Articles from The Journal (Newcastle, England) (July 3, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Expansion would create 150 jobs' Councillors are asked to back factory plan.			442
A catwalk to cancer cash; Rugby stars and models in fundraiser.			469
Academy in doubt after site exclusion; Project 'has disappeared from the radar'.			459
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.			96
Air stewardess smuggled 6,000 cigarettes in scam.			392
Anderson wants to get going.			385
Anglers flock to Whittle Dene.			716
Anti-drugs agency to investigate Jackson death.			220
Bank boss defers pay deal.			288
Bankers created an 'artificial economy' VOICE OF THE NORTH.			273
Banned Burger - 'I'm no thug' SPORT SHORTS: RUGBY UNION.			122
Bates told to pay; BRITAIN TODAY: COURT.			80
Bears get the better of the Diamonds; SPEEDWAY.			559
Brilliant awards.			84
Britons die as US launches offensive.			263
Calls for change after yet another failure; FRANCHISE FAILURE: Questions to be asked over East Coast route.			932
Campbell closes in on contracts.			274
Celebrity chef uses own money to save business.			512
College funding hangs in the balance; CONSTRUCTING EXCELLENCE.			427
Concert to mark start of festival.			101
Confront looks good for Gala win.			464
Consultancy boss takes on big patch.			218
Court rules farmer is liable over cow attack.			517
Dance session that inspired grandson; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			112
DEATHS.			502
Durham closing in on LV title.			928
Engineers thrive on work at universities.			398
Final farewell to popular show.			222
Flu cases 'to reach 100,000 per day' Minister says outbreak not containable.			552
Forces of nature at play on racecourse; INSIDE TRACK.			469
Former Springbok Bobo joins Falcons.			605
Fraud costs shoot up by 1,900%.			300
Fresh fruit and veg plus a grand day out for all; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE.			388
Fury at death of police dogs in car.			198
Game's profits tumble.			216
Good cheer from A to Z; BEER ALASTAIR GILMOUR.			1418
Good start for Rose; SPORT SHORTS: GOLF.			98
Graduate jobs crisis is already biting; Nearly one in ten fail to find employment.			428
Group riding oil boom expects turnover to soar.			575
Halford swapping the Cats for Wolves.			594
Harry Potter and... the deathly shallows; Lucky escape for father and son in Blyth.			556
How actor's children set him on road to stardom; Johnny Depp tells Shereen Low about following in a gangster's footsteps.			2055
If you hear this story, please correct it.			647
IN MEMORIAM.		Obituary	131
Kaymer serves up a blistering round; GOLF.			591
Law's making a pig's ear of feeding animals; FOOD BILL OLDFIELD.			647
Lumsdon lands on feet with Quakers.			713
Malaysian group get St James's Park tour.			310
Market plunges back into the red.			323
Matthaus to play at St James's Park; FOOTBALL SHORTS: ROBSON.			102
Minister urged to back flight campaign.			374
Missing man; NORTH EAST TODAY: POLICE.			93
Motorists saw dad jump to his death.			177
MP blasts the North-South divide in funding transport investment.			431
Mullin lifts lid on power.			94
Murray is warned - be prepared for the Roddick serve.			1140
Mystery of man's death isn't solved at inquest.			228
Name the Year.			124
New facts emerge about crash landing; Report tells of bird strike and pilot error.			615
New Tyne tunnel is just sticking plaster; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			267
No compensation for 'annoying' noise; Noise levels at airport aren't high enough.			972
North duo boost Ashes chances.			470
Office takes a top award; Campaign gets national recognition.			557
Oil refinery jobs at risk as global market falls.		Industry overview	511
Owen is ready to join Red Devils; Striker will have medical today: Owen set to join Manchester United.			612
Park heading for bright future.			304
Paul steps up to new challenge.			278
PM Brown gives praise - but no cash pledge; 'Region shows the world way forward'.			802
QUICKBITES.			351
Quinn not expecting an influx; Quinn not expecting influx of signings.			661
Quiz of the Day.			195
RECIPE OF THE WEEK Durham Blue ploughman''s salad (Serves two).		Recipe	440
Recognition for North East restaurateurs; BUSINESS TODAY: RESTAURANTS.			144
Region's eco drive wins the support of Brown; But Premier will not hand over more cash.			124
Region's schools are just top class.			967
Residents are hoping for a good signal; Petition to get mobile reception.			537
Return to show.			468
Rock sell-off would be a disaster say Lib Dems.			242
Rural specialist joins agency.			360
SEA Angling.			411
Second big departure at the Pru.			111
Security firm sees results slip into the red.			448
Sisters' Independence Day showdown.			572
Star's Ferrari g-Owen for a song in car mag.			340
Straw refuses to pardon Shields; BRITAIN TODAY: LEGAL.			105
Surely Al Limit one of great names of future.			1066
Tapas fare scales heights for mountain memories; TABLE FOR 2 GEOFF LAWS El Torero, Milburn House, Side, Newcastle.			726
Terry determined to lead Blues.			495
The battle has just begun on centres; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			241
The buck stops with council, not others; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			339
The pounds 70bn boost of renewables; BRITAIN TODAY: ENVIRONMENT.			88
The quieter sounds of a good business.			198
Thunder steeled for tough challenge; RUGBY LEAGUE.			477
Treasure to be shared; A luxurious stay in one of the North East's top hotels, fine dining and the chance to meet Michelin-starred kitchen maestro Kenny Atkinson is just one of the fantastic prizes up for grabs in a joint Journal Taste/Heighley Gate competition to hunt down a treasured recipe that offers a true taste of home. Jane Hall reports.			1123
VIEW OF THE NORTH.			80
Why change a winning formula?			383
Why I never measured up to this sporting life.			786
WIN A SUMMER OF FUN.			371
Youngsters will help the elderly avoid bogus callers.			204