Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (April 13, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Fast and loose' with NHS money; LAST DAY OF HOSPITAL SACKING HEARING.	Hambridge, Karen		435
'I was raped' claim.			125
A European flavour.			102
A storytime trip for all the family.			128
Adlam right on cue for Windmill with superb 89 break; SNOOKER.			281
Advice service improved.			127
Anniversary celebration.	Mackenzie, Jenny		241
ANY QUESTIONS: Godiva image reflects Victorian prejudices.	Draper, Keith		846
AROUND THE TROUT FISHERIES; ANGLING.	Armstrong, Pat		122
Attack followed friendly greeting.			351
Away victory proves as elusive as ever. . .; FOOTBALL: SKY BLUES GO AHEAD AT CHELSEA BUT DOUBLE SUBSTITUTION DOES THE TRICK FOR GIANLUCA VIALLI'S MEN.	Writer, ANDY TURNER Chief		1455
Bag grab appeal.			80
Be bold about your bowels; PATIENTS AND DOCTORS AT GEORGE ELIOT HOSPITAL AIM TO STOP PEOPLE DYING FROM IGNORANCE;.	Harris, Alan		816
Bears ready to roll; CRICKET: SPOTLIGHT ON THE NEW SEASON - AND THE HUGE NEW PROMOTION CHALLENGE FACING BOB WOOLMER'S WARWICKSHIRE.	Poole, Alan		3173
Belfry Ryder Cup prices up pounds 50; GOLF.			198
Bible show gets lots of backing.			81
Blair backs Braunston boat show.			155
Blaze terror tabby recovers.			119
Bogus postmen in armed raid bid; Men flee as gun goes off.	Hart, Nigel		297
BOOMING CO-OP PILES UP PROFITS; It's down to our workers - boss.	Parrish, Rachel		284
Boy 'is lucky to be alive'.			140
Canalside tea and crumpet for cottage; NEW LEASE OF LIFE FOR LOCK-KEEPER'S COTTAGE.	Ewing, Richard		321
Canalside tea and crumpet; NEW LEASE OF LIFE FOR LOCK-KEEPER'S COTTAGE.	Ewing, Richard		318
Cancer scare for Jag F1 chief; Illness forces car racing boss to step down.	Poole, Alan		388
CASH LIFELINE FOR LEARNERS; Lottery handout to develop drop-in centre.	Hutson, Andy		263
Church fulfils its dual ambitions; WALLS ARE COVERED WITH HANGINGS AND THE SOUND OF BELLS RINGS OUT.	Cunningham, Catherine		279
City Methodists look back to their roots; PICTURE EXHIBITION TRACES MORE THAN 200 YEARS OF CHALLENGES.	Draper, Keith		379
City riders grab the glory; CYCLING.	Wilkinson, John		558
CITY SET FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE FUN REPEAT.			241
Co-op's profits boosted.			120
Compensation for 'deaf' eviction.			309
County held to draw after singles defeat; GOLF.	Draper, Roger		624
CRIMEBEAT: Appeal for help in hunt for conman.			214
CRIMEBEAT: Elderly woman victim of theft.			106
CRIMEBEAT: Pensioner lives in fear after attack.	Cunningham, Catherine		249
CRIMEBEAT: Tory anger over 'failing' school.			324
CROWLEY OUT FOR WOKING; FOOTBALL: Boro skipper banned for one match.	Brown, Derek		418
Cult fiction brings library up to date.	Gibbons, Duncan		207
Cup fever boost for carnival.			158
CWT in training award.			118
Dale top class for Whitestone; NUNEATON AND BEDWORTH MINOR LEAGUE.			304
Dance brings singles chance to meet.			186
Dance troupe goes awol.			97
Death of Welsh stalwart; RUGBY UNION.			115
Decay claim is dismissed.			87
Disciplinary hearing after on air slip-up; RADIO INTERVIEW LED TO COUNCIL INQUIRY.	Dale, Paul		302
Drink laws to strike balance.			142
Drivers targeted for safety check.			101
Drugs seizure arrests.			182
Duo's sparkling effort.			186
EASY RIDER.			91
Elderly warned over gas sales practices.			186
Europe move against drink drivers.			131
Fire engine may go to help Malawi.			80
Firms get to grips with life after Rover; Chamber sets up support systems.	Smith, Stewart		297
First-class turnout; POSTMASTERS FROM ACROSS THE UK DESCENDED ON WESTMINSTER TO LOBBY THE GOVERNMENT OVER PENSIONS AND BENEFIT PAY-OUTS.	Hargraves, Paul		1250
Flood fears over new homes plan.	Keay, Rebecca		285
Ford end their dismal run; Badminton.	Brown, Derek		207
Foster service is praised after review.			92
Fresh hope for Yorkies Boy; RACING.	Hayler, William		285
Furry guests running out of creature comforts; City couple seek shed for ferrets.	Kukuruzovic, Simon		244
Gabby brings her old school bang up to date; VISIT FROM AWARD-WINNING TV SPORTS PRESENTER THRILLS YOUNGSTERS.	Kukuruzovic, Simon		277
Gambian children gain new friends; RUGBY INFANTS SCHOOL HELPS EQUIP AFRICAN NURSERY CLASS.	Hutson, Andrew		270
Gaydon fears.			80
Good Friday village service.			147
GORDON BUILDS BRIDGE OF HOPE; FOOTBALL.	Turner, Andy		366
Got the badge to prove it ...			81
Grief of loving dad's family; YOUNG CRACK ADDICT STARTS LIFE SENTENCE FOR MURDERING HILLFIELDS 'FATHER FIGURE'.	Hart, Nigel		612
Guards pick up bravery awards; RECOGNITION FOR DUO WHO TACKLED A BLAZE AND WARDED OFF CRIMINALS.	Cunningham, Catherine		272
