Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (May 1, 1999)

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Title	Author	Words
'Lucky' pair survive crash.		81
300th anniversary spectacle planned; Thousands to attend Sikh festival.	Summers, Kathryn	251
A cut above the rest; HOW TO MOW, FEED AND WATER YOUR LAWN SO IT REMAINS VERDANT AND LUSH IN THE DRIEST OF HEATWAVES.	Boenish, George	1483
A rightful resting place for Bisset the entrepreneur.		147
A walk on the WILDE SIDE; Flags fly for good reasons.	Wilde, James	489
Anne's job is child's play!; THE SUCCESSFUL WARWICKSHIRE BUSINESSWOMAN WHOSE INSPIRATION GAVE THE WORLD THE TELETUBBIES.	McMULLEN, MARION	1124
Author set for deal to help charity; NOVEL'S PROCEEDS WILL GO TO CHILDLINE - IF PUBLISHERS SAY YES.	Harris, Alan	320
Awards for crime fighters.		138
Ay up it's EVANS; Signs of change for a better future.	Evans, Steve	493
Baggies boys are back; FOOTBALL.		178
Bank holiday double-header launches club programme.		89
Baseball bat attacker jailed; Petrol terror for former fiancee.	Hargrave, Paul	329
Bears put to the sword by Ilott; CRICKET.	Rogers, John	430
Bees pick up first away win; SPEEDWAY: Belle Vue 43 Coventry 47.	Berry, Mike	312
BILLY'S BACK FOR BEES; SPEEDWAY: Hamill's set to return.	Berry, Mike	243
BOMB CARNAGE: FOUR MEN HELD; Two dead, others 'critical' after gay bar blast.	Walker, Peter	418
BORO TO TARGET TOP TRIO; FOOTBALL.	Brown, Derek	367
Brass and jazz mark mining history; UNUSUAL PARTNERSHIP FOR CITY CENTRE CONCERT WITH POSITIVE THEME.	Hopker, Antony	262
Burglar 'under threat' is jailed.		154
Celebrating an important year.		267
Challenge by peace party.	Hopker, Antony	290
Clearer view of game for fan Rose; MEET-THE-STARS 80th BIRTHDAY TREAT FOR LOYAL FOLLOWER AFTER EYE OP.	Goulden, Barbara	526
Count the days away at club.		164
COUNTRY WALK; Distant view of lakeside.	Weston, Ron	350
Cov fighter is shunned; BOXING.	Marshall, Brian	100
Crime drive on a plate.		184
Delight as school makes the grade.		159
Drink-driver escapes jail; OVER-LIMIT STUDENT CRASHED INTO POLICEMAN'S CAR.	Cunningham, Catherine	272
Driver in suicide bid lands in prison.		228
Evatt winning friends at TV giants HBO; BOXING.	Mee, Bob	94
GARDENING: ASK GEORGE: POTS of ideas!; MAKE SURE YOU USE THE RIGHT CONTAINERS WHEN JAZZING UP YOUR GARDEN.	Boenish, George	1508
Gardens on a budget; GARDENING SPRING SHOW.		259
Getting so hard to put on good fights; BOXING.	MEE, Bob	357
Greatest of the greats; FOOTBALL: TO ALL ENGLISHMEN SIR ALF RAMSEY WAS THE BEST MANAGER IN HISTORY.	Malley, Frank	948
Gs back from the dead to snatch Charity Cup; FOOTBALL.	Wilson, Michelle	373
Help us on our way to Wembley, plead youngsters; 'THRILLED' UNDER-11s BID TO MAKE FOOTBALL DREAMS COME TRUE.	Pring, John	296
History on a plate!		105
Home plan for former hospital; Aim will be to help dementia sufferers.	Hall, Paula	316
Hope for Serb peace fades.		206
IN THE COURTS; Jail for man with string of charges.		342
Jealous ex gets life for frenzied attack.		264
Ken's triple charity effort.		118
LET'S ALL JOIN IN THE COUNTDOWN!; Plea to put 2000 clock on club roof.	Parrish, Rachel	256
LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS; Changing day of worship won't boost congregation.		1824
Levi's 16-mile challenge.		178
Lovely jubbly - Del sets up in States.		128
MAN power; THREE NEW DRAMAS WILL HIT OUR SCREENS OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS - MEET THE MEN WHO WILL MAKE THEM UNMISSABLE VIEWING.	McMullen, Marion	1076
Measuring up for TV.		107
MEMORIES: On their TRIKES!; OF THE FORGOTTEN PART OF COVENTRY'S MOTOR HERITAGE - THE MAKING OF TRIKES FOR THE DISABLED.	Draper, Keith	819
MEMORIES: Poor people's house of horror; BUILT IN 1800 BY NAPOLEONIC PRISONERS OF WAR THE NUNEATON WORKHOUSE LOOKED GRIM - AND LIFE INSIDE WAS EVEN GRIMMER.	Lee, Peter	847
Mercy mission in Land Rovers.	Wilde, James	287
Midwives celebrate with fresh campaign; INFERTILITY GROUP MARKS TENTH ANNIVERSARY WITH pounds 50,000 SCANNER APPEAL.	Hall, Paula	246
Mild test for beer fans.		120
Mission to see plight of Iraqis.	Scott, Fiona	384
Morales one of the emerging stars; BOXING.	Mee, Bob	467
Past, present and future; BOXING.	Mee, Bob	85
pounds 500 TO BE WON EACH WEEK!		158
Preserving our canal heritage; COUNCIL GIVES GO-AHEAD FOR SEPHTON'S HOUSE RENOVATION.	Parrish, Rachel	349
R-R staff rapped on e-mails.		97
Rap for council over care action.		275
READER HOLIDAYS; See Brittany's beautiful coastline.		288
Recycling centre for green belt land.	Hutson, Andy	295
REVIEW: Can't dance, can't act ... that's Ulrika; FORMER TV WEATHER GIRL FAILS TO SHINE ON HER MAJOR STAGE DEBUT.	McMullen, Marion	225
Sadness as charity shop closes down doors; PLANS FOR REUNION AS RUGBY LOSES IMPORTANT FUND-RAISER.	Hutson, Andrew	264
SATURDAY SOAPBOX; Red tape hampers employment.		331
SATURDAY TV; TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS.	McMullen, Marion	266
Save pounds pounds pounds s on super spring hotel breaks.		243
School steps in to be the new venue for voting.		153
Sewer work to cause diversions.		89
Sikhs to mark special date.		99
Smith's eye on repeat of first victory; STOCK CARS.	Robottom, Dave	316
So many ways to celebrate.		244
Special bill for holiday.		107
Stay inland for hot spots.		124
Still time to enter competitions; GARDENING.		226
Sun to sparkle; RACING.		131
SUNDAY TV; TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS.	McMullen, Marion	227
Taking up baton for reading.		90
Third cash boost for 'net' charity.	Ewing, Richard	275
This is what mum does.		101
Town to show off rugger reports.		130
TRAVEL; Luxury for Joe Public; A WEEKEND BREAK AT THE GROSVENOR IN PARK LANE.	Madill, Rob	682
Tributes for Sir Alf; FOOTBALL.		98
United in three-year bid to tackle crime.	Punshon, Andrew	231
View from the CLOCK TOWER; That wasn't my opinion - but this is.	Tolfts, Lisa	495
Volunteers sought to help crime victims.		190
VSO to put itself in the spotlight.		117
Walkers boost charity total.		115
We bombed Soho, say White Wolves.	Radowitz, John von	203
WEEKEND: TV; 10 things you didn't know about... From the Earth to the Moon.		219
WEEKEND: TV; Jerome hits the jackpot.	McMullen, Marion	525
WIN a set of luggage worth pounds 120.		377
WIN; a party at the.		347
Work will restore heritage 'eyesore'.		208
Youth locked up at last.		89