Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (September 2, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Others face court ordeal' fear.			176
'Urinal' site row.			99
10 things you didn't know about...FAMILY FORTUNES; WEEKEND TV.			233
A family's TV journey in time; BOOKS.	McMullen, Marion		137
A stroll through a tale of two villages; COUNTRY WALK.	Weston, Ron		457
A walk on the Wilde side; www.hols can drive you dotty.	Wilde, James		414
After the Big O, it's Chris at the mike.			194
Animal haven joy for Maisie; UNWANTED PETS' FUTURE SECURED AS PENSIONER WINS THE RIGHT TO CREATE SANCTUARY.	Summers, Kathryn		280
Bag is stolen in store.			105
Beaten Rusedski has no complaints; TENNIS: BRITISH No 2 CRASHES OUT OF US OPEN.	Malley, Frank		530
Big night for TV hopefuls.			93
Board served notice to quit; It looks more like a French lavatory, its critics claim.	Portlock, Sarah		246
Bug forces Posh to cancel.			140
Car break-in plea.			95
Chart-topping singer tells of dark days of addiction.			204
Children reap recycling cash reward.			131
Choose a sightseeing break in Italy; READER HOLIDAYS.			254
Comedy tips for writers.			134
Confidence with a built-in fear.			198
Donor plea letters will cost pounds 9,000.			110
Drivers learn to turn on the charm.			158
Edghill pays price for City blunder. . .; football.			168
Edward beats the stars to win a Peugeot; RUGBY MAN PICKED FROM 25,000 ENTRANTS IN CHARITY CAR DRAW.	Lewis, Gareth		217
Funding claim 'wrong by pounds 5m' ACCUSATION ON CASH FOR CITY SCHOOLS DENIED.	Eduction, Mark Forster		298
Girl, 12, tells of sex assault.	Hart, Nigel		235
Gum war may spread.			128
Happy Mick celebrates with day at races; SNOOKER.			346
Happy team at shop.			105
Harrington revels at Munich; GOLF.			526
Health role for medical school backer.			134
I WANT THREE LIONS ON MY SHIRT!; football.	Turner, Andy		276
In the footsteps of the dinosaurs.	Evans, Steve		361
Independent schools edge close to perfect exam score.			224
Into the future with a greatest hits show; SPOTLIGHT: MARION McMULLEN'S weekly round-up of local amateur theatre.	Mcmullen, Marion		858
Invader causes knotty problem.	Gibbons, Duncan		250
Ireland boss pleased with performance; FOOTBALL.			296
It really has been a summer stunner.			167
Job hopes grow down on city farm; EUROPEAN FUNDS ALLOW UNEMPLOYED TO WORK WITH THE ANIMALS.	Magill, Peter		247
June's a brassy blonde; WEEKEND TV: After abandoning a singing career June Whitfield gets musical in her latest role.	Mcmullen, Marion		496
Keegan happy with Arsenal old guard; FOOTBALL.	Barlow, Matt		407
LETTERS: SATURDAY SOAPBOX.			362
LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS.			1249
LIGHTS PUT OUT ON DRUG USERS.	Gibbons, Duncan		210
London done, now New York.			117
Loram on title trail tonight; SPEEDWAY.			256
Maeve reaches her final chapter; BOOKS.	Jury, Sandra		172
Man in street attack horror.			156
Man who grappled frail OAP is jailed.	Magill, Peter		216
Marconi trip for Prescott.			160
Medics join Kiern's charity birthday bash.			166
MEMORIES: Run is the vehicle for a royal road show; THE CARS THAT HAVE REMAINED FAVOURITES OF KINGS, QUEENS, PRINCES AND PRINCESSES TAKE THEIR PLACES FOR A SHOW OF MOTORING HERITAGE IN TOMORROW'S CAVALCADE.	Draper, Keith		984
Men flee with mail bag.			106
