Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (February 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
100 mph Yorke is banned.			86
Advice on how to tackle burglars.			127
Athletics: Kelly to settle in South Africa.			121
Award nomination a dream come true for Pete.			112
BACKBEAT: Radical world of the Stereotypes; 1979: BECAUSE THEY DON'T MAKE MUSIC LIKE THEY USED TO!			1702
Bands to rock tsunami gig.			301
BATTLE STARTS OVER AIRPORT.			368
Big hand for our funds effort!			166
Big wins for city bingo players.			131
Birmingham bosses tell of possible runway delay.			222
Brave mum loses her fight with cancer.			232
BUSINESS LIFE: Award for firm in flats redesign.			159
BUSINESS LIFE: Award win is just rosy.			83
BUSINESS LIFE: Awards for Co-op stalwarts.			178
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: Latest recruits help to strengthen LSH team.			161
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: Sale agreed on industrial premises in prime location.			120
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: Unit to let.			250
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: Well modernised industrial unit now available.			206
BUSINESS LIFE: Firm's caring support praised.			113
BUSINESS LIFE: Great new partnership in pipeline; Two local firms work together to develop breakthrough equipment.			253
BUSINESS LIFE: Pair are following in dads' footsteps.			112
BUSINESS LIFE: Sad loss opens a door for Natalie; WOMAN SEES POTENTIAL FOR REMEMBRANCE CARDS.			266
BUSINESS LIFE: Sara's enterprise is right on song; COVENTRY EVENING TELEGRAPH BUSINESS AWARDS.			346
Call for more police patrols after burglary.			252
Charity says thanks.			81
Ciggie smoke gets up people's noses.			196
City could win gold with the Olympics; Coventry ideal base for top athletes.			299
Congratulations! The good news column for you, and by you...the readers.			130
Corrie's Keith to quit.			112
COUNCIL MAY FORCE THROUGH PAY DEAL; Bid to impose wage cuts of up to pounds 8,000 despite union opposition.			421
COUNCIL MAY FORCE THROUGH PAY DEAL; Bid to impose wage cuts of up to pounds 8,000.			455
Council to force single-status deal; Leader says authority no longer has any choice.			770
CRICKET: County's plan to crack down falters.			433
CRICKET: Wasim in line for academy.			185
Crowds gather for airport inquiry.			199
Davidson fan looks forward to pounds 500 back.			367
Day angels came for Jill, she was so aglow 'The angels were getting her ready to take her' ON 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF DEATH, MUM SHARES SPECIAL MEMORY.			585
Everyone's talking about...: Having no time to relax.			488
ex-service notes.			406
Fans see Jackson turn up at court.			115
Fire crews fight on to keep cover; Consultation period over but not the pressure.			349
FOOTBALL: Bellamy is torn in Toon.			150
FOOTBALL: Brookies march on.			705
FOOTBALL: City need to concentrate on league after cup exit.			858
FOOTBALL: Dawson dreams of international return.			188
FOOTBALL: ERIC: I NEVER HAD A CHANCE; Deloumeaux becomes third player to leave City in 11 days.			448
FOOTBALL: ERIC: I NEVER HAD A CHANCE; Deloumeaux is third player to leave City in 11 days.			509
FOOTBALL: Eriksson relishing sell-out qualifier.			162
FOOTBALL: Everton play down Rooney return.			183
FOOTBALL: Highway have clear route to championship.			104
FOOTBALL: It's make or break time for Borough.			205
FOOTBALL: Newcastle chief hails City fans.			216
FOOTBALL: Reid strike seals reserves' double.			386
FOOTBALL: Rich pickings for Brakes.			459
FOOTBALL: Rivals bid for cup honours.			142
FOOTBALL: Rugby look for double.			126
FOOTBALL: Social hold all the aces as Sphinx slump.			113
FOOTBALL: Wenger keeps faith with Cole.			157
health & beauty: No gimmicks - just good workouts; tried & tested SPECIAL.			1336
health & beauty: Your new trusted companion.			536
Howls, bowels and words of wisdom and bowels of fun and laughter and words of wGrumpy old man steals the show; REVIEW.			204
ICE HOCKEY: Deputy Dan delighted by a run-out.			335
In step to raise cash.			218
IN THE COURTS.			637
INDOOR SPORT: Hartshill hammer closest title rivals.			646
Jobless figures at an all time low.			165
Jobless figures at an all-time low.			163
Jury out in sex trial.			162
LETTERS: Global.			322
LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS.			1175
LIGHTING-UP TIMES; FEBRUARY.			140
Lunch is a sweet hit with dab hands.			131
More taken to court for crimes of race hate.			143
New life in the sun - on the box.			233
New sessions for rock, pop, blues and folk.			184
One man's battle against race hate; Woman will speak of father's remarkable work.			307
Paddy wants to take the ultimate fitness title from US rival.			160
Painkiller dropped over risks.			146
Pensions strike threat.			95
Police offensive on bail jumpers.			321
Police try to trace victim of brutal gang attack.			259
Pride revived by hunt for history.			319
Prison gets top marks for good behaviour; Inspector praises way institution has adapted to change.			346
Probe into Hercules tragedy.			85
Protesters gather for airport inquiry; Live video link for crowds to watch proceedings.			498
Public's growing faith in justice.			235
Queen approves new bishop.			165
RACING: Best Mate 'may go for National'.			104
RACING: Captain can win one at last; Pitman's novice ready for first march to victory.			421
RACING: Defeat can't shake confidence in Star.			434
RE-UNIONS: Link-up.			521
Residents fear crime is on rise; Police say area is getting safer.			403
Reunited 50 years on... but with very different memories of the old Paybody Hospital.			489
Roly wins chance to get the ball rolling; Pensioner joins celebrity list dating back to King John.			398
RUGBY UNION: Bedworth upset Stratford hopes.			566
RUGBY UNION: County aiming to establish a new Midlands order.			328
RUGBY UNION: Switch on at Keresley.			154
School discipline is new election focus.			236
Schools given top awards for their race equality work.			105
Skydiver to sue MoD.			87
Smoking is our pet hate for pongs.			150
Spuds day is so a-peeling!			202
SQUASH: Under-19s battle through to finals.			169
Store staff struck by armed raiders.			245
Student swaps Brazil for city school.			120
Supercar thieves flee in convoy.			175
Teenager accused of poolside rape; Woman sobs as she tells court of ordeal in park.			345
Thieves escaped after car crash.			123
Time to think of blooms.			102
Van gutted in blaze.			91
Vandals set light to flat's gas pipe.			117
Visit to Auschwitz changed our lives.			290
Warning after houses burgled.			112
WE DID IT FOR GUY; FUNDRAISERS' REMARKABLE pounds 8,800 TRIBUTE TO GENTLE GIANT PC.			437
Youths stole car before crashing.			169