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Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (July 9, 1999)

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Title Author Type Words
'School treasure' gets teacher award. Barratt, Claire 294
'Superstar' given a colourful welcome. 198
50 years tending the flock. 143
A splashing time at the canalside; ORGANISERS HOPE CHILDREN'S SUMMER EVENT IS BEST YET. McMULLEN, MARION 266
Afro-caribbean arts cash chance. 105
Any questions at council meeting? Evans, Steve 230
ART AND EXHIBITIONS. 322
ART DREAM IS BACK ON TRACK; College may buy gallery building. Ewing, Richard 192
Artist's work creates a storm. 123
Back the Telegraph and win. 89
Basketball chance. 122
Bees land 11th win on the trot; SPEEDWAY. Berry, Mike 235
Big Cat in US sales sensation. Williams, Alison 155
Birthday TREATS TREATS; GO 2: Theatre. McMULLEN, MARION 458
Boy, 14 hit by van mirror. 116
Brian ANDERSEN Column; I'm looking for a change in luck - quickly. ANDERSEN, Brian 449
British Grand Prix; motor racing. 262
Brittain takes charge; RACING. 273
Bursar role falls to varsity man. 87
Carrot for nurses to return. 143
Chief wants skills help; BUSINESS REPORT. 100
Childminder jailed over GBH to baby; AS A COVENTRY WOMAN IS FOUND GUILTY OF CAUSING DAMAGE TO A BABY IN HER CARE EXPERTS ASSESS HOW SUCH TRAGEDIES CAN BE AVOIDED. 1737
CINEMA: New breed of war HERO; GO2. Wood, Michael 513
Cipollini wins second successive Tour stage; Cycling: TOUR DE FRANCE. 189
City Farm in plea for funds. Wilson, Lucy 259
CLASSICAL: The new face of OPERA; GO2. Mackenzie, Jenny 737
Coastal barrier wildlife threat. 98
Collectors to push boat out. 126
College craft talent on show. 83
Complaints against police double. 228
Condom street sales go-ahead; COUNCILLORS UNANIMOUSLY VOTE TO SCRAP BY-LAW. Wilson, Lucy 367
COUNTRY: Fivesome hit the HIGH notes!; GO2. Stuart, Frances 232
Couple leave imprint. 117
Cov sign england starlets; RUGBY UNION. 242
COVENTRY without the HIPPODROME; A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF HOW THE PHOENIX INITIATIVE WILL TRANSFORM THE CITY CENTRE. Scott, Fiona 838
Crash man on drink charge. 133
Customer service contest launched. 265
Dad-to-be dies in crash; DRIVER HELD AFTER CAR CAREERS INTO NIGHT CLUBBERS. 337
Damon determined to go out in style; FORMULA ONE: EMOTIONAL SEND-OFF GUARANTEED FOR FANS' FAVOURITE. Gordon, Ian 494
Dancers to put Smile on. 111
Di's resting place wins tourism title; ALTHORP ESTATE IS NAMED AS VISITOR ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR. Cuthbertson, Hayley 269
Doctors claim sun is good for us. 208
Doolan mouth lands him on the till. 116
FAMILY LAW; Claim cut for 'no seatbelt'. 582
Firebrand Mondeo a fast Ford; MOTORING. 344
Firefighters' hike helps young people. 118
Fishing secrets being given to tiddlers. 167
FOLK: MODERN Faerytale; GO2. Willow, Pete 269
Fun day at the races is on the cards. 193
General's stolen car found. 121
Get up and go this holiday. 161
Gipsies move on as convoy arrives elsewhere; RELIEF AT RUGBY CLUB AS GOSFORD GREEN RESIDENTS REPORT PROBLEMS. Cunningham, Catherine 319
GM food demo on foot. 87
Group blows its trumpet; SPECIAL DAY FOR LITTLE KNOWN CHARITY. Kukuruzovic, Simon 289
HAYES THE FIRST TEST; Football. Brown, Derek 329
