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Articles in Sept 17, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• Two hurt in chase crash
• TO RUSSIA WITH LOVE; Baby firm's 30 stores in Moscow and St Petersburg
• Crime across borders
• Wallet theft in toilet
• Rabbits savaged
• Daddy's girl! Richard turns midwife at home for early delivery of little Bethany
• Understaffing 'depriving heart patients of care'
• Ring us plea to relatives
• Local briefs: Who's our best bonny baby?
• Local briefs: Cars collide
• Local briefs: Enlist for camp
• Local briefs: Shooting boost
• Local briefs: Pennine trail
• Local briefs: Friendly meeting
• CATHEDRAL OF DREAMS; Huddersfield's largest church opens on Sunday, it cost pounds 12.5m and seats up to 2,100
• Pub plea: We don't need doormen now
• The Huddersfield Daily Examiner COMMENT: Cathedral in town
• The Huddersfield Daily Examiner COMMENT: Cardiac arrest
• The man who wants to rescue WOOLWORTHS; Today's dire results for the once-proud Woolworths have fuelled more speculation about a take-over and the businessman seen as the man most likely is Grange Moor-born entrepreneur Malcolm Walker, whose initial bid f
• 'Meehan not welcome back on our estate' Neighbours speak out after child porn sentence
• Return of Euro market
• Call for tougher line
• National briefs: Boy dies after viaduct fall
• National briefs: Suspect named
• National briefs: Children saved
• National briefs: Not in court
• National briefs: Cocaine charge
• National briefs: Strike threat
• Bail-out saves AIG from collapse; US government steps in to stop market meltdown
• UK armed forces are 'in crisis' claim
• Foetal testing is 'unacceptable'
• Unions' jobs warning
• Further challenges to Brown
• 'Open mind on consultation'
• pounds 42m revamp for primary schools
• World briefs: Tsvangirai's optimistic view
• World briefs: Seven killed
• World briefs: Drastic action
• Losses deepen at Woolworths
• Gatwick for sale
• Uni sponsors music festival
• Inferno warning to new students
• Paper talk
• Going places with traveller's tales
• Where tax cuts hurt
• Backing for poetry awards
• Challenge laid down to help youngsters
• HOW I MET SHANKS; Author's story of legend now a play
• Road scheme complete
• Friends' charity walk in tribute to Sheree; Three causes to benefit after cancer mum's death
• Letter: Mailbag - Memo to Mr Brown: Cut fares if you want us all to go green
• Letter: Mailbag - Don't give in to your insurers
• Letter: Mailbag - Government not to blame on pensions
• Letter: Mailbag - More students means more traffic
• Letter: Mailbag - Choir's performances were perfection
• Letter: Mailbag - Origins of Longwood Sing
• On this day
• The HOT topic
• Letter: Mailbag - PM should stay and take blame
• Letter: Mailbag - Tories' 'apartheid' in our schools
• Letter: Mailbag - Pubs' TV football deal
• Fuming over parking fine; On the web
• They say
• Creative firms to the fore; DIRECT VISUAL SPONSORS THE CREATIVE ENTERPRISE AWARD DIRECT VISUAL LEADERS IN VIDEO COMMUNICATION
• Start-ups get chance to shine; BUSINESS LINK BUSINESS LINK SPONSORS NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR
• Pick of the day
• FILM OF THE DAY; Passenger 57
• PICK OF THE DAY; Live UEFA Champions League
• Catch The Action
• 'Max is a wonderful cat - he and Leah are best of friends' Family and other creatures
• Pet rescue; Family and other creatures
• Mum's the word for writer Stephanie; Stephanie Calman is one of the speakers at next month's Examiner Literary Luncheon. Here she tells HILARIE STELFOX how she's followed her mother's advice … to never censor what she writes
• Family Finance
• Island paradise on the edge of a blue volcano
• Mystery picture reunites a family
• Man's plea for a job after fleeing murder; 'I want to work to support my family'
• Recycle centre recycled
• CHESS
• Meet the teen tycoons; Liam and Sam, 15, build up after-school media business
• Hall looks to XL in finals day; Woodsome shoot-out The Huddersfield Daily Examiner Golf Challenge 2008

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