Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (September 6, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'HELP CATCH PAIR IN BOTTLE ATTACK' Victim left bleeding heavily in street.			270
'Tell us who should get council aid' call.			342
43 homes going up.			129
Ad investment to find top staff.			96
Advice for exporters.			89
Artists and nature join for unique show.			214
Athletes box clever to help Lucy campaign.			313
August sales up despite lure of new reg.			163
Barn of hay goes up in flames.			177
BID TO WIN ...holidays, pounds 5,000 cash and fantastic prizes; Widescreen TV, camera phones and computer, Xboxes up for grabs in a great competition.			321
BOXING: Time catches Norton; COVENTRY-BASED MAN LOSES OUT IN TITLE BID.			411
CASTLE FREE PASSES DECISION DEFENDED.			380
Cement workers await jobs verdict.			169
Chance to have a say.			103
Children's pole art inspired by nature trip.			182
City escapes cost of search for dumped boy; POLICE HUNTED FOR 12 HOURS, CALLING OUT A HELICOPTER, MEN AND DOGS.			269
CITY'S SUBWAYS ARE SAFE AT LAST; Joy as NO crimes reported this year.			389
Clear case of stamina.			105
Council is sold on lamppost adverts; STREETLIGHT SIGNS GIVEN GO-AHEAD - DESPITE OBJECTIONS.			280
CRICKET: Records go tumbling as Bears are thrashed.			457
CRICKET: Surrey losing their grip on the county title; SPOTLIGHT ON A DRAMATIC ROUND IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP RACE.			425
CRICKET: Trescothick eases out-of-form worries.			294
CYCLE SPEEDWAY: Long trip all in vain for Devlins.			277
Cyclists double up to help.			249
Dancers set their sights on West End.			174
Emily's eye for detail is a winner.			153
Farewell to Harvey.			169
First-timers urged to boost property market.			248
FOOTBALL: BURLEY IS HEADING UP NORTH.			398
Former hostage back behind bars.			183
Free school meals plea to parents.			195
Fresh plea over doorstep callers; Warning as yet more elderly fall victim to tricksters.			287
Fun water challenge for families.			198
Getting the hump with fast drivers; IDEAS TO BEAT SHORT-CUTTERS INCLUDE CAMERAS, CHICANES AND BUMPS.			255
Giant pet fish that's looking for new home; AT 2ft LONG, FINNED FRIEND HAS OUTGROWN TANK IN COVENTRY LIVING ROOM.			489
Government must do more to make us leave cars at home; voice of the north.			461
Hunt joins festival to sniff out more supporters.			248
ICE HOCKEY: Blaze anticipate deep grilling from old mate; MILTON KEYNES CHALLENGE FIRST UP IN NEW SEASON.			372
IN THE COURTS: Woman, 31, jailed over theft of men's T-shirts.			934
it's your shout!: Youngsters trimming ambitions to a degree; Where teenagers set the agenda.			660
LETTERS: your views.			1045
Life is just one long laugh for funnyman Ryan; STAND-UP COMEDIAN TELLS OF HIS OBSESSION WITH ALL THINGS COMIC.			657
Lights to be best yet.			101
Man killed on rollercoaster.			87
Master work to inspire and comfort.			236
More British troops on the way to Iraq.			310
Mum and tot in bus ride misery; Company will check if driver said too much.			305
Neighbourhood Watch heads for IT update; Co-ordinators may get training to streamline crime-fighting help.			259
No speed limit for fire crews; CHIEF SAYS COUNTY SERVICE IS DIFFERENT AND DRIVERS CAN DECIDE THEMSELVES.			261
Omagh bomb suspect in court.			101
Orchestra's performance to help brain-injury victims.			121
Oui to language lessons for all.			99
Prison for drug dealer trapped in police sting.			241
Queen's posh pots are to go on show.			109
RAIL USERS WARNED OFDELAY NIGHTMARE.			266
Rallying call revs up funds.			152
Rugby club will boost business; NEW VENTURE AIMED AT BEING AVAILABLE FOR EVERYBODY.			553
SPEEDWAY: Greg chases GP glory.			223
Stars of the screen will be at launch; GLITTERING LINE-UP FOR CHARITY'S BIG NIGHT.			252
Student anger at top-up fees.			177
TIME TUNNEL: Gardens become a growing attraction of Heritage open days; SOAK-UP SOME OF THE AREA'S RICH PAST WHEN HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND GARDENS REVEAL THEIR TREASURES OF DAYS GONE BY.			1501
Tweet ending for Bobby the budgie.			103
US 'knew about 9/11 in advance'.			155
WEEKEND TV: Chaucer with a twist . . .			910
WEEKEND TV: McTV.			318
WEEKEND TV: SATURDAY TV.			232
WEEKEND TV: STAR PROFILE: Brian's had a killer career!			301
WEEKEND TV: SUNDAY TV.			239
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Forsyth saga is worth the lengthy wait.			165
WEEKEND: BOOKS: It's action and mystery all the way.			116
WEEKEND: BOOKS: My Favourite Read.			83
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Opposites sometimes attract.			92
WEEKEND: BOOKS: Top 10 books.			114
WEEKEND: BYTE SIZE: Learn from the master in latest Star Wars saga; Review.			483
WEEKEND: COUNTRY WALKS: A wander full of past wonders.			593
WEEKEND: FOOD: JAMIE'S DISH.			328
WEEKEND: FOOD: Lucy waiting for top award; KEEP SMILING IS THE KEY TO GOOD SERVICE - EVEN WHEN YOUR CLOTH'S ON FIRE.			796
WEEKEND: GARDENING: Vera's hobby flowers again.			846
WEEKEND: PET SOS: Can you give an animal a home?			230
WEEKEND: PET SOS: Little terrier acts as the ears for Petty.			166
WEEKEND: PET SOS: Pip was worth second glance; BORDER COLLIE FEELS RIGHT AT HOME WITH FAMILY'S GUINEA PIGS, HAMSTER AND HORSE.			685
WEEKEND: TRAVEL: Seeing lakes in a new light; COUNTRY HOUSE LIVING WITH A TODDLER IN TOW MEANS LAVISH DINNERS - AND PLAY TIME WITH THE FREEBEE CLUB.			849
WEEKEND: TRAVEL: Telegraph on Tour.			319
WEEKEND: TRAVEL: Wish I was there ... Reader's report.			487
WEEKEND: UNPLUGGED: If pregnancy is catching then I hope I'm immune.			503
WEEKEND: YOUR PETS: Will fur fly if Mongolian gerbils meet?			535
Who'd splash their cash on a water car?; Shoppers give their views on town design firm's amphibious soft- top.			408
Will you take the challenge?			86
Worries over who will provide help.			347