Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (April 9, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Positive feedback' for community park.			188
'Wonder drug' hailed as heart failure breakthrough.			106
AMERICAN FOOTBALL: Jaguars on the grid for testing race; ALL SET FOR KICK-OFF.			331
Bawdy elements played out in full; REVIEW.			244
Beam me up for sci-fi convention.			80
Bloody clashes continue in Iraq.			85
Bogus builders steal pounds 3,000.			184
Boss with a cross to bear by choice; DIRECTOR'S FEAT TO REMIND PEOPLE OF TRUE MEANING OF EASTER.			236
BOXING: Heath reaches round No. 70!			284
Boy blows off his fingers.			99
Brake pipes cut on woman's car.			138
Bus bosses unite to stop troublemakers; Conference hears of success of zero-tolerance policy.			262
Car workers facing pension black hole.			330
Care staff saved my 24oz miracle; 20 YEARS ON, GRATEFUL MUM NOMINATES BABY UNIT FOR A TOP AWARD.			551
Cars in crashes failed to stop.			133
Castle christening for little Lady Louise.			114
celebrations... the happiest pictures.			388
CITY'S CUSTOMS OFFICERS THWART TERROR STUDENT; Bullets imported by obsessed man found at Coventry Airport.			341
Council accused over airport.			157
Course to open door to a degree.			120
Coventry dog racing live on TV.			270
COVENTRY MYTON HOSPICE APPEAL: Easter egg event was a success; News of the latest moves in the work to raise pounds 5 million for a new hospice for Coventry.			429
Do they ring a bell?			116
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Accent is on free services.			99
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Audi quietly increases prices.			101
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: BIRTH OF A LEGEND; HONDA LEGEND: Newcomer to replace slow seller.			120
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: CHRYSLER'S NEW FIRECRACKER; ROAD TEST: CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE.			678
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: COROLLA SPRINGS SURPRISE; TOYOTA COROLLA.			170
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Honda aims for top of the pops.			96
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: IMPROVER 45; ROVER 45: Model gets makeover in face of fierce competition.			186
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: March sales rev up.			144
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: MEGANTASTIC; FIRST DRIVE: MEGANE RENAULTSPORT.			693
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: New cars cleaning up on pollution menace.			304
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: RELEX IN STYLE AND COMFORT; LEXUS RX300 SE-L.			546
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: ROADWATCH: Pumping up the prices yet again.			204
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Survey shocker.			116
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: THIS FORD IS A MUST; FORD MUSTANG: Concept car harks back to past glory.			382
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Vauxhall is set to expand dual-fuel.			147
Easter chicks arrive in time for choc egg hunt.			185
Fears over injury compensation.			80
Fears over missing man's welfare.			142
FOOTBALL: ASHBY'S CALL TO ARMS!			377
FOOTBALL: Bates reveals his masterplan.			153
FOOTBALL: BJARNI: I WANT TO STAY; On-loan midfielder wants to make City move permanent.			571
FOOTBALL: Blades won't panic.			320
FOOTBALL: Bramble comes under scrutiny.			308
FOOTBALL: Crunch time for Town's title bid.			324
FOOTBALL: Greenbacks set for changes.			295
FOOTBALL: Greenbacks set to ring changes.			335
FOOTBALL: It will be tough warns Dobson.			268
FOOTBALL: Relegation dogfight reaching fever pitch.			531
FOOTBALL: Skipper back for upbeat Knitters.			266
FOOTBALL: SKY BLUES BIG MATCH PREVIEW: Which way will he jump?; SKY BLUES V MILLWALL DIVISION ONE HIGHFIELD ROAD 3pm TOMORROW.			2284
FOOTBALL: Wiltord has part to play.			246
Gems go in 'slab' raids.			212
Get laced up to help boost charity coffers.			125
GO: ART: A PICTURE OF SPACES PAST.			257
GO: ART: BRUSH STROKES.			239
GO: CINEMA: EVERYONE'S A CRITIC.			262
GO: CINEMA: FALLING IN LOVE AGAIN ... AND AGAIN ... AND AGAIN.			361
GO: CINEMA: HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP.			368
GO: CINEMA: OTHER NEW FILMS.			167
GO: CINEMA: WATCH THIS SPACE.			104
GO: CLASSICAL: Banter's all part of Nigel's evening; REVIEW.			222
