Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (May 20, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
$22.2M budget gets little discussion; Selectman disappointed at low turnout.			370
1 of 5 Wachusett changes rejected; No need for Holden to vote now.			413
2 of 3 capital exclusion questions are rejected; Voters OK $22,287 for Fire Dept. ambulance.			310
2nd search process heads to fast track; Superintendent ads to be placed June 1.			508
72 new vets get degrees.			517
A `bite the bullet' budget emerges from session; Livengood: A cut in pay won't save the day.			418
Alice M. Flynn.			224
Another proposal from Charter is requested; Talks go on with Verizon over cable TV services.			323
Anthony "Tarnuch" Mastrototaro, 77.			249
Anthony J. Kozlowski.			193
Anthony J. Krol, 81.			255
Armed robberies get man 9 years.			634
As gas soars, Pike revenues may fall.			708
Beatrice E. McCarthy, 1919 - 2008.			299
Big in Japan.			105
Bionic man; Technology offers hope to amputees.			1257
Brazilian `diet' pill cache uncovered; Police arrest husband, wife, mother.			505
Business briefs.			426
CLINTON ARREST LOG.			196
CLINTON COURT LOG.			342
CLINTON POLICE LOG.			943
Correction.		Correction notice	42
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			591
Daniel S. Connolly, 81.			43
Diocese may close more churches; Southbridge, Fitchburg needs will be studied.			735
Discipline decision debated; Clinton school policy draws regional coverage.			503
Flanagan wants to expand service; Candidate begins her campaign.			641
Foley taking a jump ahead?			946
Four people in city shot while in line at food truck.			169
Frank R. Tomaiolo, 88.			43
Funerals Today.			456
Gardner is tourney-bound.			699
George A. Carey, Jr., 72.			243
George C. Pompeo, 86.			324
Gun range seeks injunction; Police Chief Gemme suspended business's three licenses.			616
Hall of Fame inductions a success.			674
Iconic Indy; Prof. Jones will take on the box office this week.			1690
Idea of changing town counsel arises.			354
Is this the best we can do?			831
James W. Belcastro, 70.			35
Jeanette M. Smith, 86.			219
Jiggle reunites for Strange Creek.			796
John G. Cloutier.			174
Kayaker back home, making slow recovery.			280
Keddy brothers lead Tech.			677
Lady Gaels win with total team effort.			1115
Leroux's HR lifts Rockets.			697
Lester fires no-no; Left-hander dominates Royals.			845
Lester leaves Royals blank.			1043
Lynch unanimous pick for Outstanding Citizen.			741
Masterson and Colon get call; New, old starters are on tap.			691
Merle G. Bingham, 1923 - 2008.			212
Michael J. DeNitti, 83.			41
Missing in action; Allen has new role as Celtics' decoy.			912
Neighbor to Neighbor.			669
Nicholas R. Ortolino.			119
Not enough wind to power project; Study shows plan not worthwhile.			423
One big arm helps Hudson reach 2 goals.			680
Overcoming growing pains of golden years.			789
Pauline E. Reynolds, 77.			241
Philip Irving Connors.			413
Planners may be asked to keep vets in mind.			503
Police make quick catch; Three suspects in bank robbery.			355
Police work can be really, really ruff.			691
Political blogger attracts attention of satellite radio; Sirius show likes local commentary from Clinton man.			1215
Press Box.			369
Principal sees progress, but nothing dramatic; Pilot school nears end of 1st year.			385
Prostitutes' deaths subject of gathering; Investigators come together.			860
Public to have say on hike in fees; Hawke budget would take hit without trash money.			788
Recent Deaths.			1214
REGIONAL DIGEST.			542
REGIONAL DIGEST.			812
REGIONAL DIGEST.			471
REGIONAL DIGEST.			623
Rev. Loring Peabody Wilkins, 84.			290
Rex E. Davenport.			71
Robert A. Pelkey.		Obituary	325
Robert Charles Ruzycki.			276
Robert M. Dunphy Jr.			291
Rosa Lydia Ofarril, 74.			119
Sadness and hope; Diocesan reconfiguration heeds voices of faithful.		Editorial	296
School awards its first Ph.D. Recipient's research focused on rabbit fever.			1057
Selectmen put off reorganizing plans; Rescheduled to Thursday due to illness.			454
Selectmen vote to seek an apology; Critical letter on asphalt plant.			492
Selectmen would seat new officers at once; Board may offer rule change in Nov.			340
Senior center land search restarting.			596
Senior prank runs a-fowl of the law; Tantasqua suspends nearly a dozen seniors in pond incident.			529
Shrewsbury town manager gets big raise.			448
Speicher leads Colonials.			690
Stags make a clean sweep.			797
Stanley G. Stewart.			292
Staples tries an end run; Stockholders approached.			466
Taking time for a `mitzvah'.			576
Terence D. Howley.			236
Teresa P. (Peloquin) Senecal, 77.			364
Think again; Overblown council, administrative raises a mistake.		Editorial	310
Time is of essence when fishing in Ocean State.			1073
Town returns officials, elects Hajdu; Challenger won't seek a recount.			427
Town urged to pounce if center plans get OK.			637
Tribute to Elias; Continental walk to fight autism.			807