Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'Benefits' in child TV. |
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114 |
| 'DON'T BLOCK CITADEL IN 'PLEA; Salvation Army chiefs worried about development. |
Hambridge, Karen |
|
319 |
| 1,000 oppose power station. |
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|
154 |
| A topless model not showing its age...; MOTORING. |
Smith, Stewart |
|
386 |
| Accolade for the tidy city centre; STREET TEAMS WIN CREDIT FOR CLEARING 'DAILY MOUNDS OF LITTER'. |
Hart, Nigel |
|
217 |
| Adders are facing big challenge; FOOTBALL. |
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|
140 |
| Air extravaganza ready for take-off. |
Steedman, Josie |
|
446 |
| AMEC signs deal with BNFL. |
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|
160 |
| Appeal goes out to boost holiday blood supplies. |
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|
214 |
| Arctic wildlife 'is at risk'. |
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|
116 |
| ART and exhibitions. |
Bell, Lucy |
|
233 |
| ARTIST PORTRAYS POPE FROM MEMORY; Surprise letter from the Vatican. |
Ewing, Richard |
|
283 |
| BACK THE EVENING TELEGRAPH AND WIN. |
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|
87 |
| Backing for firms' refusal. |
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|
110 |
| Baddesley close in on leaders Dordon; BOWLS. |
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|
182 |
| Bands' tribute to reggae star Brown. |
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|
193 |
| Beef ban call to Germans; They are playing politics, says angry Euro MP. |
Scott, Fiona |
|
286 |
| Bees take on Panthers in Shield semis; SPEEDWAY. |
Berry, Mike |
|
197 |
| Bike thieves leave boys stranded. |
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|
187 |
| Bikers breeze in for best Bash yet. |
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|
189 |
| Bosses offered last chance to beat bug. |
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|
162 |
| BRIAN ANDERSEN: It's gating worse in my GP campaign; SPEEDWAY. |
Andersen, Brian |
|
505 |
| Burglar nailed by cigarette butt. |
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|
191 |
| Butts aiming to break through; RUGBY UNION: WARM-UP TO THE NEW CAMPAIGN. |
Wilkinson, John |
|
718 |
| Celebrate market week. |
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|
80 |
| Charity shop in need of more volunteers; WORKFORCE NEEDS TO BE DOUBLED AS DONATIONS AND TRADE INCREASE. |
Kukuruzovic, Simon |
|
292 |
| Child unit hit by staff shortage. |
Pring, John |
|
321 |
| CINEMA: It's a Funnie old; WORLD; GO2. |
Wood, Michael |
|
327 |
| CINEMA: TUNING up for a hit; GO2. |
Cunningham, Catherine |
|
378 |
| Coins to mark the eclipse of the sun. |
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|
149 |
| COMPLAINTS are the sounds of summer. |
McCONKEY, ALISON |
|
741 |
| COUNTRY: City date for top foursome; GO2. |
Stuart, Frances |
|
214 |
| Coventry is on the threshold of a dream; SKY BLUES' FUTURISTIC STADIUM IS A STEP TOWARDS BECOMING A REALITY - AND IT COULD BE THE MOST IMPRESSIVE SOCCER ARENA IN THE WORLD. |
Hopker, Antony |
|
899 |
| Cover-up for park workers. |
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|
101 |
| Customs success on tax evasion. |
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|
140 |
| Dairy wins round of trade battle. |
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|
187 |
| DANGERMAN; Marian Pahars; FOOTBALL. |
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|
179 |
| Darren won't ask for move - agent; FOOTBALL. |
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|
199 |
| Delight as path petition pays off; SAFER WALK TO SCHOOL AS COUNCIL PROMISES WORK WILL BE DONE OVER HOLIDAY. |
Hart, Nigel |
|
279 |
| Double for Darley; RACING. |
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|
167 |
| Drive time for fans. |
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|
82 |
| Driver made off without paying. |
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|
121 |
| Duo return to boost Boro cause; FOOTBALL. |
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|
301 |
| Editor joins the board. |
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|
102 |
| Efforts to secure soldiers' release. |
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|
96 |
| Ellen, 20, is a star at Leamington; BOWLS. |
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|
129 |
| England take the slow road; CRICKET: SPOTLIGHT ON THE THIRD TEST AT OLD TRAFFORD. |
Hodgson, Myles |
|
487 |
| Entrepreneur looks forward to net profit. |
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|
110 |
| Event throws light on care for pets. |
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|
193 |
| Ex-pub site set for a new future; pounds 1M HEALTH CENTRE WILL BRING SERVICES NEARER TO THE COMMUNITY. |
Steedman, Josie |
|
231 |
| Face-lift for rail station; pounds 1m SCHEME FOR LISTED BUILDING HAILED AS BOOST FOR CITY'S IMAGE. |
Taylor, Ernest |
|
539 |
| FAMILY LAW. |
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|
504 |
| Fancy a run in Big Apple? |
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|
140 |
| Farmer told:You cannot live here. |
Hutson, Andy |
|
265 |
