Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (July 5, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Dynamic dozen' firms honoured for advances.			112
'ILLEGAL' HUMPS SHAKING HOUSES.			256
'Sitting ducks' row over missing fence; WHO'S RESPONSIBLE?' ASK RESIDENTS AS CANAL DANGER OPENED UP.			255
'We're winning TV licence battle'.			231
[0] Pub fun benefits old and young.			174
A brave new world turns sour for Marconi.			209
Advice on fire safety.			112
Alert over Climate Change Levy.			143
Anger at move to speed up major projects.			170
ANGLING: PAT ARMSTRONG COLUMN: A Raison to be cheerful; Will shines as England are eclipsed by the Italians.			786
any questions?: Hung up on Mount Nod.			723
Appeal for city engineer tales.			137
Appeal for rowers to set sail for charity target.			85
ATHLETICS: Chambers all smiles; THE LAUSANNE GRAND PRIX.			620
Author shows a light touch; CITY-BORN WRITER FOLLOWS UP DEBUT SUCCESS.			277
Back together in the boardroom.			327
Bid to find snooker cue attacker.			167
Boffins lend an ear to hearing; Aiming to improve effectiveness of implants.			209
BOWLS: Semi spot for trophy holders.			140
BOWLS: Windmill B are blown away.			287
Celebrities score for asthma fund; Sky Blue legends help make big day a winner.			224
Chocs away for pupils' joint venture.			115
College courses are just the job.			144
Couple toast life behind the bar.			173
CRICKET: Betts blast boosts the Bears; YESTERDAY'S ACTION IN THE CRICINFO CHAMPIONSHIP.			612
CRICKET: Bulkington hold on to championship dreams.			557
End of term eat is a treat.			124
Epilepsy charity calls for walkers.			90
Factfile on firm's dramatic century.			289
family finance: Should my boss set up a pension?			437
Fancy tour is hot work.			131
Fans could score own winners.			114
Final call for costume shop.			349
First-aid action heroes.			189
Food health claims 'misleading'.			164
FOOTBALL: Boro aiming to finish top of part-timers.			351
FOOTBALL: Charlton new boy eyes England spot.			177
FOOTBALL: HADJI GONE.			382
FOOTBALL: pounds 2m Kennedy completes five-year Wolves deal.			161
FOOTBALL: Problem striker Yorke told to prove his worth.			545
Forces bands play to help charities.			149
Frightened woman tells of 'terror year' POLICE LAUNCH PROBE AFTER NEIGHBOURS ARE ACCUSED OF ABUSE.			292
Full house at Regency Arcade.			151
Gardening help for pensioners.			172
Gardens opened to public.			129
Geldof firm in takeover deal.			125
GESTURE SOUGHT OVER BORO DEBT.			376
GO-KART RACING: Adam confirms his fine form with podium finish.			169
Going for a song at Harrods!			85
GOLF: Elson boost as England march on.			679
GOLF: LATEST NEWS FROM THE LOCAL CLUBS.			678
GOLF: Nailcote will pay homage to Max.			287
GOLF: WIN TICKETS TO THE OPEN.			355
Grandmother, 75, held in drugs raid; Four arrests after homes searched.			222
Grass 'jungle' is finally cleared.			127
Growing army of women of cloth; JUST ONE MAN AMONG EIGHT NEW DEACONS ORDAINED BY OUR BISHOP.			416
Hammer falls on farm equipment.			107
Hands up for gunge show!			117
Hartshill students make the headlines in a day.			149
Health chiefs turn up heat on the bosses; EMPLOYERS OFFERED ADVICE ON PREVENTING STAFF FROM SUFFERING IN HEATWAVE.			255
Help us plea in fountain clean-up; PARK BOSSES CALL ON PUBLIC NOT TO FEED BIRDS TO PREVENT POLLUTION.			301
Helping save water voles' homes.			131
Hospital beds squeeze causing concern; Ops procedure 'could suffer'.			351
How did it all go wrong at Marconi?			919
How Marconi hit crisis point.			950
Hundreds chase jobs with police.			251
I could murder a cocktail ...			149
ICE HOCKEY: Thompson is giving full value.			574
IN THE COURTS: Woman, 21, sentenced over theft.			539
JOBS : Personality is key to success; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE.			390
JOBS ON THE LINE; Hope that city could emerge unscathed as pounds 3bn wiped off Marconi market value.			435
