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Articles in April 22, 2009 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• WHY HIM? 8 month old Ruddi has rare prostate cancer
• LEGEND RETIRES; Striker Booth hangs up boots
• FAMILY THREE ON MURDER SHARGE; Man stabbed in street after simmering row
• Conman Charge
• Jasem shooting pair are bailed
• Victim Named
• 'Why on earth has it happened to Ruddi?' 8-month-old boy fights rare form of child cancer
• Cruelty denied; Local briefs
• Teacher cleared; Local briefs
• RECESSION BITES; But some plans still on agenda
• Dog neglect man in court; Local briefs
• Stadium chief upbeat about plan
• Cycle rides; Local briefs
• Youth project; Local briefs
• Found safe; Local briefs
• Business stops to pay tribute
• Feeling the pinch
• Showtime; COMMENT
• Let's all help Ruddi; COMMENT
• We need to feel that all the Force is with us
• And heaven knows he's miserable now
• More help for flood families
• Finding work for students
• By George! When is England's national day?
• SCHOOL COACH HIT BY CHIMNEY; Children escape but pounds 800 bus damage
• Award hopeful; National briefs
• Red-handed! National briefs
• Airport battle; National briefs
• Big operation on border fuel; National briefs
• Police lay into watchdog
• EU delivers new blow to fishermen
• Take-off terror on flight
• Olympic stadium under scrutiny
• Euros welcome; National briefs
• Smart alert; National briefs
• Few easy wins in bid to cut costs; Darling needs a 'tough stance'
• Graduate concern for jobs
• Samba rehearsals
• Does your garden have the WOW! factor? Could you win our Garden of the Year
• How Huddersfield office helps save the planet; Energy cutting that doesn't have to cost the earth, but could save it
• Kirklees reviews offices
• Safety gear firm to close after 29 years
• NEW BID TO STEER YOUNG FROM CRIME; Project helps organisations keep in touch
• Take a walk on the wild side in local woodland
• Staff help home's mission to buy new minibus
• Dead rat ad 'not offensive'
• Firms see big chance
• Help if you feel 'down'
• Joe has donated almost 200 pints of blood; Volunteer's 50-year effort
• Olympics garden challenge
• Immigration blitz nets 194; World briefs
• Mums in battle; World briefs
• Bloodbath; World briefs
• 'Angels' raided; World briefs
• More dams bid; World briefs
• Poisoner to die; World briefs
• 'Cut road deaths with 20mph limits' Split over speeds on rural and town routes
• Churches join forces to oppose the BNP
• Family fun down on the farm
• STONE FIRM FINED FOR POLLUTION; 2km stretch of stream affected
• Finding against eBay ad
• PLAYERS TO STRIP AGAIN - FOR CHRIS; Calendar tribute to cancer victim
• Computer age boosts chess players' abilities
• 'We desperately need community's support' Huddersfield's 'first charity' pleads for volunteers
• Raising the roof at town church
• Drive for Prom fund
• Tale of ancient China
• Deaths
• Tesco taking pounds 1bn a week at the tills
• Profitable Primark
• Jobless tally fears
• Burberry buoyant
• Pick of the day
• Film Oftheday; Movies
• Pick Oftheday; Entertainment
• Meg loves to try escape attempts; Family and other creatures
• Pet rescue
• The future can be incredible - and edible! We all have to eat and yet few of us grow our own food any more. But if we are to reduce food miles, minimise the impact of agriculture on the environment and save the planet then that will have to change, say th
• Family Finance
• I'm missing good Yorkshire humour; … but the weather makes up for the loss!

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