| Fast Cats nothing new in racing; MOTORING. |
Smith, Stewart |
|
425 |
| Father Garry comes home. |
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|
223 |
| Flap over a fleeing vulture. |
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|
125 |
| Flower power for children. |
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|
151 |
| FOLK: Steamchicken finally hatches album; GO2. |
Willow, Pete |
|
274 |
| Friends' gift may save lives. |
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|
151 |
| Frying tonight with Disney. |
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|
120 |
| Fun for squaws and braves. |
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|
108 |
| Gala snares the 'Great Escaper'. |
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|
165 |
| Garden for all to pitch into. |
Hargrave, Paul |
|
237 |
| Gary upbeat as aid mission to Kosovo is delayed. |
Kukuruzovic, Simon |
|
268 |
| Grant keeps charity bus on road. |
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|
242 |
| Greenbacks likely to field their best side; FOOTBALL. |
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|
152 |
| Greenbelt row. |
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|
177 |
| Greyhound family needs new home. |
Cunningham, Catherine |
|
249 |
| Guildhall plan brings city's history to life; IMPRESSED COUNCILLORS APPROVE pounds 113,000 MULTI-MEDIA SCHEME. |
Pring, John |
|
290 |
| Harris double rocks England; CRICKET: SPOTLIGHT ON THE THIRD TEST AT OLD TRAFFORD. |
Hodgson, Myles |
|
480 |
| Health plea to dog owners. |
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|
151 |
| High-flying Quinn tops 100 mark; RACING. |
Carr, David |
|
473 |
| Homes firms set up for transfer. |
Scott, Fiona |
|
241 |
| I WANT TO STAY AT CITY; FOOTBALL: Huckerby dismisses transfer talk. |
Turner, Andy |
|
471 |
| Ideas call goes out to traders. |
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|
133 |
| IN THE COURTS; Driver, 48 in breath test defiance jailed. |
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|
474 |
| Indian film star in city. |
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|
124 |
| Indian Lodge can grab glory; RACING. |
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|
984 |
| Jaguar appoints a new style supremo. |
Motoring, STEWART SMITH |
|
258 |
| JAZZ: A real COUP DE GRASS; GO2. |
Caldwell, Bob |
|
250 |
| JAZZ: The great sounds of the Duke; GO2: REVIEW. |
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|
256 |
| Kososan saved by city surgeon. |
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|
162 |
| Last remnant of recession. |
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|
91 |
| Leave on time for eclipse show. |
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|
157 |
| LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS. |
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|
1317 |
| Look out for Gaelic groups. |
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|
81 |
| Manor Park benefit match for brave goakeeper Dale Belford; FOOTBALL. |
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|
276 |
| Martin takes a break from Kosovo. |
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|
129 |
| Medicines from China are a hit; SHOPPERS INTRIGUED AS ANCIENT ORIENTAL REMEDIES GO ON SALE. |
Diver, Krysia |
|
311 |
| Men fare better in sickness league. |
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|
94 |
| Mercy-dash ambulance survives crash. |
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|
254 |
| Merger with US company secures 100 jobs. |
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185 |
| Mini's naked ad run off TV. |
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|
147 |
| Mix-up over 'false start' call; RACING. |
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|
188 |
| MONEY WATCH. |
Ltd, BRYAN FISHER Of Berkeley Financial Planning |
|
661 |
| Monty fights back to overhaul Broadhurst; GOLF: SPOTLIGHT ON THE VOLVO SCANDINAVIAN MASTERS. |
Silver, Neil |
|
596 |
| Moon is ready to keep rising; RACING. |
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|
343 |
| Neale's role in last show. |
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|
112 |
| Neighbours object to plans for day nursery; PLANNERS RECOMMEND TODDLERS' CENTRE DESPITE NOISE AND TRAFFIC FEARS. |
Keay, Rebecca |
|
378 |
| New dawn for Sky Blues and the whole city; COMMENT. |
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|
155 |
| Nicola's slim effort helps hospital. |
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|
185 |
| ON THE DRAWING BOARD; New use plan for centre. |
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|
149 |
| On the look for the Irish. |
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|
84 |
| Parents' anger at kerb crawlers. |
Steedman, Josie |
|
270 |
| Parrot talk, by Cleese. |
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166 |
| Party time to aid NSPCC. |
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122 |
| Police hunt lorry after cyclist dies. |
Evans, Steve |
|
214 |
| POLLUTION WATCH. |
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182 |
| Post office is back for villagers; DELIGHT AS BUSINESSWOMAN TAKES UP CHALLENGE. |
Hargrave, Paul |
|
260 |
