Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (June 3, 2008)

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$1.25M cut from school budget; Funds for new positions slashed.		507
$30 hike in trash fees advances.		798
`Culture of care'; M-POWER stands up for rights of the mentally ill in emergency rooms.		1470
AD's Desk.		318
Banding of Quabbin eagles; Gov. Patrick takes hands on approach to job.		670
Banner day for Trojans; 4th title in row for Bromfield.		816
Board of Health considers Casella solid waste request.		579
Board officials selected; McCaffrey named new chairman.		230
Board repeats its request for an apology; Distributed letter caused `harm'.		237
Budget talk nears last round of decisions; Session on Health and Human Services.		763
Business briefs.		446
Calvin C. Marshall.		543
Charter a fundamental part of West Boylston.		818
Chieftains upset SPM, fall to Holy Name.		565
CLINTON ARREST LOG.		269
Clinton Police Log.		901
Clintonian in DNC hot seat; Delegate-counting expert helps broker compromise.		721
Containing Kobe is the key; Up to Allen, Pierce, others on defense.		817
CORRECTION.	Correction notice	60
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2197
Coyote kill is doubled.		912
Crazy eighth doesn't help.		1097
Deep Guardians upend Rangers.		431
Democratic race not over until superdelegates have their say.		800
Devils hold off Wildcats.		474
Doubts increasing about whether town will make deadline; State grant for Rauscher property in peril.		733
Dr. William L. Sullivan; Professor Emeritus.		258
Driver in crash accused of DUI and phone texting.		385
Emily L. Chapin, 87.		185
Extolling the virtues of grandchildren.		705
Floriggia "Flora" (Mallozzi) Mirabile, 95.		185
Free weekend a welcome rest; Back to work in 2-1/2-hour drill.		625
Funerals Today.		202
Gaels can't bring down Rockets.		613
Governor sees `adaptive reuse' in action at Weetabix.		1051
Grant will study landfill reuse.		565
Greek visitors embrace the city; Precursor to weekend festival.	City overview	621
Gregory M. Courville.		253
Hands-on plumbing training will return for students in fall.		391
Helmet give-away is Thursday.		169
Herman K. Hasenstein; DOD: May 31, 2008.		733
Imaging center for diagnostics at Harrington.		702
Injury places Ortiz on DL; Slumping Pedroia gets a rest.		898
John A. "Mitch" Mitchell, 91.		51
John D. "Jack" Kingston, Sr., 67.		306
John J. Holmes, Jr., 52.		467
Judge orders man held without bail; Suspect charged in attack on girlfriend.		323
Judge weighs Muslim fate; Case's impact may be global.		791
Judge will keep Mathur in jail until he's sentenced.		560
Kenneth G. Granlund.		339
Knuuttila announces leave of absence; Issues call for opponent to do the same.		136
Lillian A. McCormick.		204
Local students are named to honor roll at St. John's High School in Shrewsbury.		86
Lorna Marie Holm.		185
Lunch lurch? Costs driving up meal prices.		610
Lurie's `Law' an UNCommon film.		880
M. Robert Utakis, 63.		145
Man accused of stabbing three.		395
Milewski pitches, bats Lions to next round.		466
Murder-suicide suspected; Both victims were stabbed.		999
Nashoba girls tennis rolls over Hudson.		613
Nashoba loses to Tomahawks in first-ever postseason game.		107
New trash plan saves $100,000; Residents are recycling more.		481
No charges filed after bridge miscalculation.		162
No headline.		161
No headline.		143
No welcome mat on Nob Hill; Residents: `Too many unknowns'.		627
NOTRE DAME ACADEMY GRADUATION.		285
Open space act is rejected.		173
Panel to try new way to protect green.		490
Paolini scores winning run for the Panthers.		872
Parents worry about air quality at South Street; Superintendent says tests negative.		453
Patrick to be honored at Perkins on June 14.		463
Pioneers lead, pole vault to go.		763
Pitch made for new fields; High school depends on others' facilities.		689
Police to add patrols in Main South; Drug dealers, prostitutes called `brazen'.		450
Police: Woman threatened them with machete; Neighbor was at arms over arrest.		393
Potential Entwistle trial jurors already believe he's a killer.		371
Property owner accuses Massad; Extortion, racketeering alleged.		811
Real fans will find `Sex and the City' fun.		744
Recent Deaths.		987
Recession interrupted; Central Massachusetts weathering economic storm.	Editorial	355
REGIONAL DIGEST.		318
Samuel H. Jodoin, 68.		258
Saving up for your wedding day.		857
Selectmen want to know cost to hold a hazardous waste day.		536
Sister Evangeline Dufault, 88.		298
State health picture brighter; Uninsured figure is down to 7.1%.		696
State inspection of dam to determine pond use.		665
Stratton puts characters center in `Dresser'.		522
Subcontractor demands payment for school work.		436
Suspect in chase is injured in crash.		455
Tahanto urges its 63 graduates: `Don't Quit'.		1094
Tomahawks moving on after surge.		442
Town exiles noisy rooster; chickens, turkey may follow.		484
Town looks at burying its lines; Beautifying Main Street.		799
Tripping out over lack of vacation.		818
Wake done in by the bullpen; Blown save for Okajima.		725
Woman suspected of library thefts will pay $1,062.		554
Worcester Academy names its honor roll.		158