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

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Toilets are not drug problem' COUNCILLOR SAYS KNOCKING DOWN BLOCK WOULD JUST DRIVE DEALERS ELSEWHERE.			299
AIRPORT: HEATHROW ON YOUR DOORSTEP: 'Get airport plan scrapped now' AIRPORT PLANS: Assembly wants government to act swiftly to end blight.			358
ANGLING: Alas, up and down Avon causing problems.			557
Army crews called to car arsons.			134
BADMINTON: County kids start well at Rotherham.			183
BID TO BEAT THREAT FROM CAR ARSONISTS; Firefighters return to work - for now - amid warnings of firebug risk.			245
Bogus caller foiled by OAP.			141
BONANZA OF NEW HOMES; Car park and allotments to go under development plan.			234
Borough's youngsters pioneer county concerts.			133
BOXING: Wronged Norton back in the ring.			460
Can you provide music?			84
Car clue over street pension snatch.			178
Cash for counsellor team in drugs fight.			216
Charity pleas for aid to help Africa.			201
Child's yell could kill his mother; IMPLANT MAKES LIFE SAFER FOR MOTHER OF TWO YOUNGSTERS.			485
Child's yell could kill his mum; IMPLANT MAKES LIFE SAFER FOR MOTHER OF TWO YOUNGSTERS.			492
Church flies out.			84
CRICKET: England hopes are torn apart!			580
CRICKET: England hopes are torn apart!			558
CRICKET: England hopes are torn apart!			722
E-coli outbreak.			90
Fair's festive advice.			152
Fall under Narnia's magic spell; REVIEW.			206
Festive tale's a cracker; REVIEW.			146
FIREFIGHTERS VOW: THE STRIKES GO ON; 999 crews back to work after eight-day walkout with warning to government.			488
FOOTBALL: Ole hails a Ruud awakening.			337
FOOTBALL: SKY'S THE LIMIT FOR EUSTACE!			366
Former Dunlop manager dies; FUNERAL OF MAN WHO HELPED CONCORDE PROJECT.			202
Frogs hop in to help 300 pupils.			174
Gift boosts thirsty players.			132
Girl 'survived on chewing gum'.			208
Girl's death still a mystery.			108
IN THE COURTS.			953
Injured dog abandoned outside vets.			274
It's a great idea from dad - on reflection.			165
it's your shout!; Where teenagers set the agenda.			671
Leigh makes a date with home town; STAR-STUDDED LINE-UP FOR NEW BELGRADE SEASON.			303
Let's start slaying crime like Buffy slays vampires; voice OF THE north.			557
LETTERS: your views.			1056
Lottery bid aims to cut sex diseases.			231
MIDWEEK MARKET PLAN FOR TOWN.			253
Music helps cash flow in for charity.			120
Natural way to decorate.			80
New service steps up war on drugs; Counselling project set up to help users.			310
No miracle aids, warn watchdogs.			126
Parents' tribute to tragic toddler.			120
Pickets go to aid in crash.			97
Plea to find haul worth pounds 28,000.			158
Please - save us from the 'help' of technology; View from the clock tower.			366
Police say it again - watch for con men.			135
pounds 120,000 boost for drugs battle; RISE IN DEATHS PROMPTS ESTABLISHMENT OF SERVICE TO COMBAT NARCOTICS USE.			281
Pupils' party CD stacks up sales.			205
Relic harks back to the days of bombing raids.			145
Rise in HIV cases.			81
Roads near schools to have 20mph limit.			96
Rockin'! The General's on its way back.			311
Rules to change on home additions.			183
See Robbie Williams live with our super offer.			381
Smash confirms wife's road fears; Campaigner's husband crashes at junction.			277
Soldier's killing spree 'fuelled by drugs'.			129
Song for George.			80
Suzanne's gallery chat.			93
Take That star is the nation's favourite.			105
Teens join world fight against Aids.			138
There's not a lotto luck here.			131
Town lightens up; THOUSANDS ENJOY THE FESTIVE SPIRIT IN THE COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS.			361
Trio con man in nineties out of pounds 50.			222
Tyre sales helping a youth club.			181
We'll stay till tea and coffee run out.			379
WEEKEND TV: Breaking out the booze; SOME CELEBS LIKE A TIPPLE OR TWO - BUT DRINKING TOO MUCH COULD LEAVE THEM WITH MORE THAN A HANGOVER.			810
WEEKEND TV: McTV.			255
WEEKEND TV: STAR PROFILE: Sam's been a monster success.			304
WEEKEND: BOOKS.			470
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Top 10 books.			92
WEEKEND: BYTE SIZE: Unreal shoot-em-up is dominating combat experience; Review.			420
WEEKEND: COUNTRY WALKS: Town stroll takes in fine open spaces; Around Kenilworth 4 miles. Map 221 Explorer.			522
WEEKEND: FOOD: Cooking up a great day out; Our guide gives a taste of what's in store for visitors to the BBC Good Food Show.			565
WEEKEND: FOOD: JAMIE'S DISH.			423
WEEKEND: GARDENING: If you go down to the woods today...; HEAD GARDENER AT RYTON ORGANIC GARDENS GIVES SOME ADVICE ON THE BENEFITS AND DANGER OF PICKING MUSHROOMS.			537
WEEKEND: LIVING SPACE: I'm a designer ... get me in there; CHANGING ROOMS' LINDA BARKER TALKS ABOUT HER MAKEOVER NIGHTMARES.			548
WEEKEND: PET SOS: Can you give an animal a home?			218
WEEKEND: PET SOS: Jasmine's litter will lead the way; COULD YOU HELP GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND BY OFFERING A HOME TO A BROOD BITCH OR STUD DOG?			645
WEEKEND: PET SOS: Why guide dog puppies never fail to achieve.			164
WEEKEND: SATURDAY TV: Tonight's highlights.			204
WEEKEND: SUNDAY TV: Tonight's highlights.			193
WEEKEND: TIME TUNEL: SS - once the symbol for sleek, black motorcars.			986
WEEKEND: TRAVEL: Colourful trip to the Emerald Isle; IRELAND WILL LEAVE YOU THIRSTY FOR MORE.			575
WEEKEND: UNPLUGGED: Why Bond is every girl's dream man.			394
WEEKEND: YOUR PETS: How should I treat a small graze on my cat's leg?			579
Witness appeal over fire tragedy.			255
Youngsters get taste for food shopping.			163