Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (August 30, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2,000 at service for Holly and Jessica.			178
A fun day out with the boys in blue.			99
AIRPORT PLANS: Lawford seen as least likely; AIRPORT CAMPAIGN GROWS AS MPs SPEAK OUT.			774
ARSON ATTACK WRECKS BARN; Straw burned for over 5 hours.			275
Bid to beat vandals on right track.			217
Big buzz over small seats.			153
Blair given warning over Iraq situation; Local party leaders in opposition.			227
Blaze woman sent to hostel; DISORDER SUFFERER STARTED FIRE BECAUSE FLAT WAS IN A MESS.			389
BOXING: Bendall's world title hope.			317
Burglars' PIN con foiled.			90
Caring nurse wins award.			171
Casting a cloud over summer.			82
Charity five in court.			95
Chips with everything is a success.			181
City plays host to African youngsters.			121
City's a winner at first attempt; JUDGES AWARD SILVER TO COVENTRY'S FLORAL DISPLAYS.			330
Close call for Labour in city's vital vote.			228
Close call for Labour in vital vote; BIG COUNCIL DEBATE.			393
College in rallying call to students.			114
Company fined over fall inside machine; Worker was 'just following practice'.			388
Council halts work on listed building; INSPECTORS FIND PLASTIC REPLACEMENT WINDOWS FITTED.			493
COVENTRY MYTON HOSPICE APPEAL: Festival draw raises pounds 14,000.			404
CRICKET: Bears look ragged - Surrey look champion; HOLLIOAKE HAMMERS 82 TO KNOCK DWINDLING TITLE HOPES.			527
CRICKET: BIRMINGHAM LEAGUE: Chase is on for win over Cannock.			150
Does the caring legacy of Princess Di live on?			899
Double bonus for Tunnel duo.			242
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: 4,500 REASONS TO CHOOSE A NEW CAR.			297
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: BMW steps up the pace with the X5.			272
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: DO YOU REMEMBER?: The year when Sunbeam added a sporty touch.			136
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Ford puts the Focus on speed and style; ROAD TEST: FORD FOCUS ST 170 3-DOOR.			482
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Last one to Roll out of Crewe . . .			258
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Mercedes in an S-Class of its own.			323
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: On the road with Ford's toploader!			296
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Plea to 'take a break' ignored.			338
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Smart move into open-air driving pleasure.			210
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Suzuki puts on the saloon style.			119
Farm hit by barn blaze.			85
Firm's success grows with age.			156
Firms advised over killer bug.			311
Firms given safety advice; LEGIONNAIRE'S OUTBREAK PROMPTS ALERT.			231
Floral beauty earns gold award.			182
FOOTBALL: BIG MATCH PREVIEW: Macca: No more nightmares; Sky Blues boss puts Watford hammering behind him.			652
FOOTBALL: BORO TURN TO NEW KEEPERS; Wheeler and Hodgson get call to squad.			355
FOOTBALL: Brown gets his man as winger Lewis finally flies in.			427
FOOTBALL: Griff aim to get it right.			274
FOOTBALL: Hughes: I made wrong move.			254
FOOTBALL: Jess may have to warm bench.			646
FOOTBALL: Knitters' first time.			160
FOOTBALL: Mo KONJIC'S COLUMN: We're facing our biggest test yet.			886
FOOTBALL: NON-LEAGUE: Bedworth ready for physical challenge.			456
FOOTBALL: Now Hughes is set for heroes welcome; STRIKERS MOVE FROM SKY BLUES GOES THROUGH.			419
FOOTBALL: Team-mates rally round.			334
FOOTBALL: Thommo set for Blackburn debut; PREMIERSHIP AND NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE PREVIEW.			468
FOOTBALL: Thompson to start on bench.			443
FOOTBALL: Vassell dreams put on hold.			221
FOOTBALL: YOUNG GUNS GO FOR IT!; Pick me and Mc Sheffrey to fill Hughes void - Bothroyd.			464
Force welcomes 14 new recruits.			204
