Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (October 8, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Gem' of a new vicar.			164
'I thought I was mad to suspect mum's doctor' ORDEAL OF VICTIM'S DAUGHTER WHO EXPOSED SHIPMAN.			384
'I've been suspended because I care enough to speak out'.			1050
'No-one will lose out' in rents shake-up; Welfare chiefs reassure city tenants.			371
Actress denies 'affair'.			89
Actress scotches rumours of Major affair.			94
Anonymous pounds 2,000 boost for cenotaph; Appeal three-quarters of way to pounds 10,000 target.			316
Bid to keep pupils safe on school walk; CALL GOES OUT FOR NEW LOLLIPOP PERSON FOR BUSY ROAD.			369
Bishop's verbal sparring quest.			112
Boost for play area.			142
Bouncers throw open the door for training.			225
BOXING: Reid lets the train take the strain.			254
Brit Piers wakes to dream of space.			154
BUSINESS LIFE: A workplace with the feelgood factor.			386
BUSINESS LIFE: BUSINESS DIARY; Coventry & Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce.			89
BUSINESS LIFE: High hopes for ITV Digital's successor.			265
BUSINESS LIFE: Mind and body put to the test.			199
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: A CELEBRATION OF THE SIX WINNERS OF THE FORCE INAUGURAL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AWARDS HELD AT THE VILLAGE HOTEL, COVENTRY, ON OCTOBER 3, 2002.			1560
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Building a better future for Coventry and Warwickshire; The construction industry has places for both men and women from all backgrounds and all abilities.			406
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Building a city we can be proud of.			676
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Building People a big success.			125
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Call to support new initiative.			248
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: City firm designs quality solutions.			515
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Drive to attract more young people into growing industry.			314
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Lawyers working to to change industry.			278
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Modern warehouse unit.			113
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: National Construction Week Events.			112
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Prestige offices at Science Park.			219
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Retail premises to let in residential area.			160
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Selling an image of the future.			317
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Speculative office scheme planned.			297
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Warehouse suitable for investment.			272
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Working in partnership.			87
BUSINESS LIFE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION WEEK: Working together to solve skills shortage.			388
BUSINESS LIFE: Parcel firm gets in first as service takes off.			150
BUSINESS LIFE: Salon heads the field with top rating.			120
BUSINESS LIFE: share watch; REGIONAL INTEREST.			114
BUSINESS LIFE: Triple the work, triple the care ...; EVENING TELEGRAPH BUSINESS AWARDS.			392
Cadeby steams ahead.			82
Celebrations: In step in work and in marriage.			679
Charity's the word for dance students.			102
Coffee growers thrown a lifeline.			133
Conference sketch: New look, new style for the Tories; CONSERVATIVE PARTY Conference 2002.			185
Council tax is a finance fog; Public urged to get involved in budget.			264
Crime twist in store.			80
DARTS: White Horse are tamed.			105
DOMINOES: It's a real turn-up as Plough are beaten.			252
Driver sparks bomb scare.			116
Everyone urged to see the lights.			220
FAIR DEAL FOR SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN: OUR MESSAGE TO MR BLAIR; Play fair with our schools.			368
FAIR DEAL FOR SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN: Staff, computers and books head wish list; HEADS REVEAL HOW THEY'D SPEND CASH AS FAIR FUNDING PETITIONS FLOOD IN.			391
FAIR DEAL FOR SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN: THOUSANDS SENDING MESSAGE TO NO 10; More than 100,000 believed to have signed petition calling for better education funding.			326