Missing budgie will take your order.			198
MOTHER SAVES FOUR FROM BLAZE; Heroine Louisa beats flames to rescue family.	Diver, Krysia		367
National status for forest reserve.			144
New squad dedicates itself to Hillfields; EXTRA HOME OFFICE FUNDING GIVES POLICE MORE CRIME-FIGHTING POWER.	Cuthbertson, Hayley		251
Nice little runner aids Olympic bid.			127
On target for garden fun.			112
ON THE DRAWING BOARD: Homes planned for factory site.			120
Organ recital treat.			113
Ostler makes it safe for Bears; CRICKET.			306
Palace veteran fires the crowds.			125
Palace veteran fires the crowds.			192
PET SOS: Joe makes the family complete; ONE DESTRUCTIVE LITTLE PUPPY GOT A LUCKY BREAK AND PROVED HE IS REALLY A GOOD BOY.	Evans, Ann		697
Playwright's early novel; BOOKS.	Chamberlain, Julie		121
POLICE LAUNCH ANTI-YOB GUIDE.	Portlock, Sarah		223
Police renew appeal.			109
pounds 30,000 grant aid for young carers; SUPPORT WORKER APPOINTED TO HELP CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES.	Capewell, Laura		344
Pressure to ease bottlenecks; DOUBLING RAIL TRACKS NEEDED TO BEAT TRAIN DELAYS.	Magill, Peter		300
Prince wins television honour in the States.			216
Proud day for race ace dad.			135
PUPILS GET AN EXTRA HOLIDAY; Facelift for new school falls behind schedule.	Evans, Steve		250
Radio a hit with Thomas.			145
Reading relay goes on.			110
Reiziger in Keane attack; FOOTBALL.			129
Riverside haven for wildlife; WETLAND PROJECT WINS pounds 60,000 BACKING.	Pinder, Rachel		237
School dream work to start; Appeal now at pounds 180,000.	Barratt, Claire		381
Security tight as English fans scuffle.			188
Simpson forced to pull out of first title defence; BOXING.	Wilkinson, John		205
Site skills by the truckload.			140
Sports centre start date.			112
Sporty response to offer.			90
Star shines on Gemma's entry.			150
Stuart Linnell to quit radio station.			170
SUNDAY TV: TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS.	McMullen, Marion		212
Teams on look-out for talent.			154
Thoroughly modern Henry V brings new fire to battleground; REVIEWS.	McMullen, Marion		165
THUNDERBIRDS are go - again!; WEEKEND TV.	McMullen, Marion		905
TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS; WEEKEND TV.			247
Town says 'Hello Louis'.			137
Travels with a movie theme; BOOKS.	Wood, Michael		186
Twin town band puts on the Ritz.			102
Vandal threat to new light plans.			183
Veterans make poignant journey; FRENCH TWIN TOWN HELPS TO COMMEMORATE LEGACY OF THE FEW.	Hambridge, Karen		435
View from the clock tower; Wreckers need to grow up.	Capewell, Laura		417
Violinist returns.			100
VOICE OF THE NORTH; Pain and the joy of being a mother.	Mackenzie, Jenny		564
Wales manager Hughes hints at Old Trafford return - as the boss!; FOOTBALL: INTERNATIONAL REPORTS AND PREVIEWS.	Walker, Paul		406
Walker takes the high road.			141
Win is worth more than money; CRICKET: ENGLAND MAY EARN A BONUS - BUT THEY WANT THE GLORY MORE.	Hodgson, Myles		465
WRAY SETBACK FOR BOROUGH; FOOTBALL.	Harris, John		271
You're fantastic!; Mayor's appeal raises pounds 28,300; MARY BEAUMONT 'INSPIRED COMMUNITY' AND HOSPICE AT HOME SCHEME IS WINNER.	Harris, Alan		288
Young singers finding a voice; FOUNDER HOPES NEW CHILDREN'S CHOIR WILL BECOME AMBASSADORS FOR CITY.	Diver, Krysia		331