Judges narrow field in 'Best Kept' contest; SHORTLIST PICKS COUNTY'S SMARTEST VILLAGES AND CHURCHYARDS.			242
Kabin to plug soap awards.			141
Kids can pedal to safer future.			131
Lawyer returns to take up top courts job; RETIREMENT CREATES OPENING FOR NEW DISTRICT JUDGE.			230
Leaflet bid to dispel the myths; COUNCIL AIMS TO PUT RECORD STRAIGHT ON ASYLUM-SEEKERS AND REFUGEES.			268
LETTERS: your views.			1407
Longer in jail to beat crime.			285
Man is charged after PC injured.			115
Maples pledges support for Tory leader.			185
Mayor keeps his promise.			148
MI5 tried to stop Trotsky winning.			169
Midlands is game for a laugh.			103
More storms 'are on the way'.			195
Mother's tears over stolen photo; PENSIONER PLEADS FOR THE RETURN OF A TREASURED PICTURE OF DEAD SON.			422
MPs offer support to employees.			517
Murder trial hears of 'clout' to head; Disabled toddler had bruising on his body.			343
Murder trial told of 'clout'.			111
Nanny knows best what she needs ...; PROFESSIONAL CHILDMINDERS URGED TO JOIN SUPPORT NETWORK.			229
New storm warning issued.			223
Night out will be a real hoot.			111
Offering a better way to travel.			178
Ostrich fee waived.			122
Over-50s dab hands on pans.			204
Overseas travellers warned over tax problems.			110
Picture clue to chubby armed raider.			162
Po and co rake in the dough.			110
Police say lake body is missing British girl.			276
Police trainees pass out charity funds.			83
pounds 20m business park jobs boost for area; HUGE INVESTMENT LIKELY TO ATTRACT INTEREST FROM NATIONAL FIRMS.			299
Priest in court on sex charges; ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH COMES TO TERMS WITH NEW SCANDAL IN WEST MIDLANDS.			559
Probe into US jeep defect.			229
Pub fun benefits old and young.			177
Pupils rise to technical challenge; Presenter praises projects.			315
Qualified praise for finance team; INSPECTORS SPOT WEAKNESSES IN SOCIAL SERVICES SET-UP.			311
RACING: Galileo targets top York event.			597
RACING: Kettlewell hits out.			458
RACING: Quinn lodges appeal.			410
reader holidays.			582
READER OFFERS: Make gardening easy with these labour saving cultivators and hand-held cultivators.			161
RUGBY UNION: Back is back for Lions.			104
RUGBY UNION: Back's set to return.			218
RUGBY UNION: Giant strides; Lionheart Grewcock grows in stature Down Under.			682
School gets a taste for American life.			130
SMILES AHEAD!; SURVEY REVEALS NUNEATON IS RIGHT UP THERE AT THE TOP OF THE TITTER LEAGUE.			569
SNOOKER: Co-op pull clear at top.			83
Spy's dog that nearly blew D-Day.			210
Star pays homage to the Queen.			274
STEVE EVANS' COLUMN: European shopping's going up in smoke.			793
Street star in port security alert denies carrying a gun.			289
Students tackle tall ship challenge.			245
Survey reveals poor restaurant hygiene.			127
Tablet brings hope to cancer victims.			173
Teenager sentenced for hammer attack on car; Treatment order after offences blamed on heroin habit.			282
Teenager takes a break in epic charity trek.			88
Tell us how to spend pounds 54m!; ROADSHOW SEEKS VIEWS ON REGENERATION PLANS.			431
TENNIS: WIMBLEDON: Can Henman go all the way?; WIMBLEDON 2001: IVANISEVIC NEXT AS BRITISH NO1 AIMS FOR HIS FIRST FINAL AT SW19 WITH THE EXPECTATIONS OF THE NATION WEIGHING HEAVILY ON HIS SHOULDERS.			684
TENNIS: WIMBLEDON: Capriati's on course to make it to the final.			316
TENNIS: WIMBLEDON: WIMBLEDON DIARY.			378
The gripping science of bubbles.			114
TRADERS TAKE ON SHOPPING RIVALS.			260
Trust's campaign to save riverside rodents.			133
TV's Jane is star of fete.			150
Village caterer cooks way to TV fame; John enjoys his time in the television spotlight.			347
Walk through the 'maze of faith'.			101
WATER POLO: Mean machine.			334
Work is a soft shoe shuffle.			157
Young get a lesson in safe cycling.			168
Youth robbed by gang with knife.			172