Fire chief answers play centre call.			133
FOOTBALL: BCFA JUNIOR CUP: Dave at the double.			254
FOOTBALL: CHESTER TESTER FOR BORO.			441
FOOTBALL: COVENTRY COMBINATION: Ascroft blasts sloppy Sphinx.			593
FOOTBALL: Gazza may get the Exeter job.			96
FOOTBALL: Hot shots inspire under-15s.			267
FOOTBALL: Knitters back in firing line.			128
FOOTBALL: MACCA WANTS RICHIE TO STAY.			691
FOOTBALL: Memories of Allesley's cup aces.			82
FOOTBALL: MIDLAND COMBINATION: Ginnelly joy at Cabbage show.			429
FOOTBALL: Oakwood march forward.			392
FOOTBALL: Reid will be back in a trice.			350
FOOTBALL: SCHOOLS FOOTBALL: City under-15s looking for a touch of magic.			289
football: Service cut loose to take over top spot.			194
FOOTBALL: Souness is all set for Glasgow showdown.			146
FOOTBALL: Thommo's got what it takes!; CITY FAVOURITE'S PREMIERSHIP SWITCH PAYS INSTANT DIVIDENDS.			375
FOOTBALL: Thommo's got what it takes!; CITY FAVOURITE'S PREMIERSHIP SWITCH PAYS INSTANT DIVIDENDS.			512
FOOTBALL: Tigers keep faith with Jan.			149
FOOTBALL: United cut it fine.			338
Fresh plea to find hit-and-run rider.			219
Gold award for beauty student Natalie.			168
Golfers answer Andrew's plea.			278
Gospel concert raises pounds 2,000.			85
GRASSROOTS: ANNIVERSARIES.			525
grassroots: ex-service notes.			496
grassroots: Link-up.			97
Hall setting for stately play.			88
HEATHROW ON YOUR DOORSTEP: Scorn poured on town 'shift'.			245
History is made real.			80
House with a prize history.			128
How sewing machines keep story bobbin' along.			213
Huntley is fit to stand trial for murder.			167
Huntley ruled fit to face trial for murder.			166
ICE HOCKEY: Carpenter may have to stay on bench.			289
INDOOR GAMES: Green come top in battle of the Miners.			340
Invitation to chat about books.			150
Ken first to try out new salon; Lord Mayor gets a cut after cutting ribbon.			234
Kidney charity's pounds 1,000 boost.			92
Kylie's bra up for grabs.			102
Landlords warned after spate of raids; ALERT AFTER RAIDERS STRIKE AT THREE PUBS ON SUNDAY NIGHTS IN ONE MONTH.			371
Latest Peugeot model is stolen; Expensive tool also taken in spate of thefts.			309
letters: your views.			1217
LETTERS: your views.			189
letters: your views: global views.			536
Little folk with big hearts.			178
Malcolm's pyrotechnic 'party piece' SPECIAL EFFECTS GURU TO SHOW HOW ERASING A PLANET IS ALL IN A DAY'S WORK.			236
Man, 85 robbed of pensions money.			147
Marconi chiefs quizzed over crisis.			174
Marconi chiefs quizzed over crisis.			138
motor racing: McRae to Ringer the changes as Grist quits.			248
MP helps put youngsters on the map.			166
My suspicions about Shipman.			427
Native insight.			96
New rules on toy darts.			145
Nine fly high after passing panto test.			183
Old folk feel the benefit of drive.			94
Pledge of power to the parents!; CONSERVATIVE PARTY Conference 2002.			317
Police swoop in road safety checks; MOTORISTS' EYESIGHT TESTED IN CAMPAIGN TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS.			395
RACING: BBC probe just 'tip of the iceberg'.			541
RACING: Lightning is set to strike.			321
Recycling takes to the road after fears; MOBILE UNIT PLANNED IN ANSWER TO CONCERNS OVER NUISANCE.			236
Remember when . . . ?: Childhood fun in a "real" ford.			754
RIDDLE OF CITY MAN FOUND DEAD IN FLATS; Detectives treating death as suspicious.			339
RUGBY UNION: Colts go head to head.			168
RUGBY UNION: Coundon no place for the fainthearts; HARD GRAFT AS THE WELSH COME TO TOWN.			507
RUGBY UNION: Hat-trick man puts Old Cov top.			755
RUGBY UNION: It's grim up north for World Cup.			630
RUGBY UNION: Shoguns suffer hooker blow.			155
RUGBY: Women join Nuns' ranks.			216
Schools in Coventry and Warwickshire must win a total of... pounds 10,000; IT'S THE BIGGEST SCHOOLS COMPETITION WE'VE EVER RUN.			422
Shadow minister fails to rule out airport; CONSERVATIVE PARTY Conference 2002.			239
Shift aimed at parents.			118
SNOOKER: Tornado is blown out by Hendry; LATEST ACTION FROM THE LG CUP.			493
Summer can't hang around any longer!			138
Tot's death has 'no natural explanation' CHILD HAD 13 SEPARATE BRUISES ON HIS HEAD, JURY TOLD.			311
Vicar tells why he snubbed cash gift; CHURCH COUNCIL 'UNEASY' ABOUT FREEMASONS' SOURCE.			426
Village in airport lowdown.			194
VOLLEYBALL: Malory task towers over Riga.			184
Young arsonists target city firm; FORK-LIFT TRUCK DRIVERS AID 999 CREWS IN DANGER OPERATION.			188