Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (August 2, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Don't buy a bunny' appeal.			99
'Don't make us face trauma'.	Hopker, Antony		262
Anger over toilet locked door.			159
Arson theory after blaze.			89
Ashby's last-gasp clincher; BOWLS: ACTION FROM THE WARWICKSHIRE CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALS AT RUGBY.	Oliver, Greg		650
Attack man is jailed for five years.			199
AUTO TRADER BRITISH TOURING CAR CHAMPIONSHIP.			127
Awards boost for Chamber.	Smith, Stewart		275
BACK THE EVENING TELEGRAPH AND WIN.			87
Barn's in line for a top award.			85
BEAUTIFUL; THE JUDGING TAKES ONLY ONE DAY BUT LEAMINGTON FEELS THE BENEFITS OF THIS WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF TUBS, HANGING BASKETS AND WINDOW BOXES FOR MANY WEEKS.	Keay, Rebecca		323
Bid to record a life on the tiles; CHILDREN INVITED TO USE RECLAIMED MATERIALS AS A CANVAS.	Kukuruzovic, Simon		369
Black strikes for Bedworth; FOOTBALL.			120
Blair hears OAPs' plea.			129
BLOOMING BEAUTIFUL; FLOWERS EVERYWHERE YOU TURN - AND A CREDIT TO EVERYONE, SAY CONTEST ORGANISERS, AS GARDENS SET TO BE JUDGED.	Hutson, Andy		228
BLOOMING BEAUTIFUL; THE JUDGING TAKES ONLY ONE DAY BUT NUNEATON AND BEDWORTH FEEL THE BENEFITS OF THIS WONDERFUL DISPLAY FOR MANY WEEKS.	Parrish, Rachel		470
Blow to Beeb as Des Lynam defects to ITV.			223
Breaking point for Hill and Jordan?; MOTOR RACING.			151
C&NW's fine run halted; CRICKET: BIRMINGHAM LEAGUE.			311
Caribbean fun in the sun; A TOTALLY TROPICAL FEEL ARRIVED AT THE MEMORIAL PARK AT THE WEEKEND WHEN THE SIXTH CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL FILLED THE AIR WITH SWEET SOUNDS AND DELICIOUS AROMAS.			451
Cars gutted in stadium blaze.			118
Cash boost to keep appeal on the move.			104
CASH CUT FEAR FOR ST CROSS HOSPITAL; Group set to pull annual contract.	Tolfts, Lisa		239
Charity box thief given away by coppers.			301
Charter sets out council pledges.			144
Child safety moves backed.			153
Community teams share in windfall; pounds 25,000 CHARITY CASH DONATED TO MORE THAN A DOZEN GROUPS.	Diver, Krysia		293
Concern over state of pitches; PLEDGE THAT THEY WILL BE READY FOR FOOTBALL SEASON.			307
Council pledges.			117
CVs must make the grade, too.			133
Davis destroys Essex; CRICKET.			206
Dawn alert as boiler stolen.			85
Design challenge goes worldwide; COMPETITION WILL AIM TO FIND BEST WAY FORWARD FOR TOWN CENTRE.	Wilde, James		279
Diabetic jockey Lower to call it a day; RACING.			437
DJs in charity event.			82
Donna wins top student award.			171
Drama at the castle.			92
DUCROS DEBUT DELIGHT; FOOTBALL: Ex-City man close to decision.	Brown, Derek		378
Dwyer star to blow rivals away; RACING.	Pratt, Robert		366
Expert help.			84
Exposed on video - PC in CS gas shame; COMPLAINTS UPHELD OVER OFFICER WHO WENT OVERBOARD IN KEBAB TAKEAWAY.	Pring, John		342
Fallon loses last ride for Cecil; RACING.			269
Familiar faces returned.			158
Farm raiders left in lurch by driver.			238
Farm raiders were left in lurch.			281
Fears over paternity leave.			122
Ferguson: Why I turned down pounds 40,000 bung for Kanchelskis; FOOTBALL.	Jones, David		464
FIRE CHIEFS' PLEA AS SUN SPARKS CHAOS; Rush of calls to firefighters.	Wilde, James		254
FIREFIGHTERS ON RED ALERT; Number of fire calls trebles.	Evans, Steve		328
Foggy eclipsed by hot-shot Edwards; MOTOR CYCLE RACING.			325
Fun for kiddies on and off the river.			140
Fund-raising help.			90
Gala fun prompts procession plan.	Evans, Steve		346
Geriatric pedal organ out of puff.			236
Getting a taste of life in big college.			127
Gloucester setting sights on the treble; CRICKET.			379
Gollob sees red at ref!; SPEEDWAY: THE BRITISH GRAND PRIX AT BRANDON.	Berry, Mike		909
Have a ball!			105
Heroin user returns toprison.			245
Hick joins England batsmen on trial; CRICKET: SELECTORS TAKING A GAMBLE WITH VITAL TEST SQUAD.	Hodgson, Myles		464
Hillary on Bill's 'desire to please'.			167
Hinckley take on big boys; FOOTBALL.			83
HIV cases still rising.			177
Hoddle had ability but not the experience; FOOTBALL.			188
Home tie for board.			83
Hoping for a full house.			92
Horse sense talk.			160
House's elegant past revealed; MUSEUM CURATOR UNCOVERS PHOTOS OF PIONEERING DOCTOR'S HOME.	Parrish, Rachel		335
