Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (May 14, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'91 bombing convict gets added sentence.			406
`Darling' is delightfully fun.			630
`Kitchen table talks' mulled to sell override.			458
A gift 400th for Tito? Manager might hit the milestone in absentia.			749
After the storm; Worcester Center for Crafts recovering from tumult.			1351
Andrew F. Rawan.			31
Ann L. Hendrickson.			214
Arthur R. Clark, 78.			279
Asia on trial; China responds, Myanmar delays.		Editorial	283
Badly injured, student defies limitations.			684
Balboni lifts Bernardians.			751
Bernard F. Deschamps; 1927-2008.			280
Board suspends license for Days End.			427
BRIEFS.			305
Bulldogs' Reid nears 500 wins.			916
Business briefs.			393
Celtics' plight hitting home; Brown: Team still confident.			919
Charles F. Rondeau, 48.			148
Chester A. Wrobel, 86.			392
Chinese here wait anxiously for news of families at home.			798
Clinic's move generates debate; State hears comments on proposal.			724
Committee may hire interim school chief; Permanent supt. may not start until Feb.			425
Community comes together to celebrate asparagus.			239
Council approves pay raises; Increases were rolled back on Jan. 1.			734
Council OKs Wong's plan for City Hall; DiNatale blasts proposal for trash disposal fees.			756
Council sees red over Yellow Box; Program's start upsets councilors.			723
Court releases suspect in high-speed chase and crash.			437
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2658
Dean C. Boutwell, 47.			291
DiMasi is emphatic: `I'm staying'; Speaker visits Hanover, research labs at WPI.			1312
Drug suspect arrested after alleged punch.			235
Eagles land in tournament.			754
Erik M. Riethle, 29.			192
Esther A. Wight, 99.			108
Finishing touches 'round the bend; Roundabout, development parcels nearing completion.			612
Funerals Today.		Obituary	572
Gordon K. Anderson, 73.			269
Guerino L. Battista.			84
Iadarola wins seat on Planning Board.			220
Incumbent officials win one, lose one; Voters keep Brouillette, oust Devlin.			420
Incumbents are re-elected to town board.			133
Ingredients at his fingertips; Chef at Nashoba Valley Winery puts focus on freshness.		Recipe	1111
Internet: Tool or hazard; School district plans learning sessions for parents.			1107
Jamal J. Johnson, 35.		Obituary	69
John Fosu, 69.			212
John J. Fontaine, 44.			311
Joseph F. Consolo III.			283
Joseph Michael Alvarado Riley, 19.			295
Kiril "Kiro" Kuzmanovski, 55.			243
Landfill closing fund short $1.2M.			518
Leominster bridal shop to reimburse customers.			378
Man gets prison for home invasion; Drug dealer was shot during attack.			698
Man pleads guilty to rape of 15-year-old; Sentenced up to 5 years.			482
Margaret E. "Peg" Direnzo.			279
Margaret L. (Guilford) O'Connor, 93.			293
Mariusz Hadam, 43.		Obituary	103
Michelle M. (DeBeradinis) Marsh, 40; Todd M. Marsh, 39.			303
Miriam (Burack) Levy.			170
Nabbing needles; `Operation Yellow Box' deserves a fair trial.		Editorial	323
Naps winning the American way as Bonofiglio twirls a five-hitter.			674
Never too late; Lancers come off the deck.			1182
Once-beaten Rangers roll.			759
Physician challenges students; Farmer speaks before St. John's High audience.			693
Plan for buying textbooks loses as towns split vote.			494
Power plant fails to gain 2/3 majority; Strong debate before vote.			708
PRESS BOX.			112
Rams erupt for 16 runs; Devlin's four RBIs back Lennon's one-hitter.			523
Raymond H. Smith, 85.			117
Recent Deaths.		Obituary	1625
REGIONAL DIGEST.			403
REGIONAL DIGEST.			107
Repairs scheduled for busiest roads, beginning in June; Selectmen differ on spending for road plan.			498
Richard T. Dulmaine.			197
Rights violated at jail, feds say; Facility called unsafe, unsanitary.			913
Robert Anthony Hennigan Jr.			242
Robust Hanover poised to grow; President sees bright future.			477
Rock takes school seat thanks to Spencer votes.			295
Ronald (Ron) L. LaVallee.			196
Rose Morin; 1923 - 2008.			185
Sales to minors cost mart its license.			417
School Committee gives schools chief positive evaluation.			429
Secret ballot strips road chief's raise.			328
Selectmen clash during discussion over why school oil costs are so high.			512
Selectmen hear Manero complaint.			347
Seven face drug charges following weekend raids.			297
Shopping center plans resurrected; Proposed project straddles town line.			358
Sox becoming unraveled.			739
Sox lose their way on road.			1091
Spygate probe thrown for loss; Walsh's charges are fizzling.			685
Student art exhibited.			225
Teachers threaten town meeting storm; Issue: Pay raises for everyone but them.			869
Though left may grievously err, I'm liberal after all these years.			677
Tour of homes moves to new neighborhoods.			505
Town meeting rejects proposal to sue lawyers.			648
Vote for chairman breaks tradition; Selectmen's vice chairwoman passed by.			383
Voters approve farm use for parcel.			673
Voters elect conservatives, OK override; Election retains officer, allows library to stay open.			668
Voters pass petition on 1835 building; Long, reconvened meeting OKs $287,395 from capital fund.			418
William J. Dixon, Jr.			240
Witness says Massad given chips; Earlier testimony on gambling contradicted.			698