Former miner's junk mail blast; EX-PARATROOPER NOT AMUSED AT HAVING TO PAY FOR 'PRIZE' LETTER.			376
FREE: Diana book for every reader; OFFER.			574
GCSE exam joy for Rugby School pupils.			122
GO: ART: 20th-century collection goes on show.			137
GO: ART: BRUSH STROKES.			236
GO: ART: VLAD'S THE WAY TO DISPLAY OBJECTS.			295
GO: CINEMA: OTHER NEW FILMS.			114
GO: CINEMA: Sweet threesome leave rather a bitter taste.			250
GO: CINEMA: WAKING UP THE TIRED COP THRILLER.			466
GO: CINEMA: WATCH THIS SPACE . . .			169
GO: CLASSICAL: CHAMBER FAVOURITES FOR CHARITY CONCERT.			502
GO: COUNTRY: A solo artist with American roots.			167
GO: FOLK: TOP-NAME START TO NEW SEASON.			340
GO: JAZZ: BIG NOISES JOIN FORCES TO CALL THE TUNE.			213
GO: JAZZ: JAZZ NOTES.			242
GO: ROCK: BLOOD AND THUNDER; Coldplay make a glorious return with new album Rush Of Blood To The Head.			784
GO: ROCK: Oasis set concert dates.			333
GO: TAIL PIECES.			314
GO: THE LIMIT: CALL 911 - THEY'RE TOGETHER AGAIN.			613
GO: THEATRE: A grrreat lion offer for Aslan fans!			482
GO: THEATRE: DAN'S NEW JOB WITH A HELL HOUND!			580
GO: VIDEO: Tom Cruises in to a tale of revenge.			547
GUN FIND SPARKS HIJACK ALERT; Organisers of Birmingham Islamic meeting deny man was delegate.			442
Heaven in store for city children.			222
Hospice rally call.			83
Hospital plea to kidney patients; STAY AWAY FROM ORGANS-FOR-CASH, URGES EXPERT.			223
Hospitals chief leaves the hot seat.			208
Hospitals trust chief bows out.			122
Housing bubble 'not about to burst' claim; PEOPLE WHO RECKON MARKET IS SLOWING DOWN ARE MISTAKEN, SAYS ESTATE AGENTS' LEADER.			310
Hundreds want to be a hermit; Big response to unusual job advert.			283
ICE HOCKEY: Pease want to play the penalty.			366
IN THE COURTS: Jail for driving defiance.			602
Instant way to catch criminals; Hi-tech scanner is a success.			319
Invitation to be part of history.			108
Israelis leak US attack plan on Saddam.			175
IT'S BLOOMING MARVELLOUS!; Towns take honours in Britain in Bloom competition.			359
Jessica's mother to return to her job.			96
LETTERS: your views.			1468
Lottery? I'd rather work fewer hours.			185
Masts man signs book.			100
Meet Engie Benjy and Jollop.			95
Numbers seeking asylum set to rise.			141
Officers wait to speak to stab man.			161
Passers-by helped save man's life.			146
PC praised after blaze girls saved; QUICK-THINKING OFFICER RECEIVES TOP HUMANITY AWARD.			391
POOL: Allies happy to capture final crown.			313
pounds 18,000 fine for blaze company; PLASTICS FIRM ORDERED TO PAY UP AFTER TWO EMPLOYEES INJURED.			424
RACING: Commission can pay big dividend.			237
RACING: Gold Cup is still the aim despite defeat.			197
Radio station all set to hit the airwaves; EXCITEMENT BUILDS AS RUGBY FM MOVES TOWARDS ITS FINAL COUNTDOWN.			247
RAIL CRACKDOWN CLEARS TRACKS; Purge on trespassers hailed a success thanks to Evening Telegraph.			280
Road sealed off after stolen bike crashes.			146
RUGBY UNION: Broadstreet all set for big kick-off.			232
RUGBY UNION: Determined Cov plan to stun aces.			419
RUGBY UNION: Lions look to Tigers threesome.			284
RUGBY UNION: Nuns wait on Vunipola for home clash.			257
Sarah comes out on top in business.			192
Schools hit by shortage of teachers.			87
Schools make the grade.			176
Security stepped up at old school; FIRE CREWS CALLED AFTER LATEST BREAK-IN SEES CHAIRS SET ALIGHT.			227
share watch; REGIONAL INTEREST.			96
Shipman surgery to shut.			145
Shopping street goes car-free; Day's event could lead to more debate.			268
Singers tune up for show.			112
SPEEDWAY: Hamill's Grand Prix comeback; BEES RIDER DEFIES BACK INJURY.			444
Teacher shortage.			91
Views sought on refuge plan; Residents can comment on domestic violence scheme.			247
WIN a trip to see Sir Cliff Richard in concert in Brussels.			227
WIN: ...a luxury hot-air balloon trip for two.			283
You can still bank on recycling centre; Charity assures store customers it's staying.			265
Young take to water for lesson.			112