Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (January 3, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Big' advert campaign is a success; City set to spend more.			261
'Diva' clue to attack.			114
'HELP FIND MY MUM'S ATTACKER' Angry son urges people to trace the brutal thug who left his 71- year-old mother unconscious in the street.			557
'Lack of teeth' in patients' complaints.			270
A memorial that will go on growing; PRIZE ROSE BUSH TO BE NAMED FOR WOMAN WHO WILL NEVER SEE IT BLOOM.			370
Age bar to limit sales of pets.			231
Animal magic vanishes from Doddy's sell-out show; COMEDIAN RETURNS MINUS MAGICIAN WHO USED BIRDS AND DOGS ON STAGE.			234
Appeal to help trace bike enthusiast.			150
Army women 'at health risk'.			100
ATHLETICS: Nuneaton pair Hayes and Lee fly the flag at Banner Lane.			158
Babies arrive at rate of 10 a day; LITTLE MITE'S NEW YEAR ENTRANCE AT ONE OF BRITAIN'S BUSIEST MATERNITY UNITS.			344
Battle history of Edge Hill on TV; TOURISM BOOST EXPECTED FROM ENGLISH CIVIL WAR DOCUMENTARY.			309
Battles set to bring tourists; BOOM HOPES FROM BBC DOCUMENTARY.			235
Bid to stop children buying pets.			253
Big moment for hospice fund-raisers.			167
BOWLING ALLEY MOVES A STEP CLOSER; Developer delighted as contracts signed.			228
Charity set up to help the obese.			167
Children of five and six playing on frozen lake.			134
Circulation boss calls a halt after 38 years.			161
Cleric's tale aids fire fund; CATHEDRAL TO REAP BENEFITS OF TIRELESS EX-VICAR'S LITERARY EFFORT.			271
Coffee morning cash rolls in.			110
Could 2002 be a wealthy year for you?; FIND OUT WHETHER IT WILL BE A SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR YOU WITH OUR LOOK AT WHAT LIES AHEAD ON THE CAREER AND FINANCE FRONT.			1290
CRICKET: Caddick back for England.			252
CRICKET: South Africa on the rack.			333
CROWN GREEN BOWLS: Alvis seek new bowlers for 2002 campaign.			150
Cup legends kick off bid for glory; SKY BLUES' HISTORIC TEAM REUNITED FOR FIRST TIME SINCE '87 VICTORY.			417
CYCLING: Steven surges to series verdict.			541
DARTS: Canadian feeling the part after Beaton thumping.			314
Dianne's shop window is a clear winner.			108
Driver in train cab smash 'fright'.			186
Europe urged to get back on track.			121
Euros yet to prove their worth; AIR PASSENGERS FEAR PRICES RIP-OFF AS 'HOLIDAY MONEY' DOES FOR ALL THE YEAR ROUND.			475
EVENING TELEGRAPH READER OFFERS.			135
Experts to board blast-risk tanker; Salvage plans drawn up as homes cleared.			321
Facelift will brighten up shop.			162
Fears for missing woman.			123
FOOTBALL: BORO TRIO GET ENGLAND CALL.			249
FOOTBALL: City confident of Cup sell-out.			238
FOOTBALL: COLD COMFORT FOR SKY BLUES.			369
FOOTBALL: Fulham are looking for cutting edge; Derby County 0 Fulham 1.			423
FOOTBALL: O'Neill is committed to Celtic.			135
FOOTBALL: Sky Blues expect sell-out.			113
FOOTBALL: Stan calls for soccer to be sunny side up.			610
FOOTBALL: THE BALD EAGLE LANDS AT CITY.			605
FOOTBALL: Under-15s aim to get back on victory trail; SCHOOLS SCENE.			297
FOOTBALL: We'd have got it at home, say Magpies; Manchester Utd 3 Newcastle Utd 1.			563
Get set for the BIG THAW!; Milder weather is on the way.			315
GOLF: Amateur Elson still on the up.			153
GOLF: Purley cracker.			128
Grant aid offer to the retired.			82
GUN TERROR IN CLUB RAID BID.			193
