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

Title	Author	Type	Words
`La Bomba' hopes to rise above Upshaw; Rodriguez faces his first pro test against a taller opponent.			554
2 face counterfeit charges; fast food places targeted.			426
2 new officials to join board.			447
3 mortgage bills await Legislature; Leaders urge action now.			774
Ace handcuffs Boston's offense.			935
Albert R. Bruso, 59.			218
Austin S. "Snuffy" Greenawalt, 85.			319
Becker president to step down; In 5 years at college helm, Zirkle saw deficit erased.			567
BRIEFS.			255
Business briefs.			437
Car death case continued; Teen wrestler facing charges.			419
Colleges urge loan alternatives; MEFA dries up, so search is on.			542
CORRECTION.		Correction notice	51
Coughlin cruise control leaves the field behind; Green Hill golfer captures title by 11 shots.			592
Councilors deny appointment of Shuris to DPW; Mayor says city has `lost a huge opportunity'.			668
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2630
Diamond auto dealership gets licenses in a surprise.			776
Dick S. Hayes, 59.			211
DIGEST.			229
Earl C. King, 77.			280
Egmont F. Lichwala, 89.			169
Ethel "Efthimia" (Cimi) Kontaxis.			192
Faulk focused only on his job; Jordan signing not a problem.			780
Fees cut for gun licenses; Gov.'s bid to raise them is rejected.			359
Frances (Lemanski) Dudzinski, 81.			134
Funerals Today.			423
Furniture icon's fate is sealed; Smokestack slated for demolition.			492
Gang surrounds house; Two break in to attack rival.			743
Genevieve T. (Metivier) Bostrom, 90.			204
Good things for business in package; Feds aid incentive to spur growth overlooked, SBA official says.			599
Gov. due at Fish Park.			370
Grants help 4 towns pursue housing, infrastructure work.			351
Grants to jump-start conservation projects; North Quabbin land partnership.			545
Gravestone repairs motivate transcribers to pick up pace.			478
Green candidate to bow out; Baer was seeking Augustus' seat.			710
Helen A. Stumpf, 94.			285
Highway barn is put on ballot.			428
Hot lobster tale nets more fishy food.			459
Inmate gets 4 to 7 more years; Cellmate died after jail fight.			854
Joseph J. Giglio, Jr.			220
Lackey baffles BoSox; Pedroia breaks up no-hitter.			934
Land Trust marks 50 years of service; More than 600 acres in town protected.			832
Lawrence A. "Larry" Cassella Sr., 92.			249
Lisa (Morin) Lyons.			22
Loss has Burkett on the brink.			627
Louis A. Fish Jr., 74.			33
Man guilty of charity thefts; Ronald McDonald House collection.			293
Manny to be a Met? Trade rumors swirl hours before the deadline.			707
Marian (McGuire) Molloy, 87.			185
Maurice J. Knott.			370
Milford refuses to quit; Raiders can't hold big lead.			612
Obstructionism on records at odds with plea for support.			734
Officials lay memorial wreaths; Kim: Veterans in U.S., Korea have common bond.			635
Officials to look at fiscal big picture.			338
Pair arrested on marijuana, ammo charges.			291
Pan-Mass. Challenge a course worthy of pursuit.			514
Pick of the corner litter? Wheatley has eye on a spot.			734
Playing with fire; In amateur hands, fireworks a high-risk entertainment.		Editorial	265
Police commend fellow officers; Awards ceremony honors service.			772
Police: Drugs were his crutch.			254
PRESS BOX.			104
Recent Deaths.			1081
REGIONAL DIGEST.			597
REGIONAL DIGEST.			163
REGIONAL DIGEST.			751
Richard D. Miller, 83.			156
Road rage charges resolved.			185
Road work galore makes selectmen glad; Officials welcome overdue repairs.			465
Robert W. Carter, 84.			233
Selectman resigns over `differences'.			372
Senate passes registration bill; Augustus hopes for same-day voter sign-ups by Election Day.			1155
Skateboard park rolling along.			323
Something to SMILE about; After federal court order, 150 dentists now treat children in poor families.			1718
State grant boosts Common Ground plan.			537
Sting leads to child-porn charges.			622
Stories spice up recipes; Barlar's new cookbook at a bookstore near you.			1095
Teen in vandalism case arrested in stabbing; Internet chat may have fueled ex-girlfriend's anger.			647
The MEFA mess; Tight credit market spells headaches for families.		Editorial	341
Trash fee proposal shelved for now.			289
Twisters can't get job done; McNamara solid on mound.			546
Two arrested on road rage charges; Alleged assault on Mechanic St.			813
Two officers not always brilliant idea.			687
Voters overwhelmingly say no overrides; All eight questions are rejected.			687
William John Goguen.			334
Woman to be jailed for altering receipts.			242