Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (May 4, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$5.168M budget, overrides approved.			274
`Iron Man' release begins the summer onslaught.			818
Abbascia helps Lancers close upon title.			660
After moments of distress, Pioneers still emerge on top.			1025
Armando Rotolo, 85.			333
Ashlee Simpson's glamour girl phase can't save the lame `Bittersweet World'.			636
Assunta "Susy" (Galli) Butler, 86.			269
Bay State blues; Scant hope of partisan balance on Beacon Hill.		Editorial	358
Beatrice J. "Bea" (Giangaspro) Vincequere, 83.			333
Blum, Warren named top Cougar athletes.			318
Boston tames Tampa pitching.			1233
Cantina to celebrate; Cinco de Mayo festivities in Lunenburg.			510
Carolyn Dearington Cutter, 93.			235
Child rape suspect jailed for making call.			109
Children's mental health addressed; Medical school, city help parents.			803
College Town.			776
Cop killer's absurd claims are distressing.			741
Cyclist hurt.			65
Delay, errors, yet voters still get work done; 3 debt exclusions, school override request get nods.			389
Detective work led to Scesny; `Person of interest' in deaths of women.			2034
Dorothy E. (Forsberg) Nelson, 85.			267
Dorothy J. (Warren) Nelson, 50.			21
Dramatic finish for Trinity; Engineers, Crusaders also leave as medal winners.			711
EDUCATION NOTES.			907
Endearing animal characters populate May's selections.			973
Felix W. Rainville; WW II Veteran.			331
Fire trounce sloppy Revs.			657
Funerals Today.			69
Ghost of past still lingers.			881
Harmon Miedema.			63
Harris hoping to make latest shot count.			2152
How the Locals are Doing.			231
Irving W. Olson, 80.			288
Janet L. (Parker) Griffin, 77.			319
Johnson was one of a kind.			1556
Joy, tears greet returning soldiers; Guardsmen come home after year in Iraq.			524
Kathleen Taylor Rudolph.			255
Kelly, Raswyck top Hound seniors.			523
Kenda maintains festival tradition.			925
LB has learned life's lessons; Foster parent nurtured Crable.			977
Let's hope blossoms arrive; Downpour of rain and events in area on tap.			1050
Loretta G. Ferro, 87.			214
Marie (Jorjorian) Whitaker, 72.			263
Marshall W. 'Major' Taylor; 1899 world champion bicycle racer.			945
McKissick is ousted in Charlton.			593
Moss goes under the knife; Rookie has appendix removed during final innings.			824
Moving plants outdoors; Houseplants thrive in their new roles.			497
N.H. police reportedly eyeing Scesny.			227
New schools chief can stay home; Leicester resident taught locally before commutes to other districts.			447
Of boozers, bulls and buckled-up beer.			535
Old cell phones to benefit soldiers.			875
Peter D. MacIver, 60.			298
Piano concert a Mother's Day note; Event honors memory of Leominster music booster.			695
Prom stylin'; Shop owners dish on recent trends.			1244
Raiders pound Surge.			179
Recent Deaths.			987
REGIONAL DIGEST.			1170
Richard W. Weiss; 6/27/34 - 4/14/08.			331
Rodriguez gets quick knockout.			477
Rte. 2 Expo date nears; 6 Chambers join new event.			522
Saving Town Hall wins an OK.			283
School Committee, council roles blur as funds get scarce.			1091
Schroder twirls gem to silence Bartlett.			437
Seven's up; Series' plotline has proven surprising.			1028
Songs from 2 worlds; The spiritual and the secular inspire David Phelps.			598
Sophie (Yablonski) Zablonski, 93.			347
Sox' offense finally returns; AL East lead now 2 games.			706
St. Bernard's Central Catholic High School.			357
St. John's, Hudson win titles; Hawks program continues to soar after indoor success.			1033
Strawson named Crusader of Year.			366
Students explore China cities; Quabbin, Shepherd Hill trips.			1146
Telegram & Gazette Bloomberg 30.			504
The Backup files; A look back at the week in business.			471
The Chateau deserves its reputation.			831
The DNA hunt; Forensic tool casts light on unsolved murders.		Editorial	240
Town clerk's job draws long debate.			380
Two hospitalized after crash.			204
Ursula V. (Riedl) Reuther.			170
Van Beekom lifts rolling Rockets.			400
Wildcats capture Taddeo tourney.		Obituary	503