| Postmistress in stitches to win. |
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|
131 |
| pounds 100m rail station project welcomed; PASSENGERS INSIST: 'THE SOONER THE BETTER' FOR HUGE PROJECT TO SPEED UP SERVICES. |
Barratt, Claire |
|
590 |
| pounds 300m scheme to speed up the trains. |
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|
137 |
| Prompt move makes the way safer. |
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236 |
| Radio tower deal to benefit players; WORRIES FROM SOME BUT CASH FROM SUBLETTING WILL BUY LIGHTS. |
Hambridge, Karen |
|
281 |
| READER HOLIDAYS; Head for the sun on a long winter break. |
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|
289 |
| Red light to convert farm. |
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148 |
| RELIEF AS FEWER HOMES BURGLED; Police say some youths still cause problems. |
Tolfts, Lisa |
|
356 |
| Richard KEYS: Sky Blues Moustapha high hopes with new Moroccans on board!; FOOTBALL. |
KEYS, Richard |
|
393 |
| ROCK: Pot of gold holds nine albums; GO2. |
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|
303 |
| ROCK: SHINING; light on drab pop; GO2. |
Poole, Alan |
|
448 |
| Rose triumphs - with help from Rita; ANGLING. |
Armstrong, Pat |
|
727 |
| Saints can't stop sinning in season's first fixture; Hope for City as Southampton haven't won on the first day for 12 years. |
Turner, Andy |
|
651 |
| Scott gets into swing of things; CRICKET. |
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|
136 |
| Sir Paul to host radio shows. |
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|
179 |
| Skip looks so much nicer, now. |
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|
166 |
| SKY BLUE STADIUM'S BIG KICK-OFF; On the eve of the soccer season, work begins on Coventry's spectacular pounds 145m new arena. |
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|
162 |
| Slicing up city crossroads; KEY ELEMENT IN PHOENIX INITIATIVE GETS THE GO-AHEAD. |
Scott, Fiona |
|
312 |
| Slip road closed for emergency repair. |
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|
135 |
| Special invitation; POLICE LAUNCH MAJOR RECRUITMENT DRIVE. |
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|
191 |
| SPLASHING OUT on some summer fun; IT'S THE SUMMER HOLIDAYS AND THE BEST WAY TO COOL DOWN AND HAVE A GREAT TIME IS TO MAKE RIPPLES AT COVENTRY SPORTS AND LEISURE CENTRE. |
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|
353 |
| Sporting aid for appeal. |
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|
88 |
| Star line-up in firm's season. |
Ewing, Richard |
|
326 |
| Summer crusade. |
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|
80 |
| Super Broady equals Malmo course record; GOLF: SPOTLIGHT ON THE VOLVO SCANDINAVIAN MASTERS. |
Silver, Neil |
|
569 |
| THE LIMIT: COCOON, THE PLANET, AUGUST 3.; GO2. |
Watson, Randy |
|
150 |
| THE LIMIT: GIVE your ears a workout; GO2:TO THE GROUND. |
Parker, Chris |
|
543 |
| THE LIMIT: GRAVITY AT CRAZY DAIZY'S, STRETTON-ON-DUNSMORE.; GO2. |
Watson, Randy |
|
152 |
| THE LIMIT: Sakari Oramo SET for season; GO2. |
Mackenzie, Jenny |
|
652 |
| THE LIMIT: Town's nightlife needs new direction; GO2. |
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|
290 |
| The sun has got its hat on. |
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|
137 |
| THEATRE: ACCENT on village life; GO2. |
Mcmullen, Marion |
|
567 |
| Three held in city drugsswoop. |
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|
156 |
| Town holiday for Chernobyl victims. |
Hutson, Andrew |
|
251 |
| Traffic could ruin eclipse experience; MOTORING. |
Smith, Stewart |
|
172 |
| Trolleys carry a health warning. |
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|
200 |
| TV star role for Chloe. |
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|
133 |
| TV; TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS. |
McMULLEN, MARION |
|
328 |
| Two cleared of assault charge. |
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|
291 |
| Two people badly hurt in car crash. |
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|
86 |
| United given new Cup idea; FOOTBALL NEWS. |
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|
217 |
| VIDEOS: LOVE in the nineties; GO2. |
Cain, Tara |
|
369 |
| Volcano isle looks for university help; CITY SCIENTISTS HOPE FOR GOVERNMENT FINANCE FOR REBUILDING. |
Forster, Mark |
|
244 |
| Wardens want repeat; CRICKET. |
Wilson, Michelle |
|
321 |
| Way clear for start on Phoenix. |
Scott, Fiona |
|
372 |
| We're fitter and raring to go, says Strachan; FOOTBALL. |
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|
255 |
| Win free show tickets. |
|
|
157 |
| WIN PRIZE GUYS!; 24 LUCKY READERS WILL CELEBRATE - THANKS TO GENEROUS RETAIL MARKET TRADERS. |
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|
401 |
| WIN tickets to see Mickey Blue Eyes. |
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|
196 |
| Woman escapes jail after garage thefts. |
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|
202 |
| Yaris given added punch; MOTORING. |
Smith, Stewart |
|
172 |
| Yes, it really IS the Butlin Road ground; FANS WON'T RECOGNISE THE NEW-LOOK VENUE, SAYS VS CHAIRMAN. |
Gibbons, Duncan |
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269 |
August 6, 1999
