Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (August 3, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Invaders' bring food offerings; French market hit by foot and mouth returns to city.			289
'Road rage' victim furious with police; MOTORIST CLAIMS FORCE HAS TREATED HIS CASE TOO LIGHTLY.			369
'Titanic' designer floats films project; STUDIO COMPLEX PLANNED TO BOOST UK INDUSTRY AND CREATE 200 JOBS.			378
'We're made to live in a dump' ESTATE COMPARED TO A BOMBSITE AS RESIDENT TRIES TO TAKE ON 'COUNCIL'S JOB' OF CLEARANCE.			255
[0] Just Virginia and the dogs at new units.			188
A master takes to the road.			167
Amputation man in threat to sue; LECTURER WANTS ANSWERS AFTER CONTRACTING HOSPITAL BUG.			443
Armed raid inquiry.			88
ATHLETICS: Macey backs battler Denise.			354
Attack PC is to keep his job.			145
Audiences tickled pink with Doddy; EXHIBITION OF REVIVES MEMORIES OF CIVIC HALL'S TOP STARS.			204
Boffins in digital prints revolution; New system cuts waiting time and expense.			295
BOWLS: Adam is Under-13 Playway Champion.			233
Bowls: Fans flock to Wales for all-England.			273
Boy, 12 robbed of bike.			83
BUNKERED; Hotel tells bridal couple 'We need your room for US golfers'.			450
Bus drivers to vote on strike; UNION EXPECTS BACKING FOR OFFICIAL ACTION.			373
Bygone fun on offer at castle festival.			202
Car parks targeted by thieves.			113
Cash call to help victims of HIV.			235
CDs stolen from vehicle.			119
Charles buys new title.			133
CHILD'S GUN SPARKS POLICE ALERT; New warning over danger of carrying replicas.			463
Co-op joins the charity book league.			92
Company director banned.			84
CRICKET: Aussies push panic button!			1079
CRICKET: Bears are left in the dark.			326
CRICKET: Bulkington pip Adders to gain two-point lead.			573
CRICKET: Coventry's battle to avoid drop.			609
CRICKET: GILLESPIE LEADS COUNTER ATTACK.			1042
Crisis play for children.			99
DARTS: Beaton's set for repeat of final triumph.			485
Don't drop our aitches, please!; HUNDREDS PLEAD WITH BUS COMPANY NOT TO ABANDON THE ROUTE THEY SAY IS A LIFELINE.			685
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Buell unveils Firebolt 'sports fighter'.			114
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: CARS THAT HAVE A YEN FOR RELIABILITY.			398
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Dave's honour.			91
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Do you remember?			174
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Drink could ruin a heavenly holiday.			261
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: DRIVING SHORTS.			194
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: DRIVING SHORTS.			113
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Experts say there is no better time to buy; Glass's Guide says its the perfect time to get a car.			314
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Flying the Green Flag for 30 years.			92
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Free spirit that's packed with fun.			537
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Go back in time with rare Reliant.			179
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Hidden costs of a new car; Fall in value can be a big shock.			301
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Keeping drivers awake behind the wheel - with caffeine or a blast of ice-cold water.			390
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Mapping out a better way for motoring.			198
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Marathon event to test fuel economy; Scooters and bikes able to enter for first time.			277
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Meet the superbike stars.			226
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Mercedes unveils new SL-Class.			264
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Motoring rescue groups fight it out.			234
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: New Civic has accent on STYLE.			134
