Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (January 25, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A way of life; Professor brings help, knowledge to Nepal.			811
Affidavit recall petition signing scheduled; Northbridge man leads effort to oust 3 selectmen; original signatures not certified.			641
Airline tantrum not trivial; Plenty of passengers fed up with crying kids.			1061
Anti-smoking efforts attacked; State fails to save youths from tobacco's grasp, groups charge.			733
Armand J. "Chick" Poulin, 77.			185
Ashburnham OKs buying wooded land; Town will use Russell Hill Road land for conservation and recreation activity.			387
Big taste for tapas at Bocado; Eatery/wine bar opens on Water St.			787
Blasts shake Leominster area; Bomb squad detonates explosives.			603
Board OKs seeking grant; Brookfield wants money for center-of-town roads.			298
Boost state income tax rate to deal with projected deficit.			834
Break-in suspect hit in head with ax.			248
BRIEFS.			501
Bringing war down to earth.			845
Bruso's 2 goals spark Indians.			437
Business briefs.			487
Casella vote comes up short; Zoning bid fails; Hardwick landfill will have to close.			914
Casey, Delaney boost Panthers.			438
Celtics tumble to the bottom.			699
Chamber show offering Cupid gift suggestions; Valentine's trade fest Feb. 7.			539
Changing attitudes; Stem cell firm sees hopeful signs in Washington.			1033
Charles "Charlie" K. Westling, 59.			328
Chow P. Wong, 82.			179
City compost woes cited; Clancy says promises not kept.			478
Clifton M. Flanders, 93.			394
CORRECTION.			87
Cost of AIDS drug for poor attacked; Students call Abbott price `outrageous'.			483
Cougars put away Bears.			216
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			1754
Crusaders get back on track in the PL; Frosh guards O'Dell, McFadden shine.			456
Dems: Mass. presidential primary `an open field'.			366
Director of AIDS agency resigns; Edla Bloom leader in time of change.			615
Doris L. (Swan) Tremblay, 53.			29
DYS staffer accused in child porn case.			215
East-West harmony; Russian-German combination makes beautiful music.			1045
Elizabeth T. (Donnelly) Walsh, 81.			39
Elusive cure; Little common ground apparent on health care.		Editorial	435
Ex-reserve police officer guilty in $21,000 theft.			336
Falcon hockey flying high; Hot streak negates sluggish start.			650
Family recovering after house blaze; Elementary school collects donations.			335
Fire chief pushes for tower truck; Spencer's current ladder beyond repair.			602
Frances R. "Frannie" (Graziani) McCullen, 84.			236
Freshman powers SPM to a victory.			330
Funerals Today.			320
Gas station intends to rebuild.			638
Getting ready for insects to return.			654
Goalie will fill Hershey's void; Schaefer can't return to team.			665
Grumpiness no boost to productivity; Author likely never dealt with co-workers.			873
Gun range review focuses on lack of permits.			1232
He always thought outside the line.			636
Helen Mildred (Bestick) Largesse, 88.			470
Historic house preservation effort runs out of time; Officials dispute timing and necessity of 245-year-old home's demolition.			733
Hotel gives Red Cross $5,000 after fire.			284
Hudson jumps in the chase.			596
Jackalyn Violet Solomon Bastille, 43.			254
James P. Houghton, 59.			126
John G. Bratkon, 78.			162
Jump into JOMP.			204
Kerry announces he will not run for president in 2008; Senator to seek re-election, work to end Iraq War.			811
Kidnapper given shorter sentence; Judge changes penalty to 12 to 20.			672
Kilroy was there for the Devils.			437
Last chance to see ...			84
Learning the ropes.			73
Legislative caucus to push biotech; Lawmakers agree to statewide effort.			514
Leominster city officials to hear about state funds for schools, what building projects qualify for aid; Joint session of council, school board to explore state criteria, time frame.			528
Leominster starting private foundation to raise money for schools' unmet needs.			414
Leona M. (Banis) Keating, 89.			31
Leroy E. Bandzul, 74.			227
Liberty Tavern agrees to close, clearing license for new owner.			707
Loosening the traps; Keeping FOG out of sewers remains essential.		Editorial	173
Louella F. (Marshall) Simoneau.			183
Louise (Kimball) McHale, 76.			313
Maria (Nekon) Ford.			160
Marlboro star Pinsonault charged.			338
Martin A. Budish.			60
Mary Alice (DuPaul) Dion, 73.			242
Minimum wage bill falls short; Senate foes of pay hike may amend tax breaks for businesses.			499
Mink recovers to pick up pace.			1592
More than $300K repaid; Waste limits profit Millbury.			552
Nellie "Nell" Totilas.			215
Notre Dame's influence ripples throughout Big East's rosters.			1189
Only Peyton seems in place.			903
Pit bull puppy pinched from Toy Town pound; Dog on medication, could die if not found fast.			535
Plihal goal keeps Sharks surging.			713
Polar soda quenches Murray's football bet.			184
Pope promotes Auburn native.			451
PRESS BOX.			77
Proposed Dudley-Charlton school budget up 7.5%.			447
Punk band Terror still does things the hard way.			1055
Rams' hard work is paying off.			1260
Randall C. "Randy" Decker, 35.			38
Recent Deaths.			1204
REGIONAL DIGEST.			195
REGIONAL DIGEST.			170
REGIONAL DIGEST.			66
REGIONAL DIGEST.			641
Rental inspection focus of meeting; Fitchburg says regulation intended for absentee landlords.			587
Retired Webster policeman recalls `gashouse gang'.			801
Richard Wells, 64.			278
Rock Star Supernova; Reality show rockers leave the TV studio and hit the road.			894
Rose M. (Margosian) Wetherbee, 79.			190