Guards' bravery rewarded.			187
Hats off to nursery pupils.			111
Have you given pet a home?			81
Health experts to hold diabetes forum.			105
HEARTSTART: More join HeartStart initiative; TOWN AND COUNTRY HELP CARDIAC VICTIMS.	Hall, Paula		520
HUMILIATED FOR WEARING A WIG; Bus pass row: City woman in tears after driver's 'Take that silly hair off' demand.	Cunningham, Catherine		420
IN THE COURTS; City man sent back to jail.			452
Inquest dates set.			121
Jury to retire in motorway trial.			118
Leisure centre's cash bid praised.	Ray, Emma		221
Lennox Lewis stripped of title.			112
LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS.			1096
Lions give walkers Scope to raise cash; DISABLED PEOPLE JOIN CITY WALKATHON TO HELP LOCAL CHARITIES.	Summers, Kathryn		243
Local Plan help appeal.			197
Lottery's boost for Nuneaton table tennis; Table Tennis.			275
Lotto grant offer for New Year fun.	Summers, Kathryn		177
Love blossomed in the ballroom.			111
Midlands victory; RUGBY UNION.			174
Military probe as weapons go missing.	Gapper, Charlotte		213
More choose local airport option.			145
MP's backing for nursery scheme.			112
MPs learn more about fossils.			177
MPsays 'No' to plan on organ donation.			142
Nationwide hunt for the superstars of tomorrow.			111
New life for spa's old medical bathing rooms.			217
Offices with a regal name.			176
Official is attacked by dog.			171
Opportunity knocks for young cricketers at Griff; FOOTBALL.			135
PAT ARMSTRONG: Cornish trip provides pounds 1,100 haul for Hull; ANGLING.	Armstrong, Pat		699
Patriotic night at pub.			94
PAUL DALE STRAIGHT TALKING: Councillor is taking Memorial Park issue too far.	Dale, Paul		464
Perfect man search is on.			136
Plans to strengthen fight against crime; LOCAL PEOPLE URGED TO ENLIST IN WATCH TO HELP THEIR COMMUNITY.	Parrish, Rachel		268
Plea for old play time photos.			127
Police backing for Euro scheme.			124
Police cash puts extra fun into camp.			171
Police probe hate mail to teacher; LETTER MAKES VEILED THREAT OVER CHURCH SCHOOL ROW.	Education, MARK FORSTER		335
pounds 200,000 payout to modelbypolice.			131
Practical help at hand for eczema sufferers.			121
Praise for county foster service.			201
Product launch means savings.			139
Racist attack 'never happened'.			151
Radio interview led to council inquiry; Senior officer 'Spoke too soon'.	Dale, Paul		301
READER Offers.			718
Rear-view look at the fashion world; EX-COVENTRY STUDENT TO MAKE CATWALK DEBUT AT LONDON SHOW.	Cunningham, Catherine		305
Return of Pied Piper.			121
Reunion marks a special date.			135
Richard's new challenge.			90
Robson pinning blame on Alcock; FOOTBALL: PREMIERSHIP.			389
Ronaldo agony; FOOTBALL.			151
Rover crisis blamed on high pound.			174
Run returning after five years.			90
Sadie searches for treasure . . .			268
School heads' royal reward; Palace invitation for lifting standards.	Hargrave, Paul		270
Service with a winning smile; NUNEATON GARAGE SHOP IS JUDGED THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY.	Evans, Steve		258
Shock over 'plot' EX-TEACHER TELLS TRIBUNAL OF LETTERS BETWEEN SCHOOL HEAD AND EDUCATION OFFICIALS.	Hambridge, Karen		276
Show seeks stars of the future.			135
Sit-in threat to save pub from closure; REGULARS AND LANDLADY UP IN ARMS OVER PLANS TO DEMOLISH WATERING HOLE.	Harris, Alan		363
Spa relic ready to spring back to life.			202
SPA RELIC SPRINGS BACK; Forgotten regency baths in pounds 200,000 facelift.	Diver, Kysia		295
Sphinx name Law as new manager; FOOTBALL: RAPIDE COMBINATION.			302
Success rides on family tradition; DRESSAGE STAR LAURA IS HOPING TO REPRESENT BRITAIN AT OLYMPICS.	Summers, Kathryn		413
Super troupers take arena.			175
Survivors desperate for your help; AID WORKER HORRIFIED AT PLIGHT OF SURVIVORS IN FLOODED MOZAMBIQUE.			326
Teacher claims of pact to get at her.			251
Test 'was not fixed' CRICKET.			243
TV to focus on Ray's garden passion.			124
TV: TV HIGHLIGHTS.	McMULLEN, MARION		372
Union leader to visit Gaydon plant.			225
VIEW FROM THE DUGOUT; FOOTBALL.			494
Watch the web of politics; ONLINE DEBATES SUGGESTED AS CITY COUNCIL SPRUCES UP CYBERSPACE IMAGE.	Scott, Fiona		275
We can't bear to be parted.			214
WILL POWER; THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE HAVE DOMINATED THE LITERARY WORLD FOR DECADES - NOW HIS HOMETOWN IS SET TO STEAL THE SHOW.	McMULLEN, MARION		881
WIN a family trip to Disneyland Paris.			484
WIN super Pokemon goodies.			263
Worker attacked with bar.			108
X-ray breakthrough saves lives and cash.			265
Young star helps team win.			111
Youth groups win arts grants.	McMULLEN, MARION		204