Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (September 2, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1,000 crowd is no small beer for real ale festival!; VILLAGE HALL NEARLY DRUNK DRY AS ANNUAL EVENT NOTCHES UP A RECORD.			339
Agco faces pay anger.			137
AIRPORT PLANS: Doubts over direction of runways.			163
AIRPORT PLANS: Meetings set for schools.			234
AIRPORT PLANS: Why an idyllic village is a site that's 'ideal' Many factors added up to perfect score.			564
Asda store to sue thieves.			105
Band in need of tuition.			117
belgian grand prix: Eddie lands vital point for Jaguar.			354
Blair's green speech.			85
Blaze drama ferry limps to port.			284
Call to curb patient 'slang'.			122
Churches to mark twin towers tragedy.			199
Climate change disaster warning.			129
College catering courses on menu.			141
Council chief's a top donor.			107
Council urged to take up air fight; MEMBERS SAY THEY SHOULD URGE GOVERNMENT TO REMOVE BLIGHT.			256
Councillor loses his fight against cancer; COLLEAGUES PAY TRIBUTE TO THE 'GENTLEMAN OF THE COUNCIL'.			323
CRICKET: Bears keep outside hopes of title alive; VICTORY CONDEMNS OPPONENTS NOTTINGHAM TO RELEGATION FROM DIVISION ONE.			464
CRICKET: BIRMINGHAM LEAGUE: Double defeat sets up a dogfight.			321
Cycleway plans brought forward; BUS STATION TO BE TRANSFORMED IN TOWN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT.			359
Daughter on double murder charge.			100
Decision-makers are taken into the future.			287
Department of 'Trade and Hindrance'.			137
Farm's future in the spotlight.			83
Fire crews fight for pay rise; PAY IS 'SO POOR THAT SOME QUALIFY FOR TAX CREDITS'.			453
Fire crews rally at last-ditch pay talks.			312
FOOTBALL: BLAME ME SAYS BORO BOSS; Tactics wrong - Burr.			387
FOOTBALL: City lacking real menace; MCALLISTER ADMITS SKY BLUES MISS HUGHES AS THEY DRY UP IN FRONT OF GOAL.			1057
FOOTBALL: Desperate Boro crash to defeat; VISITORS HEREFORD IN CONTROL AS NUNEATON ARE LEFT CHASING SHADOWS; Three-goal burst sinks Burr's side after early threat.			494
FOOTBALL: Hall bags an unlikely replay for Rugby; SPOTLIGHT ON THE FA CUP AND NON-LEAGUE SCENE.			385
FOOTBALL: Keeper's stock rising all the time.			272
FOOTBALL: Knitters go down again.			203
FOOTBALL: Lacklustre Racing in early exit.			217
FOOTBALL: Leeds pair get Sven call.			510
FOOTBALL: MACCA GOALS TARGET; Sky Blues boss challenges young strikers to hit the net.			312
FOOTBALL: New boys triumph; SPOTLIGHT ON THE BARCLAYCARD PREMIERSHIP.			405
FOOTBALL: Newcastle are out to break Anfield hoodoo; SPOTLIGHT ON THE BARCLAYCARD PREMIERSHIP.			325
FOOTBALL: Not all gloom.			371
FOOTBALL: Partridge to rescue.			377
FOOTBALL: Practice pays off for local lad Scimeca.			174
FOOTBALL: Stephenson sparks Town.			113
FOOTBALL: Terrace VERDICT.			395
FOOTBALL: Willis chat lifts Adders.			183
FOOTBALL: Yes, Keane had to go says Fergie; SPOTLIGHT ON THE BARCLAYCARD PREMIERSHIP.			519
formula one: Schumacher refusing to change gear.			594
Glider forces are honoured at last.			352
Grange hosts its last reunion.			207
Hijack suspect in court.			133
Historic buildings open their doors; HERITAGE EVENT GIVES PUBLIC FREE ACCESS TO INTERESTING VENUES.			425
Home's fete goes famously.			119
Hospitals' posh menu has to wait; CASH PROBLEMS MEAN HEALTH CHIEFS KEEP FOOD CHOICES AS THEY ARE.			261
