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

Title	Author	Type	Words
Academy a hit with bright children.			185
Appeal over taxi knife terror.			180
Artist hopes work is to diners' taste.			154
Big Mac makes room for big salads..			141
Big push in effort to ditch the weed; Range of support to help smokers to quit.			345
Blaze prompts call to fit smoke alarms.			93
Blow to hopes of Equitable pay-out.			281
Boat owners warned of silent killer; The deadly birthday card.			250
BOXING:Bendall wants Eastman out.			348
Boy, 13 made up kidnap story, say police.			164
Bulkington games: Top two locked in battle for the title.			212
BUSINEES LIFE:Internet unplugged.			100
BUSINESS LIFE:Bubbly way to care for clients; EVENING TELEGRAPH BUSINESS AWARDS.			292
BUSINESS LIFE:Business forum looks at ways to be successful.			109
BUSINESS LIFE:Bye bye spam, says computer firm boss.			260
BUSINESS LIFE:Caravan firm's record show.			84
BUSINESS LIFE:COMMERCIAL PROPERTY:A new toy shop opens its doors.			385
BUSINESS LIFE:COMMERCIAL PROPERTY:Freehold option widens appeal of industrial unit.			219
BUSINESS LIFE:COMMERCIAL PROPERTY:Growth leads to company's move.			260
BUSINESS LIFE:COMMERCIAL PROPERTY:Institute in move to new city base.			372
BUSINESS LIFE:COMMERCIAL PROPERTY:Property specialist expands city team.			137
BUSINESS LIFE:Double anniversary triumph for mailing firm.			163
BUSINESS LIFE:Plea over interest rate.			135
Business life:Reading - with lots of interest!; Evening Telegraph Business Awards:BUILDING SOCIETY ADMIN STAFF HELP SCHOOL CHILDREN ENJOY BOOKS.			310
BUSINESS LIFE:share watch; REGIONAL INTEREST.			105
BUSINESS LIFE:Society named good employer.			178
Care groups in call for support.			142
Celebrations... the happiest pictures.			346
Charity dance for little Alex.			139
CHEMICAL SPRAY TO HELP TRAP CRIMINALS.			329
Consent sought for 56 new homes; ON THE DRAWING BOARD.			199
Cooke signs off in praise of poet.			135
CRICKET: Lara in the groove.			131
D-day on airport building rumpus.			186
Dominoes: Four-way tie as leaders turn up heat.			380
Double, Dee and Clutch get in gear.			141
Drivers fined for mobiles defiance.			104
ex-service notes.			680
FASHION/CELEBRITY:STREETSTYLE.			130
FASHION/CELEBRITY; Ditch the frump with a bump feeling.			1408
FOOTBALL:BORO GET A FOX IN BOX; Ashby gives Tamworth striker trial.			301
FOOTBALL:Brookies put a dent in Exs title charge.			419
FOOTBALL:Bruce hoping to keep Hughes.			277
FOOTBALL:City girls turn on the power.			275
FOOTBALL:Green pot final spot; TELEGRAPH JUNIOR CUP.			398
FOOTBALL:I'M CLAUS TO MY BEST.			401
FOOTBALL:Knitters aim to bounce back.			219
FOOTBALL:Marconi in mood for semis; MIDLAND COMBINATION.			556
FOOTBALL:The greatest show on earth.			853
FOOTBALL:UEFA bid to increase Keane ban.			181
FOOTBALL:Upbeat Peugeot in County showpiece; B'HAM JUNIOR CUP AND COV, DIST AND WARWICKS.			306
FOOTBALL:We must learn to get physical.			813
Forum to debate action on flooding.			147
French guests need a room.			113
Group to lead the protests.			96
Guantanamo Bay Brits to fly home today.			311
Heart disease link is identified.			140
Heroes and villains on parade.			100
Hopes dashed for eco-centre; SALE MOST LIKELY OPTION FOR COOMBE PARK MENAGERIE.			278
Horses hurt on glass left by vandals.			152
How it all 'ads' together!			232
ICE HOCKEY: Key forward ready to return for Blaze.			234
Jockey banned in new race probe.			252
Jungle trail has pupils jumping.			208
Junior art that is all in the handling.			149
Land use appeal by former councillor.			125
Letters:global views; Expats' news from around the world.			233
Letters:your views.			1336
Link-up.			125
Lorry toll could be reviewed.			104
Major stores merge.			133
Man jailed for raping teenage girl.			283
Merger of control rooms 'not a goer'.			279
MYSTERY AS MAN SHOT IN STREET; Shock over early-hours attack in city suburb.			339
Neighbours in revolt over flats plan; Concern on noise and loss of privacy.			293
NETBALL: Remembering Dominique...			362
OAP club in fight to save meeting place.			564
On this day.			113
Parents fight threat to nursery places; Mum keen for tot to follow her big sister.			326
Petition calls for new leisure centre.			90
Plea for sponsors to chip in to skate park; FUNDS NEEDED TO PRESERVE FACILITY - AND KEEP YOUNGSTERS OFF STREETS.			436
Police control merger 'not on'.			138
Police get light way to catch crooks.			154
Police hunt after youngsters robbed.			317
pounds 1.4M LOTTERY JOYFOR SCHOOL; Hall to be 'Wembley' of netball.			327
Protesters in flats 'inquest' NEIGHBOURS SEEK ANSWERS ON PLANNING CONSENT.			277
Pub landlady hurt in armed raid terror; RAIDERS LIE IN WAIT ON ROOF FOR LATE-NIGHT CHANCE TO STRIKE.			424
RACING: Exchanges scrutinised.			449
Robbers threaten man with knife.			131
Rock against racism - again.			80
RUGBY UNION:County volunteers hounoured.			199
RUGBY UNION:Former champs go head to head in cup.			618
RUGBY UNION:Street is officially the best in the land.			126
Rydell High is still riding high; REVIEWS.			138
Scott's part with stars of Troy story; EX-TERRITORIAL ARMY SOLDIER TAKES UP ARMS AGAIN ON SCREEN.			375
Shed raiders disturbed.			83
SIGN THE KNIFE CODE: Call to jail all knife carriers; PC THROWS WEIGHT BEHIND RENEWED CAMPAIGN.			406
Smoke-free poll backed by heart charity.			167
Special relationship is brought to life on stage; REVIEWS.			240
Stage set for Proms-style charity fundraiser.			123
Station cat goes missing; Fears she's gone quietly off to die.			249
Street are spot on with win over Tree.			111
Students for their rag week full of wacky events.			205
Students' lesson in world of business.			100
text line.			102
Thoughtful words for some caring and special ladies.			823
Victim's fury at vandal rampage; NEIGHBOURS SPEAK OUT AFTER TWO NIGHTS OF DAMAGE.			346
Warning over pair of robbers.			142
Westlife flying without Bryan; Boyband star set for career with Jungle Queen Kerry after split.			363
Westlife's announcement.			135
WIN a game at Highfield Road with your mates.			426
WIN family season tickets to Drayton Manor Theme Park.			424
WIN tickets to this year's Cheltenham Festival.			235
Woman robbed waiting for bus.			115
Women turn out in force to declare war on litter.			177
Working with children.			81
Youngsters on cue for the Bard.			160