Hospital wins op praise from MP Bob.			284
Hundreds stopped in B-test campaign.			97
ice hockey: Blaze are priced out in race to sign Millie.			427
IN THE COURTS.			846
Innovative recycling scheme put to the test; FOUR-WEEK TRIAL STARTS OF REVOLUTIONARY WASTE DISPOSAL PROJECT.			226
IT expert warns of cashflow problems.			229
It's a thaw thing!; WARNING TO WATCH OUT AS THE ICE STARTS TO MELT.			275
Jaguar lesson rubs off on luxury car seats; Concept coupe shows off trim skills of ex-staffers.			321
Jamie voted best neighbour.			212
LETTERS: your views.			1210
Local voice needed for city causes.			168
Loyalty to banks down to laziness.			263
Man is accused of blackmail.			124
Mobile phone robbery.			136
More time out for teachers.			254
Motorway pile-up victim is named.			114
Music forum bid to help young bands.			212
New homes for old...			128
New Year's money vows.			97
Nursery starts to bloom again.			156
Patrol guard dragged from car.			201
Pilot faces court after danger flight in helicopter.			147
Pilot faces danger flight charge.			147
Plan to get rid of last festive shreds.			174
Plea as Euro comes in.			95
Police name dead burglary victim.			197
Popular tale takes too long to tell; REVIEW.			136
pounds 10m boost for county schools.			198
pounds 2.4m to help tackle poverty in Foleshill; Grant aims to improve care for youngsters.			239
Queen will tour UK to mark her 50 years.			161
RACING: Cheltenham chase gets pounds 20,000 prize boost.			280
RACING: Hopes fade for Musselburgh on Saturday.			430
RACING: Takes Tutu set to collect the spoils.			323
RACING: Valiramix fancied to win Tote Trophy.			506
RACING: Valuable Sandown card is doubtful.			249
Red kites' death shock.			97
Remember when . . . ?			420
Reoffender made to enrol at anger class; MAN WAS FOUND WITH KNIFE IN HIS POCKET AFTER EARLY PRISON RELEASE.			296
Report rap for court building.			235
Reward to catch hospital thieves.			131
RUGBY UNION: Angry Steele hits back after incidents of alleged foul play.			164
Search stepped up for patient.			241
Show time in the village halls.			251
Six future leaders make their debuts.			154
So who was the real Nosy Parker?; REVEALED: THE FASCINATING TRUE MEANINGS BEHIND THOSE EVERYDAY SAYINGS.			853
Sobering thought for festive drivers.			222
SPEEDWAY: Bees move in for US ace Fisher.			208
Speedy raider grabs sports gear.			120
Sportsman joins school staff.			109
Store thief grabs purse.			85
Students given X-ray vision.			162
Sunday school sex attacker jailed.			304
Sunday school sex attacker jailed; Victims lured to meetings at church.			302
Suzanne's a Jackie of all sports!			93
TENNIS: 'Annual affair' continues with Brit battle down under.			320
Thug grabs guard's car; Security officer is attacked on patrol.			220
Top men get the top payoffs.			137
Tory challenge on pounds 40,000 signs bill; IT SEEMS AN EXTRAORDINARY AMOUNT OF MONEY, SAYS DEPUTY LORD MAYOR.			336
Tory defends action to report rival party.			213
Tory defends action to report rivals.			214
Walsgrave 'picking up the pieces' Surgeon hits back at tables.			274
WARNING ON FLOOD PROTECTION DELAYS; Towns still at risk.			236
Wife of Chancellor goes home.			96
WIN a fantastic weekend break worth pounds 250.			330
Workers face gun terror in club raid; Masked pair threaten staff in attempted robbery.			263