Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (September 30, 2000)

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Title	Author	Words
A million pack into SkyDome; Crowds vote it a hit with their feet.	Hart, Nigel	203
Absent pupils to learn online at home.		199
Alert on heart risks for city's under-75s; CORONARY DISEASE DEATHS ABOVE AVERAGE - BUT TREND IS FALLING.	Gibbons, Duncan	333
Army may be called in over petrol.	Roberts, Bob	225
Back to basics for City; FOOTBALL.		212
Band plays a tribute to the Few.		91
Beverley's stage fun is on a big scale; VERSATILE VIOLINIST AMONG ATTRACTIONS LINED UP FOR VILLAGES.	Writer, Marion Mcmullen Atre	266
Big moment for rock fans.		144
Blaze call up young star Shaun; Ice Hockey.		264
Blind date for George.		155
Bobbies ordered to nick more villains.		140
Bobbies told to nick more criminals; NEW CHIEF DELIVERS TEAM TALK.	Pinder, Rachel	232
BOOKS.		723
Borrowed boat does the trick for pair as they finish second.	Sailing	164
Cancer screening at 65-plus under trial.	Wilson, Lucy	285
Capital way to spread the word.		150
Church festival to boost appeal.		143
CHURCH STATUE ATTACKED; OBSCENITIES DAUBED OVER WARTIME TRIBUTE.	Ray, Emma	232
College in trouble on bid for new classrooms.		148
COUNTRY WALK: Cookhill to Cold Comfort Wood 4-miles. Maps 997 Pathfinder.; Signs of wildlife on a quiet stroll.	Weston, Ron	528
County bobbies are told to arrest more crooks.	Pinder, Rachel	223
County bobbies told to nick more crooks.	Pinder, Rachel	232
Critics go in Becks' book.		141
Cup Final ball fetches pounds 4,800.		113
Cyclists'country jaunt for charity.		178
Czechs in town to check it out.		121
Day care was never so comfy; LOTTERY HANDOUT PAYS FOR MAJOR MAKEOVER AT RUGBY'S CLAREMONT CENTRE.	Capewell, Laura	288
Dinner party delights up for sale at auction.		91
Early retirement 'madness' has to stop.		218
FACE OF CITY SEX ATTACKER; Police in new plea for help.	Hart, Nigel	223
Families share in pounds 153m.		90
Farmers are urged to help create new jobs.		182
Fearsome Scar's debut.		140
Flat fire man led to safety.		98
Funds tip scales for gym users.		144
Gallant Paula so close to a medal; OLYMPICS.		694
Gallery has room to view.		115
Getting out at the right time; OLYMPICS 2000: TODAY'S KEY ACTION FROM SYDNEY.	Palmer, Bryn	513
Godiva finds a place in the chapel; LORD MAYOR PAYS TO PREVENT A SAD OMISSION FROM SCREEN.	Hart, Nigel	243
Golden chance to run for funds; JAGUAR OFFERS GUARANTEED MARATHON PLACES TO HELP HOSPICE.	Harris, Alan	249
Gone - and almost forgotten?		177
Grim find at home of medic.	Allen, Nick	254
Higher pay incentive.		84
Hospital's pounds 8m improvements.		87
Hughie plea to young artists.		137
Hundreds pop round for a cup of coffee.		268
In step for some upbeat fun.		175
IN THE COURTS.		302
Is your gran grand?		86
It's been a lot of laughs ...		221
IT'S YOUR SHOUT.	Turner, Catherine	2127
Jesus in every home.		86
Keep the faith urges Phillips; FOOTBALL.	Harris, John	192
Lamara sets her sights on finals; gymnastics.		118
LETTERS: SATURDAY SOAPBOX.		561
LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS.		1039
Life of Brian tops list of comedy greats.		197
MEMORIES: TOWERS OF POWER; AS FOLESHILL GAS WORKS SITE IS CLEARED FOR THE SKY BLUES ARENA 2001, FRANK PITT'S AMAZING PICTURES TAP INTO THE PAST OF COVENTRY'S...	Draper, Keith	714
Mike puts Tiny Tim on top of the world.	Gibbons, Duncan	231
Modern-day Godiva to walk for peace.	Hart, Nigel	280
Nudity row carries on in prison.	Gibbons, Duncan	255
ON THIS DAY.		114
PERCY SAILS TO BRIT GOLD; OLYMPICS.	Malley, Frank	413
PET SOS: Christine'sdogs are a picture of happiness; CHRISTINE VARLEY CHOSE HER PETS, MEG AND LUCY, FROM RESCUE CENTRES - AN ARTISTIC STROKE OF INSPIRATION.	Evans, Ann	1084
Police hit their target.	Cuthbertson, Hayley	180
pounds 600m deal signed for first toll M-way; GREEN CAMPAIGNERS HIT OUT AS BIRMINGHAM RELIEF ROAD MOVES AHEAD.	Keely, Alistair	304
Primary school praised across the board.		219
Prince off to Chile.		122
READER HOLIDAYS; Spend Christmas or New Year in Spain.		277
Readers bag a bargain.		108
SATURDAY TV; TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS.	McMullen, Marion	198
Six die in Muslim bloodshed.		117
SPOTLIGHT: Nothing shy about these little angels!		541
SPOTLIGHT: STAGE SHORTS.		378
Steve follows his nose.	Turner, Catherine	1605
Steve's final honour; OLYMPICS 2000: TODAY'S KEY ACTION FROM SYDNEY.		216
Student Hague 'rapped over sherry'.		200
SUNDAY TV; TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS.	McMullen, Marion	231
SYDNEY DIARY; OLYMPICS 2000: TODAY'S KEY ACTION FROM SYDNEY.		290
Teenage cellist to star.		80
Thinking it out under water ...		177
Tim gives it everything!; OLYMPICS 2000: TODAY'S KEY ACTION FROM SYDNEY.	Whitfield, Pete	656
Tough week for Ladies on the court; BASKETBALL.		268
Towering challenge.		146
TOWN CENTRE PARKING BLITZ.	Capewell, Laura	219
Town centres on gold medal trail; THREE-YEAR PUSH FOR REGENERATION RECOGNISED IN NOMINATIONS.	Portlock, Sarah	246
Under-strength Bees missing US pair; SPEEDWAY.	Berry, Mike	193
United bid to boost area.		221
University uncorks a course for would-be wine buffs.		197
View from the CLOCK TOWER.	Capewell, Laura	374
VILLAGERS SET TO LOSE GP SERVICE; Fears for future of vital rural services.	Portlock, Sarah	242
VOICE OF THE NORTH.	Mackenzie, Jenny	619
Wedding joy for blind date pair; LONELY HEARTS VISIT THE HOTEL WHERE THEY FIRST MET... EN ROUTE TO TIE THE KNOT.	Summers, Kathryn	381
WEEKEND TV: Emma's stairway to DIY heaven!	Mcmullen, Marion	518
WEEKEND TV:10 things you didn't know about... MICHAEL ASPEL.	Mcmullen, Marion	282
When the soap bubble bursts.	McMullen, Marion	1040
WIN A free ride on a Harley Davidson at the big bike rally.		293
Wood End schools may be merged; Residents to get say on cutting surplus places.	Education, Mark Forster	271
Youngsters fight back for success.		190
Your anti-flu cue.		248