Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (August 6, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Grand' party planned for all.			696
`Natural' detective heads to retirement.			857
`Pants 2' upbeat, buoyant.		Movie review	566
11 charged in credit card fraud case; TJX among retailers targeted.			858
6 families displaced, cause of fire is probed.			294
Adelaide M. Gaucher.		Obituary	48
Albright's clutch goal lifts Revs.			860
Amorello counters; Former Turnpike chief's ethics probed.			763
Bail remains high in rape, assault case; Judge cites seriousness of charges.			385
Barking dogs lead to drug arrests.			440
Bay is a big hit for Boston.			1254
Beatrice M. (Delorme) Langlois.			181
Beckett steps up his game; Bay's four hits lead 12-hit Boston attack.			779
Bernice N. "Bobbi" Slomski, 70.			366
Better with age; Vrabel finally off PUP list.			726
Board enacts spending freeze.			312
Business briefs.			445
Busy thieves attract notice; Crime increase grabs attention.			481
Caswell-King building slated for changes; Owner relocating former funeral site.			317
Chris Tsanjoures, 91.			424
Christopher P. Loughlin, 39.			45
Claire M. (Croteau) Leveille, 73.			223
CORRECTION.		Correction notice	49
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2399
Daily calls to check in on elderly and others who may need help.			614
Danielle Doris Tome, 22.			147
Dunkin' Donuts: Pylons put crimp in business.			574
Duty undone dogs board; Owners ignore bylaw ordering cleanup of waste.			521
Energy firm's revenues double; American Superconductor has strong wind power sales in Asia.			587
Enrollment on a glide path; Early grades show increase.			428
Funding plan OK with cable panel; Public access channel chief seeks more $.			618
Funerals Today.			344
Genevieve Eve Hand, 89.			179
Hearing to decide job status of superintendent is postponed.			356
J. Thomas Maroney, 99.			226
John D. Kasparian, 101.			380
Joseph DiPilato, 95.			374
Joseph G. Hilton Sr.			330
Joseph J. Bryl, 98.			231
Judge orders man held without bail; Charges include rape, assault, kidnapping.			427
Lawyers' feast; City should send Cost Recovery packing.		Editorial	381
Leo O. Hanley, 93.			334
Less pain with cash; Gas stations earn more without credit cards, drivers pay less.			1547
Louis H. Riedl, July 11, 1914 - August 2, 2008.			439
Man charged with arson in carpet fire.			329
Marianna A. "Lucy" (Miller) Bis.			154
Marijuana plus mayhem = muddle.		Movie review	498
Media center rebuild on target.			294
Mildred Louise (Dodge) Clark, 84.			294
Milford roars back, bows; Post 59 plays this morning.			639
Neighborhoods fight crime; Big crowds celebrate National Night Out at two locations.			684
Only 1 officer on duty required; Clubs, bars must share detail costs.			1317
People power; Individuals should act now to cut heating costs.		Editorial	233
Police chief calls for cruisers.			546
Pundit sees introduction of race card souring political pot.			683
Recent Deaths.			1159
REGIONAL DIGEST.			166
REGIONAL DIGEST.			653
REGIONAL DIGEST.			221
REGIONAL DIGEST.			422
Repaving prompts rethinking of traffic patterns.			588
River spared after leak.			329
Rookies under gun in opener; Thomas remembers feeling.			828
RR developer envisions 2-town economic engine; Owner discusses plans for Grafton-Milford line.			770
Ruschioni, Nunez tops.			249
Sadness, satisfaction mix as Scouting center burns.			523
Selectmen decide not to renew Myers' contract; Pact set date for board to notify town manager.			334
Selectmen vote to banish dogs that terrorize neighborhood.			598
Speeding suspect fished out of water; SUV submerged in Lake Quinsigamond.			283
Surf first to solve Cochran; Worcester left-hander falls to 11-1 overall on the year.			568
The good-guy defense is rarely valid.			693
The Spartacus Program: An alternative to jailing youth.			469
Thomas-Tarridge P. Andrews, Sr., 79.			432
Towns appeal upgrade schedule; Wastewater plant deadline is 2010.			846
Train kills man in Westboro; Victim struck at commuter station.			392
Treasurer, tax collector leaving; Conrad taking position at Fallon Community Health Plan.			469
Unum to move in city; Smaller, modern offices sought.			621
Virginia M. "Gin" Petrone, 94.			48
Weather a pain for Redfeather Theatre troupe.			799
William J. Zmetra, 73.			362
Wrist clicking bothers Ortiz; Doctors say pain is normal.			836