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"Visual aid to drink safely". Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England). FindArticles.com. 31 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_6783/is_2008_Dec_18/ai_n31137755/

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Articles in Dec 18, 2008 issue of Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

• Supply staff take on full-time roles; IN ASSOCIATION WITH fish4 Four new workers get off to a good start in their new nursery jobs
• Offender service's top man; IN ASSOCIATION WITH fish4
• Pair of new roles; PUBLIC SECTOR
• Business venture is sister act; PUBLIC SECTOR New PR Company off to a flying start
• Icing on the cake for uni; PUBLIC SECTOR
• Hi-tech PR role; PUBLIC SECTOR
• Reed Human Resources; Public Sector
• Super-staff to be honoured; PUBLIC SECTOR
• Training centre shines bright; Training courses and Education
• Barking up the right tree; Training courses and Education Forestry students benefit from tree nursery visit
• College contract decision; Training courses and Education
• Working Life: Top award for payroll employee
• Working Life: Expression of thanks; Young PR is presented with communicator of the year award
• Working Life: DAY IN THE LIFE
• pounds 36K in the attic
• FIGHTER; Disabled grandad fights off burglar
• Two Crashes Close A1
• North East Woolworths stores to go within days; 700 STAFF DOOMED AS NO BUYER FOUND
• Flood plans
• Nissan break
• Killed on road
• TILLY IN LAPLAND; CHRISTMAS COMES EARLY FOR EXCITED YOUNGSTER give tilly a hand a Chronicle appeal
• Glazing firm's jobs threat
• Dental costs
• Iraq war demand
• Disease fear
• Agent conman is jailed
• 999 service is at crisis point; 'Emergency calls only' plea to public
• World Tonight: Election plan is scrapped
• World Tonight: Murder trial
• World Tonight: Lotto draw
• World Tonight: Child funding
• World Tonight: Policing Bill
• World Tonight: Afghan death
• Dying OAP's house raided
• Guests flee fire at hotel
• Grandad tells thief to stick 'em up! DISABLED 69-YEAR-OLD TACKLES SERIAL BURGLAR
• Ease the pressure; Evening Chronicle COMMENT
• Credit crunch Christmas; We could all be facing Christmas cutbacks as the credit crunch continues to bite. So is it possible to enjoy the day without breaking the bank? With pounds 20 is his back pocket, ALASTAIR CRAIG found out
• I don't trust banks so I gave pounds 36k to my friend; SCRAP MAN DENIES WRONGDOING AFTER CASH SEIZURE
• Stars bring festive cheer
• Lifeboats aid fishermen
• Christmas health drive
• Star pupil scoops a night out
• Torture victim's cleaver attack
• Factory is flattened; Microchip business once had 600 staff
• Lifeline that finally snapped
• Fears mount at super council plans
• Traffic hold-up; Congestion charge - new plans shelved
• University wins praise
• Arson probe
• Extra patrols on the Metro
• Children's services on the up
• 2,000 danger drivers caught; SHOCKING NUMBER FOUND RISKING THEIR LIVES IN JUST A WEEK
• Ghostly choice
• Help for hospices
• In fine voice
• Sign up and learn self-defence
• Moon River; North Scientists Identify Its Possible Water Sites
• Pub's licence put on hold
• Pest in court
• Worldwide tributes; CHRONICLE'S WEBSITE FLOODED WITH MEMORIES OF GEORDIE HERO
• A key move
• Drunken kiss
• Yes, It Was Me; Man Admits Metro Theft After Chronicle Appeal
• Probe after blaze in flats
• Family sought
• Talking sport
• You'll never walk alone, Sir Bobby; FANS CALL FOR CELEBRATION IN TRIBUTE TO FOOTBALL LEGEND
• All oar own work; Team of students launch their replica Viking longboat
• Hearty haul
• Give blood
• Magical time for writer's young fans
• Visual aid to drink safely
• Unhappy New Year; NORTH IS HIT HARD BY RECESSION
• Gallery lights display
• pounds 750,000; VALUE OF DRUGS TAKEN OFF STREETS IN CRACKDOWN
• Movie wins pupils award
• Picture of past
• Paedophile facing spell in jail again; PERVERT BREACHED COURT ORDER

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