Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (August 31, 2008)

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Title	Type	Words
'07 Patriots were first of worst - AFC East.		3016
'Nadoes slip in clutch.		352
`KOOZA'; Cirque du Soleil's production truly is a `Box of Treasures'.		1043
A bout of bumbershoot umbrage.		516
Area Red Cross volunteers go now.		911
Bike Fest adds a new twist: polo.		1461
Charles H. Miller.		560
Clark no Superman; South African misses 59, but has lead.		981
College Town.		1363
Crusaders, Randolph look for finishing touch.		918
Dallas M. "Tex" Melendy, 70.		388
Dems put too much on Hillary; Expecting her to create unity smacks of sexism.		1090
Denis F. McNamara.		142
Donkey days in Denver.		898
Doris B. (Dube) Symonowicz, 80.		260
Dorothy I. (Emerson) Mosman, 88; Russell M. Mosman, 83.		260
Eagles still expect to win; Crane replaces Ryan; Burncoat's Brace leads `D'.		1005
EDUCATION NOTES.		1390
Elinor A. (McCarthy) Ahern, 91.		228
Engineers count on defense to win again.		709
Flagg Street called `a perfect storm waiting to happen'; Group deplores lack of sidewalks.		1197
From `Sarah who?' to VP candidate.		724
Fuller excites Greyhounds; New head coach installs the spread offense method.		819
GOP aims for content over flash.		770
Guy R. "Dick" Elliott.		406
Helen (Lambros) Ackerman, 87.		437
How the Locals are Doing.		420
Il Forno brings heavenly memories with twists of Italian flavor favorites.	Restaurant review	1024
Joan T. "Jenney" Pease-Olson, 80.		353
John S. Bulejcik, 86.		175
Jonas Brothers show off pop smarts in an confectionary, infectious album.		938
Judith D. Mennelle.		218
Language of golf is largely in gestures.		663
Lefty withdrawal from bank is off.		806
Major edge in minors for Sox.		1633
Margaret R. (Garcia) Davis, 89.		301
Matteo R. Clemente, 86.		248
McDonald looks to build winning tradition for Hawks.		746
Mildred D. (Beck) Olson.		50
Minutemen have to reload; Defense, QB Coen may be forced to carry the load.		980
On the rebound; St. Mary School's enrollment increases.		895
Pact may trigger override; Tax watchdog group preparing.		562
Palin steps up; McCain's unconventional choice an intriguing gamble.	Editorial	167
Pasquale "Steven" Montuori, 47.		285
Pedroia cleaning up for first time; Second baseman batting in 4-hole.		674
Pitcher shines in debut.		1126
PRESS BOX.		210
Princeton takes pride in tennis.		793
Rain holds off for 120th Spencer Fair; Larger-than-expected turnout predicted.		620
Recent Deaths.		1152
REGIONAL DIGEST.		616
Revs take point in tie; Beckham wows record crowd.		595
Richard A. Bourdeau.		35
Schools delighted by defibs; Lions raise money for four units.		490
Seasoned Bison try to be closers; More experience to seal the deal.		809
Short on science; Is EPA mandate a $200 million hunch?	Editorial	425
Sox are armed, dangerous.		834
St. Anselm's coach is right at home in Fitchburg.		644
Stanley Sliwowsky, 88.		115
Stanton Wesley Putnam.		787
Stephen J. O'Neil Sr.		140
The Backup files; A look back at the week in business.		422
The right fit; Hib seejeersm enokiters adopting new mentods by utilizing technology.		1546
Think spring bulbs; Select the best color for yards.		517
Thornton's focus is team; Falcons potent on offense, need to improve on `D'.		798
Timothy J. Leighton, 48.		163
Transfusions pumping new life into the Lancers.		775
UMass survives a scare.		554
Vets medical van schedule set.		1498
Woodstock fair is Spam-tacular; Rides, animals draw throngs.		831
Young artists; Students' work shown in New York.		1139