Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (January 24, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2008 presidential candidates have time to set top priorities.			693
Antonetta (Petrone) DeBellis, 94.			245
Aroused Bromfield knocks off 7th-ranked Spartans.			536
Barre cell phone tower could go up this spring; Proposed 190-foot-tall facility near old dump.			252
Bartlett H.S. gets $2.2M bequest; Alumna's will left fund for scholarships.			609
Bay State delegation skeptical of president's priorities.			636
Bills target gang, bullying; Legislators step up effort.			570
Bloody prints led to woman's body; Uxbridge slaying scene is described.			659
Board says disability pensions excessive; Some new employees didn't get physicals.			744
Brenda Woods, 40.			230
Brewer, Gobi target livestock data.			360
Burke sparkles in Trojans' win.			728
Business briefs.			455
Canzano seeks seat on Shrewsbury board.			409
Chow P. Wong, 82.			179
Cineplex adds 4 screens for art films.			563
CORRECTION.			65
Cougars, Gaumond rally to win.			729
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			1344
David Patrick Derry 37.			268
Defense decides Hopedale's fate.			624
DePatsy shatters records.			1548
Dorothy V. (Bergstrom) "Ma" Benson, 84.			293
Dr. Henry F. Kramer.			236
Education, not legislation; Trans fat has become `nanny' issue du jour.		Editorial	298
Effie (Haddad) Abdelnour, 89.			310
Elda M. (Baglioni) Fantaroni.			300
EMC Corp. posts record revenues; '06 fourth quarter profits nearly triple last year's.		Financial report	745
Falcons catch late flight; Pesky Rams stayed close.			623
Fitchburg says special ed woes easing.			431
Frances (Jenckes) Cook.			117
Frances B. "Frannie" (Graziani) McCullen, 84.			56
Funerals Today.			323
Gardner furnace rules may inspire those of Athol.			437
HC's win streak hits 8; Simmons hits winning trey.			737
HEART for Women Act needs support to pass in Congress.			546
Helen F. (Trella) Tone.			250
Highlanders capture city match.			729
Hilltoppers hitting their stride after slow start.			974
Hobbling lobbyists; Senate package would shine light on `bundled' cash.		Editorial	292
Hot Soup a perfect remedy for cold days.			2012
IN BRIEF.			73
Infant mortality rate doubles in Worcester; City's 13.9 deaths per 1,000 births leads state.			700
Josephine M. "Jo-Honey" Misulis, 80.			275
Kay I. (O'Neill) Zinna.			162
Knights play Lion tamers; Lunenburg pulls away with 9-1 run.			451
Lebel powers Beavers offense.			729
Leominster council OKs pay hike for after election; Rosa would prefer having voters decide.			697
Lewis leads solid Sammies.			966
Lincoln St. heists raise safety issue; Police worry for bystanders.			476
Local angel group forms; Biotechnology entrepreneur heads effort.			455
Local chefs set to square off in culinary contest.			388
Louise McHale.			32
Make whoopie (pies) for your valentine.		Recipe	858
Many seek slot on development panel.			558
Marlboro to upgrade west plant; Low-interest loan is a start, mayor says.			555
Marshall lifts BC over FSU; 'Nova snaps Friars' streak.			608
Martinez powers Pioneers.			966
Men get prison in 2005 shooting; Fitchburg squabble was over woman.			400
Mercier leads Bernardians.			966
Millbury sewer project on track; Greenwood Street pipes laid.			704
Naps come up big on `D'; No. 1 quintet rips Pioneers.			580
Nellie "Nell" L. Totilas.			38
New Braintree exploring schools; North Brookfield may be district option.			415
New security head walks a fine line; Logic, rhetoric need to merge.			832
Northboro ZBA closes public hearing for CVS.			445
Northbridge finalists down to 3; Board to quiz town manager candidates.			674
Pantry honors volunteers; Southbridge anti-hunger effort expands.			743
Parents of accused teen express sorrow for victim; Odgrens `devastated' and in shock over stabbing.			991
Patricia A. Forget.			305
Peter Pano Jr., 80.			365
Police discover a coke and chips treat; Drugs uncovered in Pringles can.			280
PRESS BOX.			264
Princeton official to represent county.			273
Quaboag deadlock is broken; Rival's absence makes Filkins school board chairman.			480
Quinlivan comes alive late.			966
Recent Deaths.			1379
REGIONAL DIGEST.			591
REGIONAL DIGEST.			422
Researchers authenticate a message from history.			524
Rich Garven's Patriots final report card.			1296
Richard Wells, 64.			47
Roads win approval over officials' qualms.			500
Samuel J. Jordan, 90.			43
Sandy (Brown) Aber, 53.			155
Senior Center offers old and new activities.			662
Sharks meet some special people; Hockey team helps support Winter Games.			522
Shirley L. (Gregory) Morrill, 71.			223
Southbridge firefighters raise issue of roof safety.			811
Special challenges for parents; Odgrens had gone to great lengths.			966
Special water fund urged; Rowlands says business-like approach needed.			716
Spratling helps AmCats score; McDonald hits clutch trey.			575
State OKs curriculum plans.			150
State tallies 4-year graduation rates; Some groups lag in high school.			429
Stephen S. Tota, 51.			345
Thompson voters reject spending.			276
Threat shuts down high school in Orange; No bombs found at Mahar Regional.			622
Veronica Badura, 90.			177
Walker to take words of people to governor.			570
Webster school committee seeks $2.1M hike; Officials say jump justified to prevent falling behind.			515