Articles from The Journal (Newcastle, England) (July 30, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Don't dismiss wind critics as Nimbies' - study.			313
A LOT OF STEPS IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION FOR HOSPICE.			287
A moving show of Japanese dance.			192
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.			233
ACTUALLY, SUMMER'S CANCELLED, SAY WEATHERMEN.			166
Ashby won at 60; CHIP SHOTS: THE ANSWER.			153
Aussies don't scare us now - Strauss.			977
BAA sees pounds 545.7m losses.			241
Believing in art of the impossible; What if humans and dinosaurs lived together and in perfect harmony? Artist James Gurney tells David Whetstone about his fantasy land, Dinotopia.			776
Belle ringer; American expert hits town for tour finale.			453
Better help for girls to hit gender pay chasm.			523
Bid for young jobs has its work cut out; The Journal.			216
BLOW FOR ZOLA AS SCAN CONFIRMS BOA MORTE'S INJURY IS SERIOUS.			576
Cameron says sorry after turning air blue.			154
Caracciola well worth banking on; Saraband.			276
Cash aid to create jobs; Young people targeted with new scheme.			896
Cats deal for Bent in danger of collapse.			711
Celtic face uphill battle in Moscow.			471
City getting me at my peak, says Tour.			456
Claims of plagiarism plague North sperm claim.			400
Closure fear; CHARITY: NORTH TODAY.			83
Commonsense over social housing needs; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			152
Cottage 'gutted' in vandal arson attack; Fire strikes as renovation bid almost finished.			487
Couples left in the lurch over venue; Administration for firm owned by gun victim.			471
David Wells.			746
DEATHS.			601
Dickons fails to qualify for world semis; Disappointment in Rome for ex-junior champion.			553
Domaincheck sees customers treble after technology upgrade.			242
Drug company plans a global expansion.			434
Exciting times for music lovers.			441
FEARS BUS LANE EXTENSION WILL DAMAGE HOUSE PRICES.			281
Fears for Renault as BMW pull out; SPORT SHORTS: FORMULA ONE.			86
Firm gets the benefits of upskilling programme; Turning companies around during a downturn can be a daunting task. Karen Dent finds out how training has been used to boost both morale and business when the going gets tough.			668
Firms fined over sub-standard copper 'lick'.			133
Forsters reap the rewards of improved Charlais cattle herd.			441
Four North salons are singled out for awards.			258
Fresh warning over bluetongue danger.			289
Funding support for creative industries.			180
Geoff is drawn to everyday scenes; Artist who sees beauty in the mundane.			396
Global phenomenon TED set to roll bandwagon into Tyneside.			479
Golden moment for Ray at reservoir.			423
Golf Clinic.			285
Hamilton gets wish to race F1 legend; MOTOR RACING.			452
Horse trainer cleared over hare coursing.			218
Hostage may be alive, says Brown; Family's hope after latest grim news.			450
Hotels for sale twice in three years.			382
Individuals should have a free choice.			527
It's a milestone for our brave Megan; Defining moment for nine-year-old.			604
Jo misses out on a second medal.			222
Joy as children win battle with council; Authority was to blame for deformities.			736
Lending to firms falls dramatically.			163
Lingfield Point centre gets the green light; BUSINESS TODAY: PLANNING.			118
Livingston's fate in the balance; FOOTBALL SHORTS: SCOTTISH LEAGUE.			145
Lost finger fine for firm warned over safety risk.			226
Microsoft steps up search engine fight.			154
Mother handcuffed after school 'assault' Pupils make allegations against parent.			942
Move could be catalyst for jobs.			507
Name the Year.			88
NETPark's momentum.			382
New academy site unsuitable say protesters.			555
No one seems to be getting it right at St James's; Locked turnstiles turn fans away.			934
Nominate your unsung heroes; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			274
OH THE JOY OF A BRITISH SUMMER HOLIDAY.			201
Oil price rise will be good for some.			396
Online to champion local talent.			324
Pick of the day.			217
Pirate Bay 'harassed' by studios - claim.			300
Police defend pounds 191,650 paid for informers' intelligence.			254
Police in hunt for car damage suspects.			172
Ponting targeting men in the middle.			483
Predicting crunch at the grass roots; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			264
Public spending must be transparent; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			175
Public transport to get better... at a cost; Parking charge increase may also come in.			515
Quiz of the Day.			181
Real Help Now campaign takes to the road; REAL HELP FOR BUSINESSES NOW.			282
Reaping dividend of sporting spotlight; Economy will benefit from world events.			768
Relief and joy as missing man returns home; Schizophrenic took a trip round Europe.			473
Rescue operation; NORTH TODAY: LIFEBOAT.			104
Research is conducted to find out who's a hero.			282
Resisting the fanatics.			84
RIP VAN WINKLE STEALS THE SHOW AND WINS SUSSEX STAKES; RACING.			487
Santander increases its lending to customers.			553
Scaremongering over nuclear power; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			193
Shoppers go ballistic for parmo.			354
Shots are heard; POLICE: NORTH TODAY.			91
Small businesses seek more support.			112
Students showcase artistic abilities.			226
Survey on broadband speed 'is out of date'.			562
Swine flu doctors stretched to limit; Out-of-hours service put under pressure.			615
Swine flu pandemic bolsters GSK shares.			275
Tarren falls to McCavanagh.			213
Teenagers are arrested after fight.			159
Three bailed over murder of North 62-year-old.			197
Three's company; SPORT SHORTS: CRICKET.			85
Training boost for regeneration company.			210
TRANSPORTING THE WORD OF GOD.			183
Tyneside firm to protect RAF helicopters; BUSINESS TODAY: DEFENCE.			110
Un-holey row leaves shop owner exposed; Forced to ditch 'wrong type' of steel shutters.			620
United's demise proving a boon on the fairways.			1130
Valencia hits goal on debut; Red Devils through to final of Audi Cup in Munich.			620
Visualsoft has designs on fashion world's top spot.			390
WIN GOLF BREAK AT CLOSE HOUSE [...].			257
Win tickets for Rob Brydon at Newcastle City Hall.			250
Wolfsburg agree pounds 8m Martins deal.			275
Woman falls from balcony on holiday in Majorca.			170
Young targets of 3,500 job bid scheme; Government commits pounds 40m to combat unemployment.			136