Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (May 31, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Colonel' John bows out from Jaguar; TRIM SHOP WORKER LOOKS BACK ON 45 HAPPY YEARS OF COMRADESHIP.			225
A wild way to spend a holiday.			118
Anger as dumped body of pony found; GRANDMOTHER FINDS ANIMAL'S CORPSE IN LANE NOTORIOUS FOR FLY-TIPPING.			347
Are you just potty about Harry or has he lost his magic? SEND US YOUR VERDICT ON THE NEW POTTER FILM.			307
ATHLETICS: Jo paves the way to Athens.			125
Barbara is whisked away to retirement.			179
Bright kids demand classics.			110
British ace Wheldon third as rain hits Indy 500.			162
Castle back to medieval times; HISTORY GROUP BRINGS 1300s TO LIFE FOR VISITORS.			240
celebrations... the happiest pictures.			397
City school chosen for community trial.			330
CRICKET: Northants next for Warwicks.			120
CRICKET: Strauss is in for Hussain.			176
CRICKET: Wagh ton inspires Bears to great win.			565
DJ Steve makes notes of his own.			346
Doctor surgery set to change.			91
Estate agents accept charity offer.			254
Ferreting around for some furry fun! PET LOVERS GATHER AT VILLAGE HALL TO SWAP CARE TIPS AND HANDLING ADVICE.			257
FOOTBALL: Brighton move pays off for hitman Knight.			484
FOOTBALL: Butt facing fight to keep England place.			546
FOOTBALL: Palace in land of promise.			611
FOOTBALL: Rooney tipped for big Euro impact.			370
FOOTBALL: Uncertain future at Hammers.			123
FORMULA ONE: Jaguar show raises hopes for the future.			252
FORMULA ONE: Rubens has his sights on King Schumacher; SCHUMACHER SUPREME AT THE NURBURGRING.			541
Four held as police target business parks.			216
Giant snakes with a message.			149
Gipsies granted new rights.			302
Goldfish are teaching Christina all about life; maureen spring ON MONDAY.			608
GOLF: Surreal says unknown champ.			823
HEALTH: HEALTH NEWS.			437
HEALTH: Junk food is not a thing of the past.			362
HEALTH: The D-Day diet to beat obesity.			1482
House gutted in huge blaze.			192
Hunt for 'water board' conmen.			142
IN THE COURTS: Jailed for assaulting police officers.			951
International choirs seek home comforts.			268
Jean's birthday gesture raises pounds 500.			128
Killer in prison attack.			99
LETTERS: your views.			2465
Light on his feet to Two Tone beat; Local elections JUNE 10.			439
Lucky to be alive - but Paulbinder's worried he'll miss out on attendance gold star; SCHOOLBOY ACCIDENT VICTIM IN HOSPITAL WITH FRACTURED SKULL.			431
Making festival life easier for the disabled.			154
MAN ROBBED BOYS FOR LOOSE CHANGE; Gun or knife threat used by teenager to get money for drug habit.			311
March honours fighter for rural workers.			141
More terror attacks on way.			93
Motorway closures loom.			122
MUM'S SORROW AT THEFTS FROM BABY'S GRAVE; Disappearance of toys adds to Emma's grief.			257
On This Day.			131
Pad this way for luxury; pounds 3M FACELIFT AT KENNELS FOR WAIFS AND STRAYS.			375
Plea to clean up doors of memorial; WAR VETERAN ACCUSES CITY COUNCIL OF DRAGGING ITS HEELS.			409
Pub praised for fund lift.			89
RACING: Lift for Frankie in classic week.			117
Rail station commended at awards ceremony.			122
RUGBY LEAGUE: Injury blights Bears victory; PLAYER-COACH PERKINS FACES SPELL ON SIDELINES AFTER HAMSTRING BLOW.			421
RUGBY UNION: Clive gets Baa-Baas blues.			169
Saluting grandparents.			90
Schools' expulsion rate drops; New system makes a big difference.			258
Six share lotto win.			109
Sixty homeless after huge flats blaze; DOZENS OF RESIDENTS EVACUATED AS FIRE BREAKS OUT IN EARLY HOURS.			422
Spare our post office, plead pensioners; Personal security and social issues spelled out.			444
SPEEDWAY: Bees aim to follow up Oxford victory.			343
SPEEDWAY: BEES RIDE ON AFTER SUICIDE SHOCK; Robins ace Kurmanski found hanged in Poland.			345
SPEEDWAY: Bjarne topples GP's big guns.			455
SPEEDWAY: Risager can go all the way, insists Jorgensen.			220
Students put air medics on screen.			200
TENNIS: Henman is ace against wild card; SPOTLIGHT ON THE FRENCH OPEN.			499
TENNIS: Rusedski needs flying start to season.			344
TENNIS: Williams sisters cruise into last eight.			205
Tribute to 'winged heroes'.			146
Two are cleared of violent disorder.			105
Will new voters reject poll apathy? LOCAL COUNCIL ELECTIONS JUNE 10.			740