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Articles in Sept 13, 2008 issue of Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

• We're signed up; DEAF MAN'S COLLEAGUES LETTING THEIR HANDS DO THE TALKING
• On tap to clean up your water
• Why black and whites see red; The Toon Army has planned protests for before, during and after today's Hull City game, the first since Kevin Keegan's departure. Here Michael Martin, left, editor of the True Faith fanzine, tells TOM MULLEN why fans feel it
• Evening Chronicle COMMENT: A real dilemma
• Remember When: Washhouse memories of my mam
• Remember When: Toon boffin's big bang test; Newcastle-born professor could win Nobel Prize
• Remember When: ON THIS DAY
• Sound Of Success; Something To Shout About
• Benefit advice
• Picking up tips
• Francis Wood; Church Matters
• Search on for family of WW II bomb hero; MEMORIAL STONE WILL HONOUR BRAVERY OF EXPLOSIVES EXPERT
• Coming clean
• Dolly delight
• Judge hails heroine who had enough; PRAISE FOR STUDENT WHO TACKLED YOB HOUSE BURGLAR
• Help the elderly
• Tell Us Tour Wishes
• Cruelty to pet could land man in prison; DOG WAS ALLOWED TO DRINK VOMIT IN SQUALID HOUSE
• Hunt on for owner
• Eur30,000 Worth Of Prizes Must Be Won; Bid To Win
• Letter: Fans have the right to protest
• Letter: Toon movie would be a real comedy
• Letter: Club should stop clowning around
• Letter: But it has always been like this
• Letter: United still break my southern heart
• Letter: DAME ALLAN'S Girls School
• Letter: We are having a reunion
• MPs walk on wild side; REMEMBER WHEN
• "A lot of footballers and ex-footballers are multimillionaires not reliant on free bus travel or winter fuel payments; VENT YOUR SPLEEN
• Reader's poem
• Travel: Getaway offers eastern promise; In the final part of his trip to Germany, GORDON BARR goes on a journey of discovery
• Gardens: Garden is an oasis of calm; Husband and wife Diane and Stan Milligan say their garden helps them get away from the stresses of life. NATASHA WYNARCZYK finds out more
• Gardens: Succulent sedums
• Gardens: THREE WAYS TO… Use herbs creatively
• Gardens: Best of the bunch…
• Gardens: Good enough to eat…
• Gardens: What to do this week
• TV CRITIC; Eastender in East Europe
• Pick of the day
• FILM OF THE DAY; Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
• HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM OF THE DAY; Night at the Museum
• HIGHLIGHTS
• Coffee Time: Who am I?
• Coffee Time: The news quiz
• Coffee Time: Screen test
• Coffee Time: Pop posers
• Plain are bowled over by a home cup; GRASSROOTS SPORT STARTS HERE WITH SUNDAY LEAGUE FOOTBALL
• Flying Swan still winning; GRASSROOTS SPORT STARTS HERE WITH SUNDAY LEAGUE FOOTBALL Gateshead and District Sunday League
• Victory is so sweet; GRASSROOTS SPORT STARTS HERE WITH SUNDAY LEAGUE FOOTBALL
• Stephenson sets Shining example; JUNIOR CRICKET SPECIAL
• Met kick off with a win; JUNIOR FOOTBALL SHORTS
• Oh Mann! JUNIOR FOOTBALL SHORTS
• Tesco dates; JUNIOR FOOTBALL SHORTS
• Pitching in; JUNIOR FOOTBALL SHORTS
• Tournament glory proves quite an Experience!
• Valencia play a good Game
• Club's bid for funds boost
• Tyne's belles of the ball! GRASSROOTS SPORT GIRLS FOOTBALL PICTURE SPECIAL
• Academy coaches are proving to be on ball! Pair enrol for college coaching
• United ace in squad call-up boost
• Airlines to help families
• Cycling Stars Speed Into Toon
• Sex charge man killed himself; EX-COUNCIL WORKER WAS ACCUSED OF MOLESTING GIRLS
• Bicycle robber targets garage
• Party flat fire
• Royal pair see flood damage; FLOOD AFTERMATH: Charles and Camilla meet townsfolk
• Fears For Rare River Creature
• World Tonight: Tunnel open after blaze
• World Tonight: Under strain
• World Tonight: Soldier killed
• World Tonight: Op for Jade
• World Tonight: Hurricane hits
• World Tonight: Power deal
• Why I shopped my lout of a son; MOTHER SAYS PRISON HAS HELPED ADDICT TURN HIS LIFE AROUND
• Theft arrest
• Driver freed
• Police plea in hunt for lad
• Danger spot claims
• Find out about it

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