Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (August 23, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Small light' at end of Route H tunnel; TRANSPORT CHIEFS PUT AXED COVENTRY BUS SERVICE OUT TO TENDER.			302
A cautious welcome for 'health indicators'.			88
A GRADE-A DAY FOR STUDENTS.			425
A Midsomer dream of a role for John; FORMER BERGERAC STAR FEELS MORE AT HOME AS A WARWICKSHIRE SLEUTH THAN A MAVERICK JERSEY COPPER.			879
Alan's charity bike ride to Paris.			134
ANY QUESTIONS: Book resurfaces after news of Titanic trips.			1403
ARCHERY: Mixed luck for Leamington duo in ranking events.			261
BASKETBALL: Bouncing back to the Dome; COVENTRY CRUSADERS GEAR UP FOR NEW SEASON.			400
Blooming towns set for final showdown.			113
BOWLS.			163
Bravo for Anna's role in RSC raffle.			154
Brendan fulfils a long-held ambition.			107
Bringing history to life for pupils.			148
Bulging sixth-form will be testament to exams success.			329
Business booms for flooring firm; Coventry-based company invests to meet huge demand.			345
BUSINESS: Your company could win a cash award.			100
Calendar appeal of church.			112
Care home to axe nursing facilities; IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME BRINGS END TO WRANGLE WITH COUNTY.			281
CCTV clue to garage robbery.			171
Charity bid helps smokers to patch things up.			233
Charity game boost for MS.			128
City fan was right to protest; FOOTBALL: SPORTSTALK.			591
Claim your FREE sample of Rowse honey.			298
Closed sign put up at railway station; NO TRAINS TO RUN THROUGH COVENTRY OVER BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND.			247
Conductor goes back to school; LEADING ORCHESTRA TO APPEAR AT RESTORED CONCERT HALL.			283
Crackdown on hospital crime; Police pledge over Walsgrave car parks.			261
CRICKET: Coventry Kid Ormond handed Test debut.			138
CRICKET: NASSER:TEST'S NOT A TRIAL; England skipper wants players to focus on Aussies.			856
CRICKET: Ton-up duo keep Bears on the rack; WARWICKS TOIL IN CRUCIAL CLASH.			381
CYCLING: Club record tumbles twice at same event.			577
Day the circus came to town!			146
Deirdre goes for a trendier look.			189
Dramatic challenge.			106
Driver killed after lorry collision.			102
Evening courses to help you cope.			127
EXAMS JOY FOR GCSE PUPILS; Pass rate records tumble.			613
FOOTBALL: 'Wenger will stay'.			81
FOOTBALL: Aston hits winner.			173
FOOTBALL: Brown sparkles as as United hit back to snatch a point.			432
FOOTBALL: BURR HAS CAUSE TO PURR; Boro boss delighted with team's start to season.			463
FOOTBALL: Conference are keen.			210
FOOTBALL: Cup win pleases Evans.			332
FOOTBALL: Eriksson pleads for some peace in Munich.			212
FOOTBALL: Partridge brace boosts Bedworth.			326
FOOTBALL: Reserves pay for poor finishing.			312
FOOTBALL: Riise hoping to face Bayern in Monte Carlo.			381
FOOTBALL: SAFRI SET FOR CITY DEBUT; New Moroccan recruit likely to feature at Bradford.			390
Garden task tackled head-on.			246
GOLF: Langer wants Cup return; GERMAN IS DESPERATE TO TAKE ON THE AMERICANS AT THE BELFRY AFTER MISSING OUT LAST TIME.			2331
Hamiltons sue over sexual assault claim.			178
He's the one to deliver the chocs.			164
Helmet warning after death of cyclist, 71; FELLOW RIDERS TELL OF LOUD CRACK AS THEIR FRIEND HIT ROAD.			356
Helping hand is given cash grant.			186
High cost of homes threatens key jobs; COUNTY HOUSEHUNTERS NEED TO EARN pounds 36,500 TO AFFORD AVERAGE PROPERTY.			318
HOCKEY: Ladies all in it together.			174
Hospital bosses speed up ward openings.			252
HOSPITAL FACES NEGLECT CLAIM.			223
ICE HOCKEY:Strengthened Blaze aim to come of age; COUNTDOWN TO A NEW CAMPAIGN AT THE SKYDOME.			714
Illness spares woman from jail.			294
In bloom.			88
IN THE COURTS: Driving offender and bag thief put behind bars.			750
Jagjit is given a sporting chance.			91
Jamie's at the peak of fitness.			196
JOBS: It's good to talk; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE.			308
Jury clears pub row man in assault trial.			200
Kitchen life is changing; HOME STYLE: ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE.			309
LADIES BOWLS: Griff pip Bermuda to grab championship.			303
LETTERS: your views.			1072
Licence dodgers caught by fresh tactic.			187