Heidfeld tipped to replace Hill; motor racing. 159
Heidi's palace takes the cake! 162
Here comes 2000. 542
Hike helps young people. 122
Hinckley lift Hilditch Trophy. 166
Hit and run man was over the limit. 242
Hit the return button. 91
Homes charity in plea for gifts. 207
Hotel shops scheme provokes an outcry; LANDMARK BUILDING SHOULD BE PRESERVED, SAY PENSIONERS. Ewing, Richard 309
Hussain: Gough will play if fit; CRICKET: ENGLAND FACE SELECTION DILEMMA AFTER ALEX TUDOR'S FIRST TEST HEROICS. 383
Impressive introduction of Nothing; GO 2: Rock. Poole, Alan 88
In brief; MOTORING. 153
IN THE COURTS; Probation for man after catalogue of car crimes. 575
In-form duo in plate final; Cricket. 97
JAZZ: Baker's dozen keep that British feel; GO2. 183
JAZZ: What a way to CELEBRATE; GO2. Caldwell, Bob 301
Jobs offer at LDV plant; BUSINESS REPORT. 100
Jones and Gane reach the finals; Equestrianism. Healey, Kate 232
Karl KRAFTS a new sound; GO 2: Rock. Poole, Alan 611
Kearns bounces back to land Nuneaton crown; NUNEATON SPORT: DEREK BROWN'S ROUND-UP OF THE TOP LOCAL ACTION: GOLF. Brown, Derek 432
Knifepoint robbery terror for motorist; MAN FORCED TO WITHDRAW CASH AFTER GANG LEAP INTO HIS CAR. Wilde, James 370
Landlords' link to thwart trouble. Hopker, Antony 221
Language teacher picks up top award. 105
Leisure complex gives area a lift; DEVELOPERS SHOW INTEREST IN BUILDINGS NEAR NEW ARENA. Hargrave, Paul 157
LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS. 1273
Life with a fast name . . .; BUSINESS REPORT. 104
Lions' share-out gives baby unit pounds 1,500 boost; GROUP'S CHARITY EFFORTS FUND VITAL PIECE OF EQUIPMENT FOR HOSPITAL. Steedman, Josie 241
LUCKY NUMBERS. 90
Man hurt in street robbery. 108
Man left suicide note for police. 139
Memorial find leads to further questions; VIVIENNE SAYS DISCOVERY IS BRILLIANT NEWS BUT IS ALSO UPSET BY 'DOUBLE INSULT'. Kukurozovic, Simon 472
Metallica's Big Day Out; GO 2: Rock. Poole, Alan 96
More job cuts for car workers; BUSINESS REPORT. Williams, Alison 262
Motorist taken on knifepoint terror ride. 228
Mum Bernadette joins the hip parade. 273
New ideas taken on board. 191
Nissan aims to cut car sickness; MOTORING. 88
Now it's actor Frank. 96
O'Brien quits as Alveston boss. 134
Officials hit back over 2000 bug rap. 177
ON THIS DAY. 92
Orangemen angry over parade ban. 99
Parnevik's puzzle puts paid to his putting; GOLF. 403
PAUL DALE; STRAIGHT TALKING; Major affront to the rule of law. Dale, Paul 514
Pensioner, 85, is victim of pounds 6,000 con trick. 192
Photo mix-up stuns Jane; RACING. 237
Plea on animal death toll. 80
Police complaints double over year. 220
Police stun Grendon; BOWLS: SATURDAY LEAGUE SPOTLIGHT. 219
Postmaster hurt in raid. 181
pounds 20,000 boost for millennium plans; FLAMING BEACON AND FLOWER FESTIVAL WILL ADD TO THE CELEBRATIONS. Gibbons, Duncan 321
Preview tour for school'snew head. 137
Price fix rap for Volvo; BUSINESS REPORT. 114
Pulling together for charity. 114
Pupils' foreign phase. 117
Pupils' holiday launch. 111
Raid at old folk's flats. 88
Raiders target luxury hotel. 144
READER HOLIDAYS; Take a break in charming Jersey. 221
REBIRTH OF THE CITY CENTRE; Revealed - the fabulous Phoenix Initiative designs which MUST silence the critics. 351
Record figures hope for festival. 223
