Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (April 9, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
200,000 file past to pay respects.			310
A story for villagers.			103
An extraordinary woman's special bond with city.			148
Appeal to find missing boy, 14.			80
Back on the scene of a crime.			118
BASKETBALL: Unlucky Crusaders miss the play-offs.			391
Big names at the NEC.			92
Book sales will pay for upkeep of war memorial.			278
BOWLS: Stan Winbush, bowls stalwart.			103
Boys, 12, arrested after fire.			81
BUSINESS BUSINESS LIFE: MOTORS: Win a VW van - and a small car.			142
BUSINESS LIFE: Big thing for small business sector.			90
BUSINESS life: Brum outlook grows brighter.			149
BUSINESS LIFE: BUSINESS MOTORS: Opting out of company car schemes.			269
BUSINESS life: Campaign to drive out the cowboys; Property letting scheme is backed.			213
BUSINESS LIFE: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUSINESS DIARY.			186
BUSINESS LIFE: CHANGING faces.			407
BUSINESS LIFE: Chips are down for a new venture.			158
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL property: A factory unit set in landscaped gardens.			514
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL property: In a sought after location.			188
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL property: Legislation aims to relax the time limits on rating.			306
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL property: Offices in a prime city centre location.			399
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL property: ower Court now fully let.			333
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL property: Refurbished office suite in ideal location.			249
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL property: Space affects bottom line.			526
BUSINESS LIFE: Fighting hidden costs of stress at work; HEALTH andsafety.			242
BUSINESS LIFE: Firms' bid for a skills council.			82
BUSINESS LIFE: High-speed internet boost for thousands.			372
BUSINESS life: Honour for long service.			89
BUSINESS life: New depot will save 2m miles; TNT centre keeps trucks off the road.			223
BUSINESS LIFE: Pioneering merger will help boost city; CV ONE LTD WILL COVER FACILITIES, TOURISM AND OUTSIDE APPEAL.			567
BUSINESS LIFE: share watch; REGIONAL INTEREST.			107
BUSINESS life: Tax service criticised.			140
Canon leads the way on peace mission; NEW BID FOR A RELIGIOUSLY-SANCTIONED CEASE-FIRE IN ISRAEL.			271
Challenge to improve artificial body parts.			98
City's silent tribute.			533
Cold water poured on shower dream.			204
College in bid to expand.			98
Continued recognition of building courses.			115
CRICKET: Boost for Ansley as new nets unveiled.			543
Drink-drugs danger must be highlighted; 'COUNTRY CAN LEARN FROM US' SAY LIFE EDUCATION CENTRE BOSSES.			274
Driver tried to entice girl into his van.			136
Drunk man threatened police officers and ambulance crews.			123
Evening Telegraph honoured.			84
Ex-Villa stars dazzle for charity.			209
Final journey for a favourite Royal.			1510
Fire crews face arson attacks.			118
Focus on crime and safety in the home.			150
FOOTBALL: Bellamy won't be rushed.			189
FOOTBALL: Burr is eager to face Baggies.			154
FOOTBALL: COMBINATION: Sphinx back in the hunt.			726
FOOTBALL: COVENTRY ALLIANCE: Folly Lane can close gap with leaders Brooklands-Jag; SPOTLIGHT ON THE LOCAL LEAGUES.			298
FOOTBALL: Houllier on cloud nine; SPOTLIGHT ON THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE.			686
FOOTBALL: MIDLAND COMBINATION: Cabbage reel in Enville.			363
FOOTBALL: O'Neill agony.			543
FOOTBALL: SO SORRY!; Sky Blues fan ashamed after Deepdale protest.			297
FOOTBALL: TELEGRAPH JUNIOR CUP: Exes to take on the Kings.			241
Garden that makes sense.			113
Getting on their bikes.			81
Getting on track with model railways.			101
Giggs tackles landmine threat.			84
Go-ahead at last for town's arts quarter.			215
grassroots: ANNIVERSARIES: Sweethearts from the day we met.			723
grassroots: EX-SERVICE NOTES.			497
Great-gran Lily joins the silver surfers; FLASHBACK: On this day a year ago.			89
Heads of state gather to pay their last respects.			594
Help to celebrate black heritage.			139
Holiday prize is a corker!			134
Homes plan hits stumbling block; Councils criticise scheme for village haulage depot.			274
Incidents of violent crime among teenage girls soar.			105
Jumper Nick has big plans for pub.			185
Laughter was her great strength.			829
LETTERS: your views.			1379
LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS: Council allows cement works to dominate.			237
Lorry blaze closes part of the M6.			165
Lottery comes to the aid of church.			343
Man attacked with bottle.			107
Man seeks sex case award.			126
Man threw a punch at ambulance crew; Police called after drinker became verbally abusive.			317
Marconi still first choice for Ansty; RUMOURS OF NATO INTEREST IN FORMER AIRFIELD PROMPTS ANNOUNCEMENT.			249
Mo KONJIC COLUMN: We must look to the future!; FOOTBALL: SPOTLIGHT ON THE SKY BLUES AND THEIR DIVISION ONE RIVALS.			795
MP tours firm which keeps on growing.			218
New playground plan for school.			118
New worker in bid to stop prostitution; GRANT MEANS SPECIAL HELP FOR WOMEN WORKING THE STREETS.			292
Our mark of love and affection.			261
Over-limit driver is sent to prison; Man thought ban had ended, court told.			287
Paul in the market to trade places.			128
Peace flame ablaze in city; SYMBOL OF HOPE IN COVENTRY.			293
Pearl shines out as top volunteer; TOWN'S COMMUNITY HEROES HONOURED IN ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONY.			426
Pipe up if you want to join band.			143
Pointers on how to apply for cash.			160
pounds 2.5m paid out for plot of land.			135
Pub set to get licence renewed.			97
RACING: Daimajin to shine.			333
RACING: Last week to join our naps table.			303
RACING:Peter back in business with win by Taranaki; TODAY'S NEWS AND VIEWS.			562
Refugees celebrate the Hindu new year.			110
Refugees celebrate.			83
RUGBY UNION: Birthday boys Harbury celebrate league rise; FOCUS ON THE LOCAL ACTION.			863
RUGBY UNION: Vote for your Coundon heroes.			219
Shops go on air to fight crime; TWO-WAY RADIO LINK SET UP BETWEEN OWNERS AND BEAT POLICE.			262
Shops turn away young cigarette buyers.			106
Shops' tobacco test.			101
Smokeless shops.			105
Soup van run is halted by illness; Homeless miss out after operator's emergency op.			300
speedway: Wolves are on a roll.			171
Star Wars mania set to hit cinemas.			183
STOCK CARS: Smith on fire for Brandon curtain-raiser.			419
Summer school to bring in students.			232
Taste of the first division.			126
Tea may prevent some cancers.			133
Teddy sets the pace for charity walkers; DOG IS SPONSORED TO JOIN IN AGE CONCERN'S FUNDRAISING TREK.			293
The World's richest sail into capital.			300
Time to get out and a walkin'.			100
Town in fresh bid for Sunday trading; TRADERS TO CONSIDER OPENING ALL WEEK IN AN EFFORT TO ATTRACT MORE SHOPPERS.			256
Towns in line for a slice of pounds 20m fund.			286
Tunisia shows off its exotic charm.			152
Village IT suite opens with party.			100
Violence growing among teen girls.			307
Welcome back to the farm.			123
Win a pair of glasses or contact lenses.			216
Women's therapy sessions.			136
Young scientists discover lab's fab!			239