GO: CLASSICAL: EAST AND WEST DUO DAZZLE.			508
GO: COUNTRY: Sore Fingers set to get toes tapping.			183
GO: DVD: Life-affirming study of young mum's final days.			565
GO: FOLK: Controversy and fun all rolled into one performance.			207
GO: JAZZ: ELECTRIFYING TWIST TO BIG BAND SOUND.			199
GO: JAZZ: JAZZ NOTES.			81
GO: JAZZ: Partnership really means business; CD REVIEW.			119
GO: ROCK: AGNETHA TAKES A CHANCE ON A SOLO CAREER.			493
GO: ROCK: Amen the last word in punk.			326
GO: ROCK: SOUND BITES.			443
GO: THE LIMIT: Bands get together a charity all-dayer.			408
GO: THEATRE: Cast book in for classic hotel farce.			172
GO: THEATRE: IMPRESSIVE FEET OF BOYZ IN BALLET.			354
GO: THEATRE: STAGE WHISPERS.			175
GO: THEATRE: THE MAX FACTOR.			648
GOLF: 'Inspired' Rose takes the lead; SPOTLIGHT ON THE OPENING DAY AT THE RAIN-AFFECTED MASTERS IN AUGUSTA.			768
Groups can bid to share pounds 32,000.			203
Gunge tank dunking is all in a good cause.			165
Guns and drugs found in the post; INTERNET AIDS BIG RISE IN ILLEGAL WEAPONS, SAY CUSTOMS OFFICERS.			269
How you brought Easter cheer to young patients; EGGS 4 KIDS: YOUNGSTERS SPENDING THE SCHOOL HOLIDAY IN HOSPITALS IN COVENTRY WERE DELIGHTED WITH BUMPER DELIVERIES OF CHOCOLATE EGGS DONATED BY EVENING TELEGRAPH READERS.			804
ICE HOCKEY: Arena fire fails to halt Blaze.			115
IN THE COURTS: Man told to pay up over car damage.			592
INDOOR LEAGUE: Pairings get ready for battle.			214
Interest rates stay the same - for now.			209
It's give and take for Easter bunny.			119
Jonathan keeps 'em guessing; MARATHON MAN THROWS OUT UNUSUAL CHALLENGE.			232
Kids need to be seen and heard; AWARD FOR YOUNG CARERS WHO PROVIDE A JUNIOR PLATFORM.			349
Leaking roof waits on store decision.			186
LETTERS: your views.			1514
Litter patrols to be stepped up in city.			182
Low-floor buses set for town service.			124
Meeting will put focus on policing.			122
MORE ROAD MISERY; Longbridge lane closed over Easter as 4,000 leave on Coventry flights.			358
MORE TRAVEL MISERY; Longbridge lane closed over Easter, as rail work brings longer journey times.			355
MP praises Gurkhas at troublespot.			224
Now playtime is really fun!			186
PCs step in to help twins' birth.			105
People links make for a safer place; WATCH GROUPS HAILED AS 'CORNERSTONE OF COMMUNITIES'.			219
Phil's poker face is a winner.			163
PO axe hanging over four more.			208
Police praise city life-saver.			199
POLICE SWOOP LANDS FINE DODGERS IN COURT.			348
POOL LEAGUE SINGLES: Bassett in hunt for title after good run.			480
pounds 40,000 appeal for 'hidden' polar diary.			151
Pupils a-maze design judges; YOUNGSTERS TO GET A VIP TREAT FOR WORK ON NEW ATTRACTION.			274
RACING: Classic clues at Newmarket.			107
RACING: Mick hopes Desert will end drought; CHANNON'S CLASSIC HOPEFULS TAKE A STEP BACK AS WEATHER TURNS AGAINST THEM.			700
Residents divided over security gates; Couple say they were not properly consulted.			262
RSPCA inspector welcomes cruelty fine; MAN FOUND GUILTY OF ILL-TREATING NEIGHBOUR'S DOG.			359
Rugby clash to help little Lydia; TOT'S PLIGHT SPURS POLICE TO TAKE ON ARMY AT COUNDON ROAD.			380
RUGBY UNION: Cov confident they can topple champs.			564
RUGBY UNION: Lions face up to dropping down.			211
RUGBY UNION: Nuns take the long-term view.			375
RUGBY UNION: World Cup sheen for Cov Sevens.			100
Second rap over rating by watchdog.			286
Security priority in station facelift.			255
Shipman's pounds 24,000 will.			92
Skating at a discount.			156
Sneak preview of pounds 8m sports centre; EXHIBITION SET TO WHET THE APPETITE OF CENTRE'S FUTURE USERS.			348
SNOOKER: Libs can't halt the march.			255
Sophie offered charity role in Africa.			130
SPEEDWAY: Bold Bees edged out.			677
SPORTS BETTING: Villa can take their revenge; THE RACING POST.			392
Station hopes put back on track.			198
Stolen car left burning at cemetery.			153
Students give lesson on the dangers of drug use.			125
Surprises in store.			84
swimming: Slick Sophie streaks to silver medal.			445
Teenager hurt in bus gang attack.			290
Terror talks must go on - Mo.			157
text line.			245
Tiny ponies win children's hearts.			164
Traders claim parking victory.			174
Travel to space in 10 years.			80
Vaccine alert.			97
Veto on third bid to build at pool.			150
VICTORY IN RADIO MAST BATTLE.			404
Was cat an early version of Tiddles?			176
Young rugby players put success in the bag.			217