Madonna's husband in hunt row.			202
Make gardening easy with these labour saving cultivators and hand- held cultivators; EVENING TELEGRAPH READER OFFERS.			174
Minister dies at 48.			83
More space on wards.			326
MOTOR RACING: Third-placed Wright remains on course for title success.			209
MOTORSPORT: Mika muddle.			81
Musicians beyond the fringe.			174
My little chickadee.			137
Nervous waiting is over.			160
New date for Marconi meeting.			110
ON THE DRAWING BOARD: Plans for three houses in Clifton.			383
ON THE DRAWING BOARD: Resident in bid to wield the pruners.			171
Parks suffer from lack of cash.			199
Phone giants face quiz over masts; PARISH COUNCILLORS GET OPPORTUNITY TO MEET 'MOBILE' BOSSES FACE TO FACE.			269
Playtime is on the stage for young actors.			108
Police recruit Mig fighter.			205
Police to step up bank holiday patrols; ANTISOCIAL OR VIOLENT BEHAVIOUR WILL NOT BE TOLERATED, CHIEF WARNS.			276
pounds 1,000 sound of success.			184
pounds 1m revamp in store for Co-op.			238
Protest can't stop plan for new centre.			255
RACING: Indian File is set to make it three in a row.			325
RACING: O'Brien a cert for trainer title.			351
Raffle tribute to artist.			119
Rail bridge repairs bring diversions.			125
Relics of an 11th century lifestyle; SPIRIT OF LEOFRIC AND HIS LADY GODIVA COULD STILL BE BROODING OVER COVENTRY AS CITY PREPARES TO TELL ITS FASCINATING TALE AT NEW VISITOR CENTRE.			742
Results delight for GCSE pupils; HEAD TEACHERS PRAISE STUDENTS AS PASS RATE INCREASES AGAIN.			562
Reward offered after terror raid; BOSS PUTS UP pounds 1,000 TO TRY TO CATCH THUGS WHO THREATENED MUM AND GIRLS.			257
Robbers steal bicycle from boy, 14.			149
RUGBY UNION: Injuries force Cov to call off friendly.			113
School chosen for pilot cycle project; Whole family urged to take up training offer.			335
SCHOOLS FOOTBALL: City kids get bye in trophy.			137
Show set to be a record for crowds; TOWN & COUNTRY FESTIVAL.			289
Simple things matter, says Hilary; New nursing boss sets out priorities.			370
Sleeping mouse shock for diner; OWNER OF RESTAURANT INFESTED BY RODENTS FINED pounds 3,500.			399
SNOOKER: Co-op storm seven points clear.			348
Soccer players set for a soggy start.			218
Soccer stars of the future.			94
Some serious fun.			1484
Spiders and Africa themes at playtime.			153
Spitfire fly-past treat for fete visitors.			140
Sporting Ashley toughs it out for charity.			169
Summer workshops add up to better maths skills.			159
Teenagers steal bikes from pair.			92
The future we must not lose sight of.			171
The very special children.			89
Traffic fears are targeted; ANXIOUS RESIDENTS INVITED TO AREA MEETING.			234
Tribune steps in to sponsor Boro.			205
TV debate turns into row on Europe.			362
TV licence dodgers caught red-handed; DETECTION TEAMS SWITCH TACTICS TO NAB EVADERS WITHOUT WARNING.			253
Two quizzed over drugs and bomb find.			167
Walkers keep going for 90 glorious years; Rambling group's anniversary trip is a far cry from its early days.			394
Warning to knife refugee; Court told of clamp on weapons after fights.			313
Waterbed burglar given fresh chance by court.			203
WE WILL CATCH TRAGIC GRAN'S CONMEN; Police need help to trap bogus callers who robbed woman before she collapsed and died.			517
World's fastest car joins the parade; THOUSANDS OF VISITORS AT OUR FUN EVENT WILL HAVE CHANCE TO SEE THRUST SSC - THE 763mph RECORD-BREAKING SUPERSONIC MONSTER.			728
Wow, what a result for class act!; GCSE RESULTS.			1806
Yer what? It's the sound of bebop!; CROWDS GATHER TO ENJOY JAZZ FESTIVAL LAUNCH AT NEW GARDENS.			303
YOUR FUTURE: Academies offer sporting chances.			585
YOUR FUTURE: Accessing Access to broaden your horizons.			192
YOUR FUTURE: Addressing the skills shortage in industry.			348
YOUR FUTURE: Choosing a different path.			355
YOUR FUTURE: Claire clocks up a first for Warwickshire.			260
YOUR FUTURE: Design challenge.			141
YOUR FUTURE: It all adds up to the right choice.			197
YOUR FUTURE: M.A. king the right decision for the future.			384
YOUR FUTURE: New service gives every youngster a start in life.			603
YOUR FUTURE: Supervisor Sarah is as cool as a cucumber.			379
YOUR FUTURE:Danielle is in the spotlight.			242
YOUR FUTURE:Looking at your options.			564