RELIVE HENDRIX LIVE AT WOODSTOCK; GO 2: Rock. Poole, Alan 169
Rogue traders target elderly homes. 165
Role for firms in homes group; BUSINESS REPORT. 254
Saddle up for family racing day. 183
Safety tips for cyclists. 113
Sales hope for five-door Accord; MOTORING. 196
School finds new centre. 179
School to put porn scandal in past; HUNT FOR NEW MAN AT KING HENRY VIII TO REPLACE DISGRACED HEAD TEACHER. Cunningham, Catherine 250
Scobie plays way to semis; Bowls. 182
Sensational Hancock has the fans dancing. 343
SKY BLUES SILENT ON HADJI DEAL; FOOTBALL: City out to avoid another Jarni fiasco. Wilson, Michelle 366
Smile day for caring groups. 106
Star Kinane snapped up for Pet ride; RACING. Carr, David 301
Stratford step out of the spotlight; Cricket. 220
Struck-off lawyer loses appeal. 248
Success at last for Plenderleith; BOWLS: THE NUNEATON MERIT PLUS SATURDAY LEAGUE SPOTLIGHT. 244
Summer activities lined up for children. 134
Summer campaign on contraception; TRAVELLERS URGED TO PICK UP 'PASSPORT' WITH PROTECTED SEX MESSAGE. Hall, Paula 326
Susan's on song for school's sports appeal. 172
Take a look at the other side. 151
Take Tissifer to make up for unlucky Ascot defeat; RACING. 743
Take your place in the cockpit. 176
Temps' training offer; BUSINESS REPORT. 108
THE LIMIT: LIVE; and kicking; GO2: TO THE GROUND. Crutchlow, Dayle 417
THE LIMIT: THE SUPERHEROES/NEW ELECTRICS THE COLOSSEUM, JULY 3; GO2. Morgan, Annette; Crutchlow, Dayle 339
THE LIMIT: ZANZIBAR NUNEATON, SATURDAY JUNE 26; GO2. Crutchlow, Dayle 293
THEATRE: Birthday TREATS TREATS; GO2. McMULLEN, MARION 460
THEATRE: Jo's cooking up a PLOT; GO2. McMULLEN, MARION 562
Thief escapes after chase. 186
TOWN PET RESCUER OUT IN THE COLD. Tolfts, Lisa 240
Traders told: There's no carnival fete. 128
Transport museum gets pounds 20,000 boost; CASH WILL BE SPENT ON MAKING DISPLAYS EVEN MORE EXCITING. Hart, Nigel 194
Tree crash rips down phone lines. 85
Tributes to former boss of Chamber; BUSINESS LEADER DIES AT THE AGE OF 66 AFTER SHORT ILLNESS. Williams, Alison 293
TV; TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS. McMULLEN, MARION 350
Two girls 'grabbed bymanin bushes'. 127
VIDEOS: ENEMY number one; GO2. Cain, Tara 596
Wakes festival revived. 153
Warning follows sun claims. 261
Warning on drive work gang. 218
Warning on rogue tarmac gangs. 219
We don't mind the wait - you have to expect this in casualty; PATIENT BY NAME, PATIENT BY NATURE . . . WHY DELAYS ARE A FACT OF LIFE IN GEORGE ELIOT HOSPITAL'S ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT. Hambridge, Karen 1229
Well done, says MP. 101
Wenger putting boot into United; FOOTBALL: ARSENAL BOSS JOINS CONDEMNATION OF UNITED FA CUP EXIT. Bradley, Mark 352
Whitehead pulls off sprint coup; SWIMMING: 50m BRITISH TITLE VICTORY FOR BULKINGTON SWIMMER. 383
Why I went back to the scene of my holiday nightmare; A COVENTRY TEACHER GOES BACK TO TURKEY WHERE THREE YEARS AGO, A GUNMAN TURNED HIS LIFE UPSIDE DOWN. McMULLEN, MARION 910
Widows' leader taking tea at Palace. 146
WIN a cosy sofa bed worth pounds 560. 249
Woman-beater behind bars; MAN JAILED FOR FOUR YEARS 'TO PROTECT PUBLIC'. Hart, Nigel 421
YOU'RE NOT FORGOTTEN JOHN... Kukurusovic, Simon 172
Youth 'not interested' in good works club. Steedman, Josie 338

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