE.			119
New HQ for house builder.			83
NHS to recruit fraud squad; HEALTH WORKERS SELECTED FOR TRAINING TO SPOT DISHONESTY.	Hopker, Antony		309
No conversion on the roots of rugby football; COMMENT.			172
Our sole advert in 119 years . . .; BUSINESS LIFE.			140
Parents to get helping hand at new school centres.			211
Parks survey.			128
PETROL PRICES SOARATPUMPS; Action call as oil producers apply squeeze.	Goulden, Barbara		473
Plan to save trees.			109
Racing travel; FOOTBALL.			84
Radio and TV to mark DJ's 60th.			101
Raring to go after transplant; RACING DRIVER IS BACK ON TRACK FOR AMBITION.	Keay, Rebecca		242
Release date for killer probe findings.			169
Residential homes facelift will be worth the upheaval; COMMENT.			178
Road closure work starts for shops development.			140
Rural bus service needs drivers to move up a gear; VOLUNTEERS PROVIDE A LIFELINE FOR VULNERABLE PEOPLE LIVING IN THE COUNTRYSIDE.	Kukuruzovic, Simon		574
Ryan's hoping for last laugh.			152
Saints boss hails Soltvedt 'bargain' FOOTBALL: EX-CITY MAN IS A BIG HIT ON SOUTHAMPTON DEBUT.	Barlow, Matt		186
Sales of power bikes go vroom; BUSINESS LIFE.	Smith, Stewart		270
Save on two great millennium gifts; READER OFFERS.			235
Second Caribbean outlet for Jaguar; BUSINESS LIFE.			181
SECURITY CALL BY CHURCH HELPERS; Woman hurt in attack.	Keay, Rebecca		291
Security man claims in 'no talking' dispute.			231
Shop thieves face civil action.			206
Shoppers asked for views on move.			126
SKY BLUES RESERVES FACE SPURS IN KICK-OFF; FOOTBALL.			143
Smoke and stroke links.			115
Soccer ace at summer school.			88
Soccer fans in helpline appeal.			131
Son's a rock star!			100
Sponsor day to aid welfare visitor; PARKINSON'S DISEASE GROUP URGES PEOPLE TO JOIN BIKE RIDE OR WALK.	Kukuruzovic, Simon		283
Stage joy for Doreen.			144
Strachan dismisses Marcello reports; FOOTBALL.			170
Strokes linked with passive smoking.			115
Sunseekers warned as quake hits Turkey; Death toll rises to 571.	Harrison, Mike		234
Talks on the state of IRA ceasefire.			92
TAX FRAUDS LAND BREWER IN JAIL.	Tolfts, Lisa		371
Teenager and dog in canal rescue.			89
Teenager struck by pellet.			99
Time to reflect on a bright future.			114
Tot and boy, 14, flee burning house.			133
Tractor doctor sent to Kosovo; AGCO'S JEFF GAME FOR 'SWORDS TO PLOUGHSHARES' MISSION.	Cunningham, Catherine		249
TV; TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS.	McMULLEN, MARION		353
Two appointments for new council committee.			272
Unfair dismissal alert to firms.			140
United and Elleray make up; FOOTBALL.			434
Village post office could be closed.	Gibbons, Duncan		261
Villagers in title thriller; CRICKET: SPOTLIGHT ON THE WARWICKSHIRE LEAGUE.	Horsfall, Phil		442
Visitors give views on future of county's parks.			126
Was this car owned by a king?; ROYAL RIDDLE OF COAT OF ARMS FOUND ON DAIMLER ABOUT TO GO UNDER HAMMER.	Summers, Kathryn		277
Water way to travel!			113
WE'LL GRAB BULLS BY THE HORNS; FOOTBALL: Boro confident ahead of first Hereford clash for 28 years.	Brown, Derek		380
WIN a thermostatic mixer shower worth pounds 124.99.			269
WIN Tickets for Sky Blues v Man Utd.			233