Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (April 11, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
`Ugly budget ... uglier yet'; Revenue, mandates are problems.			533
A standup poet.			112
Agnes L. Paquette, 89.			202
Agreement lets carnival remain open; Latino group, police, company strike pact.			590
Apartment blaze likely sparked by smoking; Chief says fire that ruined six units started accidentally.			682
Assessments rise in $35.9M budget for fiscal 2009.			327
Attempted child abduction is under investigation.			127
Bank robbery suspect must provide palm print; Match sought in 2006 Hometown Bank case.			416
Barbara Bigelow (Lovell) Sylvester, 85.			297
Beacon Hill Roll Call.			750
BERLIN ARREST LOG.			101
Berlin Police Log.			219
Bison split doubleheader.			246
Boston marches in hit parade.			1067
Boylston school budget will require an override to fund.			1461
Brendon Bailey remembered for dedication to Clinton, kids.			1199
Brendon J. Bailey.			499
Bryna Diane Eileen Clarkson.			254
Burgess School reimbursement to exceed 50%; Building group is ecstatic.			453
Business briefs.			532
Canadien mystique; Habs score early, hold off Bruins in Game 1.			644
Candidates are at odds over the need for override.			550
Candidates tackle taxes, school funding at forum.			873
Captain offers free fishing.			1010
Casella's site assignment of landfill called into question.			862
Catherine (Flynn) Doherty, 72.			378
Charles N. Gouin, Sr.			212
Chieftains fall to Shrewsbury in season opener.			791
Chinese academy, Glodis forge ties; Prison guard training exchange set up.			577
City Web site offers more info, links for residents.		Website overview	256
Clinton turns off tap on Nestle pumping proposal.			1164
Coleman is ace of SPM squad.			723
Committee opts to put dog ban on hold.			398
Contract talks stall; state asked to step in; Teachers union, School Committee at impasse.			828
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2377
CVS is on the fast track.			544
DAVID PROUTY HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL.			399
Defense work; Murray asked to help restore funding for aircraft contract.			616
Digest.			153
DiMeco Landscaping aims to exceed expectations.			692
Downtown market is a nonstarter; Former car dealership's owner sues after plan fails.			682
Early stats often unveil fresh stars.			1627
Elizabeth "Betty" C. (Pike) Brien, 77.			228
Federal grant sought for communications; $111,400 grant request made to FEMA.			341
Firefighter association provides; $23,000 is spent on equipment.			541
Funerals Today.			621
Gaels' offense is winning games.			943
Gerbe, Eagles bounce Sioux; BC sensation scores 3 goals.			742
House OKs cigarette tax hike; Money needed for health insurance.			1055
Hunter H. Lohman.			486
Hurting Yanks invade Fenway; Jeter may not play in series.			698
Jean Threadgould.			221
Jennie R. Cocchiola.			225
Judge sentences man to 8-10 years for rape; Taylor must register as sex offender.			379
Jury convicts man of drunken driving, endangering his son.			282
Kayaker's friend: Holy Cross fund set up.			440
Kenneth F. Heebner, 87.			341
Knocking around the ball of life.			685
Lady Gaels aim to improve record.			648
LANCASTER ARREST LOG.			46
Lancaster Police Log.			486
Late barrage carries Sox; Papelbon stifles uprising by dangerous Tigers.			815
Lillian S. O'Handley.			214
Lorraine A. Lefebvre.			265
Madalyn Mancuso.			225
Margaret M. Xenos.			338
Marijuana foes see through smoke screen; Benefactor backs legalization.			489
Mary (Camosse) Swanstrom, 93.			367
Mercier, Balboni key talented Bernardians.			1421
Michael A. Zichelle Sr.			403
Murray starts off strong.			476
National Grid to upgrade lines.			702
Neighbor to Neighbor.			596
New administrator focuses on getting Block Grants.			875
Picture this; Photographs at WPI chronicle small-town life in Woodstock.			1030
Police warned of vendetta.			485
Police, fire budgets face $1 million cuts; Mayor's proposals to bridge $5M gap.			630
Prostitution sting nabs ex-fire chief; 13 arrested downtown.			456
Railroad standoff continues; CSX won't budge on liability issue.			840
Recent Deaths.			1050
REGIONAL DIGEST.			202
REGIONAL DIGEST.			188
REGIONAL DIGEST.			319
REGIONAL DIGEST.			148
River Rat Race is `always a good time'; 45th running is undeterred by any and all obstacles.			935
Roadside bomb kills soldier with family in area; Father contacts local veterans after son dies serving in Iraq.			413
Robert R. Elliott, 75.			290
Rules of the off-road; Riders, enforcers, environmentalists aim for safe, legal motoring on trails.			1470
Russell W. Davis, 59.			90
School choice is approved; deficit at $3.1M; $50K raised for arts programs.			610
Sewage leak puts pond off-limits; Drinking-water supply is safe.			364
Shutting down local carnival unfair to some.			712
Sore thumb puts Lowell on the DL; This sprain worse than last year's.			455
STERLING ARREST LOG.			28
Sterling Police Log.			193
Sweet win for Rangers.			718
Taking stock; Focus educational vision, then choose superintendent.		Editorial	402
The case for 2 percent boost in Worcester school spending.			764
Theatrical couple is sharing the stage.			951
Too much deja vu in taut cop story.		Movie review	552