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Police feel the speed of new MGs.			141
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Report warns of more deaths on road.			455
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: This will do you a power of good!; Daytona's new beauty is a ride to sheer bliss.			787
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Time for T with Celica's coupe.			241
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: TOMB RAIDER Land Rover visits Gaydon; Defender from sci-fi movie is on display.			317
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: World gets ready for Autojumble!			113
Driving ban for soccer player.			117
Epileptic robbed as he suffers fit.			136
EQUESTRIANISM: Smith suffers mixed fortunes at Hickstead.			509
EVENING TELEGRAPH READER OFFERS.			181
Failure at city depot hits bin rounds.			127
Families urged: 'Go green in the park'.			159
Festival a symbol of love.			188
Firefighters' rescue gear on show.			187
Flautists wanted for Italy trip.			138
FOOTBALL: Fulham's four-year plan to reach top.			449
FOOTBALL: GNP take a break.			103
FOOTBALL: Herbert is the Rugby skipper.			271
FOOTBALL: IT'S NO KIDDING AT BORO; Pre-season getting serious.			303
FOOTBALL: Liverpool's Israel plans in disarray.			431
FOOTBALL: Racing forced to play against themselves.			257
FOOTBALL: Rav's hard games for hard men. . .			297
FOOTBALL: Sky Blues ditch Palmer.			183
FOOTBALL: Stratford recruit Sockett.			272
FOOTBALL: We'll stop it being boring says Zenden.			538
FOOTBALL: YOU CAN'T BLAME ME SAYS JOHN; Hartson refuses to bite back.			530
FOOTBALL: YOU CAN'T BLAME ME, SAYS JOHN; Hartson so happy with Celtic deal.			717
Fresh plea in hunt for robber.			123
FRIDAY GAMES: Fife Street is the venue for league's Grand Finals.			116
Fun day aims for charity record.			145
Funeral firm's pounds 200,000 transport boost.			135
GIPSIES ORDERED TO QUIT; Caravans must leave meadow by Sunday.			370
Girl, 12, victim of sex assault in park.			126
GO! CINEMA: IS THIS THE FACE OF THE FUTURE?			550
GO! CINEMA: PAW WARS.			563
GO! CINEMA: Save pounds pounds pounds s on cinema tickets.			86
GO! CINEMA: WATCH THIS SPACE . . .			145
GO! CINEMA: WIN: Cats & Dogs tickets and goodies: . . . plus a great family day out.			122
GO! CINEMA: Your chance to win a spot of screen time.			222
GO! CLASSICAL: AN EVENING WITH OPERATIC DAME.			310
GO! COUNTRY: Lifelong pals get together in the Silver Trees.			250
GO! EXHIBITIONS: Brush Strokes.			157
GO! EXHIBITIONS: FINE WATERCOLOUR TREAT IS IN STORE.			282
GO! EXHIBITIONS: Take part in some art.			146
GO! FOLK: LONNIE OPENS FESTIVAL.			327
GO! JAZZ: Laid-back sound of Spanish stars.			260
GO! JAZZ: OPENING UP THE DOORS TO LIVE MUSIC.			773
GO! ROCK: Festival line-up and info.			90
GO! ROCK: HERE ARE THE MUSE HEADLINES.			511
GO! ROCK: WIN tickets to V2001.			320
GO! TAIL PIECES.			350
GO! THE LIMIT: RISING STARS ARE OUT TO IMPRESS.			804
GO! THEATRE: HIPPO HOORAY FOR BIG OPENING.			472
GO! THEATRE: Nuns on the run up north.			164
GO! THEATRE: Shakespeare with bounce.			173
GO! THEATRE: STAGE SHORTS.			177
GO! THEATRE: WIN tickets to a one-off gala night.			367
GO! THEATRE: Worldwide demand for wise words.			161
GO! VIDEOS: What women don't really want.			286
GOLF: Davies shines in the Sunningdale gloom.			472
GPs in drugs control pilot project.			210
Green belt fear over rival stadium.			183
Head held to SATs account.			128
Heartfelt thanks.			91
Help for bankrupt firms.			100
Hi-tech way to longer hours.			145
Historic Warwick on web.			179
Huge demand for Dame Kiri; QUEUES LIKELY TO BUY TICKETS FOR STAR'S VISIT.			289
Hunt for cyclist on trail of girl.			118
ICE HOCKEY: Blaze boost as they decide to buy British.			344
IN THE COURTS.			864
Indecentassault witness plea.			128
Industry chiefs hail rate drop; BANK'S DECISION 'SHOULD HELP REVERSE DECLINE'.			363
