Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (April 30, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Polemic' is far off the mark concerning Obama's religion.			765
2 town meeting articles left; Quorum questioned; adjournment called.			462
3Com names new CEO; Opportunities in China cited.			435
Adult zoning gets tentative OK; Final adoption to be considered in 2 weeks.			615
Airport $$$ bid receives council OK.			796
Albert L. Senecal, 92.			431
Alliance of police, clergy forges ahead; Partnership seeks to curb violence.			509
Arthur H. Johnson; Former Major League Pitcher.			392
Award-winning pizza is scrumptious.			327
Baby's Breath gears up; Organization to help infants, toddlers considered at-risk.			993
Back to the future; Ruggles sequel at North Middlesex.			1085
Business briefs.			482
Celtics need to ground Hawks; No suspensions from near-fracas.			786
Chalifoux Zephir enters contest for Senate (SEE CORRECTION) seat.		Correction notice	439
College chief offers perspective on pope's visit.			627
CORRECTION.		Correction notice	30
CORRECTIONS.		Correction notice	24
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2362
Dog got too close to rabid skunk.			484
Dorothy E. Danielson.			421
Edward S. Laukaitis, 71.		Obituary	76
Epicures at an early age; For these young people, the kitchen is their playground.			1598
Florence E. (Leach) Johnson.			40
Former selectman regains position on the board.			481
Fraud upon fraud? Woman faces credit charges.			635
Fryc seeks school board seat in May 6 election.			475
Funerals Today.			441
Gage Parker Barnett.			176
Heating system, changes to charter among 17 articles.			521
Ill-advised measure; Sick-leave mandate sends anti-business message.		Editorial	203
IS UR PLATE GR8? Vanity messages can be cute, confusing, or cryptic.			1192
Isabel R. (Benson) Johnson.			247
It never rains on selectman's parade; Plante strolls to seventh election win.			525
Jane J. (Jocz) Shaw.			250
Jason S. "J" Pelletier.			24
Jimmy Fund gets boost.			134
Joan M. Hamilton, 76.			139
John L. Zimka, 90; CHANGE OF TIME.			45
Knuuttila violated rule on funding.			397
Lee Property committee completes report.			93
Lenny Valentin, 8.			135
Lester outduels Halladay; Youk's single earns a walk-off win.			780
Local United Way elects Bilotta as new chairman.			466
Louis A. Maloney, 92.			311
Lowell returns wearing brace.			831
Martial R. Chasse.			337
Merle George Gilks, 95.			292
Meunier wins three-way race.			504
More Open Meeting violations; Chairman warned of fines next time.			603
Nashoba officials defend refurbishing of sports field.			835
No easy plays for team boss, Surge player.			731
Omer C. DesLauriers.			270
Panel reverses hiring stance on IT position; Town officials make case to Finance Committee.			506
Plan for Rt. 15 stores fails to win passage.			346
Plastic bag ban sacked by voters.			758
Police target neighborhood quality of life; Extra attention for lower Grafton St.			419
PRESS BOX.			97
Recent Deaths.			1463
Recipes to help beat high prices.			229
REGIONAL DIGEST.			139
REGIONAL DIGEST.			1006
REGIONAL DIGEST.			260
Request for override highlights warrant.			575
Richard C. "Dick" Auren, Sr., 92.			346
Robert "Bobby" Simpson.			307
Robert L. Courteau.			195
Robert Mickiewicz, 55.			268
Rodriguez on fast track with Idaho fight.			917
Scholars will run to help fund schools; First 5K/Fun Run to be held Sunday.			530
Schools declared fit to be `tried'.			602
Search for superintendent finds it needs to revisit the playbook.			451
Selectmen invoke rights in tussle with Comcast.			657
Selectmen OK $100K dip from stabilization fund.			541
Shirley McRevey, 74.			198
Singers lend voices to children in need.			119
Sox shut down Blue Jays.			884
Stand is spark for hot Hawks.			1188
Stephen W. "Toy" O'Day, 49.			261
The right ruling; Voter ID protects integrity of elections.		Editorial	372
Town has key job vacancies.			419
Town manager thanks newly named officials.			485
Town officials 'pinching pennies' for FY '09 budget.			454
Two reps are facing challenges in election; Pasquale-Spellane, Taylor-Fresolo.			785
UMass picks a winner in loss.			1444
Voters to decide on $22M budget; Warrant includes storm drainage bylaw.			611
Voters to decide on power plants; Change in zoning bylaw needed.			955
Voters will be given trash-disposal options.			603
W. Leeds Frye.			53
Webster concerned about inactive liquor licenses.			234
Woman hurt in Route 146 crash.			164
Young victim out of hospital; Boy was overcome by carbon monoxide.			270
Yvonne M. (Goguen) Bourgea.			288