Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (August 1, 2008)

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Title	Type	Words
`Chuck' Martin race is Thursday, Aug. 14.		660
`Teen' Sawyers tackle paint, chores.		916
Administrator closes book on latest chapter of service.		468
All Saints Church choir ready for UK trip.		183
Andrew W. "Andy" Johnston, 55.		257
Area man charged in `joke' about 9-11.		715
Austin S. Greenawalt.		311
BANCROFT SCHOOL HONOR ROLL.		295
Bank branch expected to open in Dec.		254
Beacon Hill Roll Call.		1549
BERLIN ARREST LOG.		42
Berlin Police Log.		357
Bridge closing is simple `economics'; Fire department makes plans to reduce response.		431
Briefs.		334
Business briefs.		401
Bye-bye, Manny; Distraction is out of way, with Ramirez heading west.		752
Catching up on offense; Ventrone, a safety, is working out at receiver.		874
Changing Chamber; Working to stay `relevant'.		1396
Chateau finds home in Westboro.		789
Clark cop charged with teen assault; Alleged sex acts occurred in N.J.		664
Cluttered house found unsafe; Inspectors find flooding, animals.		560
Cochran spins another beauty; Improves to league-best 11-0.		529
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2758
Darfur awareness day planned.		521
Dorothy Mary (Fitzwilliam) Murphy.		214
Dowling remains sharp on the tube.		812
ECI Biotech bacterial test awarded $949,000 grant.		301
Edward B. Sayles.		347
Eleanor Flygare, 85.		178
Enough of Manny being Manny.		735
Extra benefits, training target ex-H&R workers.		375
Fire displaces two families.		364
Flick just ain't got that swing ...	Movie review	526
Funerals Today.	Obituary	376
Gladys J. (Pinkus) Augello, 66.		213
Grace H. Osterhout, 105.		309
Greetings from Wells State Park.		302
Healthy Tank could bolster Pats' defense.		782
Intentional walk; Rift between Ramirez, Red Sox just too much.		967
It'll be a slow crawl next week.		524
John J. Richinick, Sr.		45
Joseph A. Furno, 46.		245
LANCASTER ARREST LOG.		41
Lancaster Police Log.		444
Late push approves billions; Big Dig debt relief gets into bond bill.		1163
Library backers planning fundraising drive.		496
Life op division sold by Hanover; Goldman Sachs deal for $220M.		760
Lifelong carver shares his work with the world.		641
Man charged in breaking into cars in Clinton.		338
Marion Fadgen Mitchell.		252
Mary Ann (Jasper) Binkoski, 58.		268
Mass. on highway worst list; Roads safe; bridges, per-mile costs ghastly.		914
Monty-built home being offered.		323
Mummies bored in Egypt, so they give China a whirl.	Movie review	517
Nason and Bergeron engaged.		60
Navigating maze an Olympian task.		392
Neighbor to Neighbor.		826
News in brief.	Website overview	241
No worries, Beijing puts world at ease; Olympics will reveal the scripted China.		747
Old Timers heat up with playoffs approaching.		802
Out-of-state same-sex couples can now marry in Mass. Governor signs repeal of 1913 law.		952
Policemen reflect on gratifying careers.		517
Policing the police is a must.		690
PRESS BOX.		179
Public feedback urged on open space plan.		532
Readiness Project missed chance to review Ed Reform.		462
Recalling the `great panty raid' that hit Clinton in 1929.		1260
Recent Deaths.		685
REGIONAL DIGEST.		510
Rene J. Iwaniec.		193
Richard A. Hubbard.		331
Richard F. "Dick" Grzyb, 78.		310
Right and wrong.		353
Robert J. Roche.		190
Ruling backs lower court finding; Agrees that police officer lied (SEE CORRECTION).	Correction notice	631
Russell Worth, 82.		177
Senior center boosters frustrated.		520
Service Oil focuses on price and service.		1012
Siblings take Pan-Mass bike ride to heart; 5,500 cyclists go on the road again for Jimmy Fund.		1003
Staying tough; Irish Blizzard set to host Charlestown on Saturday night.		636
STERLING ARREST LOG.		21
Sterling Police Log.		634
Student charged in death back in court Aug. 26.		274
SuperManny to the rescue.		1402
Survey shows sense of separate duck flyway.		803
Sutton couple found not guilty in fraud trial.		286
The race canard; Obama should stick to real issues.	Editorial	379
Town to walk off cancer bills; Residents pitch in so family can cope.		843
Towns look at sharing services; Selectmen welcome idea.		498
Voting friend off the ... desert? Cross-country fundraiser for autism takes an unusual turn.		1025
Waiting for `Twilight'; Teen fans flock to bookstores for midnight release.		1244
Wheels of progress; Annual PMC helping in cancer fight.	Editorial	282
William Hanney Jr.		120
Willis L. Palmer Jr.		349