Interest rate cut gets a welcome.			165
Irish accent clue to rogues.			144
Jean drives off with hospice raffle prize.			84
Jim comes to the aid of culinary kids.			153
Joining forces to snuff out car fires; MOTORISTS URGED TO THINK TWICE BEFORE ABANDONING OLD VEHICLES.			214
Just Virginia and the dogs at new units.			200
Kids bask in making masks.			115
KNOCKED FOR SIX Shocked reader wins dream trip to India.			431
KNOCKED FOR SIX; SHOCKED READER CELEBRATES AFTER WINNING DREAM TRIP TO INDIA.			409
Landfill sites on foot-and- mouth alert.			140
Leg op patient in threat to sue; LECTURER DEMANDS ANSWERS AFTER CONTRACTING HOSPITAL SUPERBUG.			443
LETTERS: your views.			1542
LONDON BOMB BLAST: 'An evil, calculated deed' say police.			193
LONDON BOMB BLAST: Real IRA blamed for bomb blast horror; DISRUPTION: Flooding in Ealing, caused when a pipe was fractured by the bomb; Seven hurt as 40kg device explodes.			374
Lottery cash to aid victims of violence; Project says it can now target minority groups.			328
M-way work means delays.			228
Man on child danger charge.			170
Matthew focuses on the ethnic experience; Film-maker's invitation to city's black population.			360
Mediator to try to resolve Walsgrave rows.			242
Mum's relief as fine is slashed; Court order to pay pounds 200 of pounds 900 parking arrears.			295
Museum of metal opens.			97
New casualty unit 'to open in December' DELIGHT AS BUILDING NEARS COMPLETION AS FITTING OUT STARTS.			377
Night of laughter when Eric and Ernie hit town; EXHIBITION OF REVIVES MEMORIES OF CIVIC HALL'S TOP STARS.			385
OAP hurt by bag grab thief.			112
OAP hurt in motor accident.			97
Ode bid to keep teens in rude health; Sexual disease tackled.			296
PC who punched fiancee keeps his job.			202
Police search for 'rape victim'.			133
POOL: Coventry pair triumph.			227
POOL: Jack and Nicki land league's singles titles for first time.			385
Prime 7pm slot for ITV's new Premiership show.			275
Profits down for electric company.			113
Project that just keeps on growing...; CHARITY ORGANISERS START FOURTH YEAR OF HELPING COMMUNITIES IMPROVE THEIR SURROUNDINGS.			268
Queen Mum ready for birthday bash.			116
Race jibe man has sentence deferred.			146
RACING: Glorious moment for Mark.			418
RACING: High draw gets vote for Cup charge.			548
RACING: Relish chance for a big profit.			316
RACING: Undeterred can grab sprint glory.			221
ROWING: Warwick's dozen wins.			160
Sell-out tour to Crowe about.			111
SEND IT TO COVENTRY CAMPAIGN: Stadium bid gets surprise backing.			216
SEND IT TO COVENTRY: Green belt fears over rival stadium plan; NEW WEMBLEY AT NEC COULD ENDANGER MERIDEN GAP, CLAIMS MP.			268
SEVEN INJURED IN BOMB BLAST; Massive explosion after midnight turns car into fireball Police said attack had similarities to work of Real IRA.			317
Sexually abused by my father; TONY THORNTON IS DETERMINED THAT NO-ONE ELSE SHOULD SUFFER THE FEELINGS OF UTTER DISGUST THAT HE HAD AT SIX YEARS OLD.			1333
Shout scares away park sex attacker.			161
Sixpence show shines; REVIEW.			221
Speed cameras get drivers' backing.			722
SPORTMAIL: It's a question of loyalty as Hartson heads to Glasgow.			1841
Storyteller casts his magic spell; YOUNGSTERS HAVE FUN KEEPING QUIET OVER THE HOLIDAYS AS LIBRARY ENLISTS AUTHOR'S HELP IN BID TO BOOST BEDTIME READING.			299
Sub-70 Westwood turning the corner.			405
Summer heat sparks spate of raids.			139
Taekwondo: Guest takes Pompey silver.			157
Taste of a hobby to get hooked on.			112
Teenager drowns in river horror.			244
The gentle touch; ZOO WELCOMES NEW ARRIVAL OF ENDANGERED ORANG-UTAN.			351
THE LIMIT: Clearway back in line.			233
Tragic death of OAP found in River Avon.			338
VILLAGE LOSES OUT TO HOME BUILDERS; Council approves five new houses.			329
WEDDING PAIR ARE BUNKERED; Ryder Cup golfers took our honeymoon hotel room.			393
Win the face race.			100
Your present is our future; YOUNG PEOPLE GIVE ELDERS AN INSIGHT INTO THEIR HOPES AND DREAMS.			277