Hundreds die in head-on train crash; Reports say 1,000 injured.			253
IN THE COURTS; Thief who wasted his chance jailed.			710
Inquiry into road killer man.			163
Irvine savours a double first; FORMULA ONE: THE GERMAN GRAND PRIX AT HOCKENHEIM.	Gordon, Ian		468
Jailed man 'consumed by heroin'.			242
Journal paints picture of town in past.			152
Kanu shows Arsenal that there is life; after Anelka as United taste defeat; FOOTBALL; ARSENAL 2 MAN UTD 1.	Bradley, Mark		672
KOSOVO REFUGEE APPEAL; Children the focus for new cash drive; Hardship puts mental strain on the young.	Cunningham, Catherine		391
LEADER; Scheme to make pubs safer deserves to succeed; COMMENT.			153
Leeds hope for Hasselbaink; FOOTBALL.			183
LETTERS; YOUR VIEWS.			1024
Lightning blacks out village homes.			104
Lions need riders for their donkeys.			202
Loss of boat show not on agenda.			89
Maguire ready to sign up with Murphy; RACING.			427
Man quizzed over sexual assaults.			185
Man's eyes injured in attack on bridge.			164
MARC MINGLES WITH ROYALTY.			151
Market rent deal likely to remain.			151
MAUREEN ON MONDAY; Why we let the dog woof down the cat's breakfast.	Spring, Maureen		593
McAllister set to make kick-off; FOOTBALL.			128
Miracle man Clarke goes six strokes clear; GOLF.			524
Monica hurt in motorway crash.			100
More gays turn to Relate.			179
Mugging victim's terror in street.			328
Mugging victim's terror in street; ATTACKER JUST RELEASED FROM PRISON BACK BEHIND BARS.			331
New bid to clean up litter.			106
New face at Centro.			84
New schoolchoice appeal system.			162
New thrust to cut drink driving.			177
Nissan easy does it for the Primera twins; AUTO TRADER BRITISH TOURING CAR CHAMPIONSHIP: YESTERDAY'S ACTION FROM THRUXTON.	Poole, Alan		497
NSPCC issues summer alert.			235
ON THIS DAY.			101
Over 50s are targeted in new scheme.			135
Parents' gripes on school choice.	Forster, Mark		261
Park puts on a green show.			90
People urged to have a say on disabled issues.			93
Pets grab a pizza the action.			141
Postcodes shape women's lives.			179
pounds 175,000 lifeline for poor of Peru.	Gibbons, Duncan		280
RACING.			191
Rail and leisure bus link for three towns; SHUTTLE SERVICE AIMS TO ENCOURAGE SPORT AND CUT SHORT CAR JOURNEYS.	Wilde, James		334
READER HOLIDAYS.			99
Rickardsson rules on night of drama.	Berry, Mike		198
Rowdies facing lock-out in pub scheme; AS SUMMER DRINK-DRIVE CAMPAIGN IS LAUNCHED, LANDLORDS UNVEIL NEW WEAPON.	Hopker, Antony		830
Rules on class sizes announced.			141
Saint goes marching in!			137
Sales rep in order scam.			144
Security beefed up for mum's deadly little babies.			116
SIZZLING CITY IS HOTTER THAN IBIZA!; Experts warn sun bathers to take extra care.	Summers, Kathryn		347
Staff have head for heights and figures.			133
Star cars of past and future.			137
Stoute shrugs it off after Stevens quits; RACING.	Carr, David		362
Straw orders new recruit campaign; DRIVE TO ATTRACT MORE BLACK AND ASIAN FIREFIGHTERS.	Hargrave, Paul		362
Tall story kicks off fun for summer.			90
Teenagers ready for a taste of adventure; EXCHANGE TRIPS AIM TO FOSTER INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING.	Education, Mark Forster		266
Tesco sparks phones battle.	Hart, Nigel		227
The family loss that led to Carol's life-saving campaign.	McCONKEY, ALISON		1288
Ton up week at the market.			120
Topping-out for new-look family store.			129
Towncrime spree in the heat.			138
Tricksters take OAP's cash.			91
TV: TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS.	McMULLEN, MARION		377
Vehicles gutted in blaze at car park.			126
Veto on estate stays in place; HUGE LEGAL BILL IN BATTLE TO BLOCK HOMES.	Wilde, James		274
Veto on takeaway counter.			196
We salute you, Ma'am.			338
Welfare rights theme to meeting.			93
Wenger doesn't want Whelan say City; FOOTBALL.			162
WHY I HAD TO SIGN UP NORMANN; FOOTBALL: Strachan hails Norwegian's ability and hunger.	Turner, Andy		360
Woman cashier in dawn gun ordeal; Petrol station raider escapes with pounds 200.			250
Wonderful display of people working together; COMMENT.			164
Work marks start of a healthier future; NEW pounds 1m CENTRE WILL PROVIDE 'CAMOUFLAGED' SERVICE FOR ASIAN COMMUNITY.	Steedman, Josie		331
York brings in fixture switches; RACING.			200
Youngsters on board for fun.			97