ice hockey: Ruggles out for one last glory Blaze.			332
IN THE COURTS: City teenager behind bars for car crimes.			633
Jail for brothers who attacked their uncle; COURT TOLD CAR WAS RAMMED AND ATTACKED IN FRONT OF COUPLE AND CHILDREN.			361
Join us call from Rolls pensioners; GROUP HAVING DIFFICULTY GETTING DETAILS OF MEMBERS.			272
KEEP COVENTRY CLEAN CAMPAIGN: How a wrapper can cost you a packet!; COVENTRY LITTER BUGS FACE pounds 50 FINE IN NEW CAMPAIGN CLAMPDOWN.			414
Keeping names under wraps.			210
Lady Archer faces industrial tribunal.			149
Learning centres opened.			156
LETTERS: your views.			1160
letters: your views.			239
Local pride as pub wins through to finals.			104
Man fights for life after hit-and-run.			209
Man, 33, arrested over stab death.			154
MAUREEN SPRING'S COLUMN: I nearly wish it WOULD rain until September.			424
Mayor Bill takes to the airwaves.			190
Midlands 'on target to cut street crime'.			264
Motoring display makes it a classic day; SUN AND SUCCESS FOR THE COVENTRY RUN.			614
MURDER PROBE AFTER MAN FOUND STABBED; Hunt for clues continues after victim in his mid-30s discovered in old graveyard in Rugby town centre.			148
my CV.			887
New precinct showcases young talent.			154
ON THE DRAWING BOARD: Homes scheme for site at farm.			220
Park's new 'pleasure rides'.			84
Pensioners get ready for post office fight; ACTION GROUP CALLS OPEN MEETING TO BATTLE PAYMENT CHANGE.			247
Picture this in your home.			124
Police could look again at murder cases.			184
Police take action over park 'battlefield'.			266
pounds 300,000 bid to help drug users; THREE HOUSING ESTATES TO BE TARGETED.			325
Queen's Nurse dies aged 73.			126
R-R pensioners try to spread support.			237
Romeo is second son for Posh.			180
Room for improvement.			200
RUGBY UNION: Defeat as broad as it's long for Street.			729
RUGBY UNION: Nuns sprint out of blocks.			330
RUGBY UNION: Simple twist of fate leaves Cov cursing; ALL THE ACTION AND REPORTS FROM THE OPENING DAY OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE SEASON.			650
RUGBY UNION: Toothless Lions licking wounds.			369
RUGBY: Robbins rues Cov's silly mistakes.			228
SCHOOLS 'TO OPEN ON TIME' PLEDGE; Payouts call over staff hold-ups.			297
SCHOOLS 'TO OPEN ON TIME' Work goes on to complete staff vetting.			292
Schools to open on time despite hold-ups.			219
share watch; REGIONAL INTEREST.			104
SPEEDWAY: Rickardsson stands alone.			483
SPEEDWAY: Screen's in as Bees miss Hamill.			167
Start of a starry year.			82
Support for school scheme.			167
Surprise party as Ann retires.			142
Talented youngsters in the spotlight.			280
tennis: Rusedski's in eye of storm.			124
The free and easy way to fitness...			113
Time for a break - finally.			144
Time to think positively.			96
Top cop is back in his home city; Former beat bobby welcomes move.			309
Traders' shock over body find in garden; 'QUIET PLACE TO RELAX' CORDONED OFF AS IT BECOMES SCENE OF POLICE PROBE.			433
Tribute to the 'silent fliers'.			229
Tributes to ex-Telegraph editor.			437
Trust to set up games.			125
Twin towers trip for Lisa.			149
Villagers add humour to protests.			242
Visitors dig deep for garden group.			100
Witness plea after attack on boy.			100
Woman cut free in crash drama.			122