Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (April 13, 2008)

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Title	Type	Words
`Streetcar' woos Jason Southerland; Blanche and Stanley were once avant garde.		912
Ace close to regaining his old form.		850
Aging movie jocks: Over the hill and into our hearts.		874
Alfred D."Al" Grampetro, 63.		213
Ann M. "Nina" Del Rosso, 75.		261
Athletic fees would be less; Board picks override option.		309
Avis A. (Hannum) McGinn Johnson, 87.		174
Bacterial meningitis victim, 17, on mend at UMass Memorial.		305
Boston reigns; Beckett, Papelbon finish off Yankees.		808
Building steam; The Fed's boldness put the market back on track. Now, will the nation's economic engine move ahead?		1681
Caring for your roses; Knowing about them makes things easier.		559
Cassell, bench lead Celtics past Hawks.		474
College Town.		907
Comfort food with a twist at 86 Winter.		621
Cornelius Carroll, 79.		226
Dakers is Shark sparkler; Worcester tries to end season today with a victory.		759
Demetrula (Fotellis) Bellos, 94.		365
Dig we must; $3.8 billion initiative must be approached with caution.	Editorial	635
Edna D. (Krakowski) Jeniski, 89.		171
Edward S. Laukaitis.		304
Edwin wins by TKO in fourth; Middleweight improves to 4-0.		421
Evelyn E. (Starbard) Robertson, 93.		196
Gardner losing Hermanson.		1875
Gerald J. "Gerry the Barber" Ferraiuolo, 65.		257
Great day for a race; Athol men top River Rats.		1361
Habs trump Bruins in OT; Kovalev shot beats Thomas.		490
How the Locals are Doing.		183
Howard A. Clark, 86.		192
Howard M. Bull; 1948 - 2008.		261
If best record is important, Garnett deserves award.		1782
Isabel B. (Baker) Carleton, 91.		210
It's a good R.E.M. disc, but not a great R.E.M. disc.		491
It's time to take a break; The Starting Line goes on hiatus.		810
Kenneth F. Smith, 63.		318
Knitting for charity; Crafters' needles fly for others.		839
Leatherneck MC Dance ts set for Saturday.		791
Let Buckner, '86 fiasco pass into history.		1490
Listening with LENA; Device gauges a baby's language skill.		907
Mary P. (Schiavone) King, 89.		264
Massad lashes at accusers; Vast fortune, reputation challenged.		2879
Mayor retains resolve, even if unpopular.		1081
Mental health advocates honored; Fitchburg agency recognizes Flanagan, Antonioni, employers.		427
Michael J. DeFlavio, 55.		246
National title No. 3 for Eagles.		755
NIMBY, conflict and a book deal.		876
Notes from the horror; Your deckhead will go here an.		1080
Of aging infants and other oldities.		497
Opener was eye opener; Come on, already - get the game started.		979
Pancakes are on menu; Monthly fundraising breakfasts in Lunenburg.		464
Peter Markarian, 81.		384
Philip C. Beals.		620
Police arrest 3 in connection with shooting; City man in stable condition.		372
Pope is bringing a message of hope; Benedict XVI's first visit to U.S.		1042
Preserving neighborhoods; As foreclosures skyrocket, city takes aim at blight.		2146
PRESS BOX.		143
Rangers respond to pull out win; Demers, Catapang each net 3 goals.		735
Recent Deaths.		1277
Red Sox rebound.		1057
REGIONAL DIGEST.		1208
Rest may be best for Papi; Boston DH is batting only .070 and is 1 for last 29.		711
Revolution can't find net; Young guys starting to find out that MLS isn't easy.		629
Robert B. Monroe, 59.		429
Ronald Beaupre.		246
Russell W. Davis, 59.		408
Scout camp trails open for first Rally.		1089
Sharon Ann (Zukowski) Coolidge, 60.		284
Soldier served country with distinction in Iraq.		327
Stepping to the beat is natural for line dancing senior groups.		480
Surge improves to 3-0.		104
TELEGRAM & GAZETTE BLOOMBERG 30.		505
The Backup files; A look back at the week in business.		412
The party's starting over!		827
Three generations appear in `Annie'; Clinton family has on-stage legacy.		592
Ticket demand high for public Masses.		491
Used's brash bashing tickles aficionados at the Palladium.		544