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21. Parents' tribute to daughter who died from CJD

Oldham Advertiser, Tuesday 8 April 2003
A FAILSWORTH student has died from the human form of mad cow disease.

22. Candidate at centre of leaflet inquiry quits

Oldham Advertiser, Tuesday 8 April 2003
Labour candidate Ms Shelly Rahman has stood down from contesting the local elections after her leaflets were sent through an NHS franking machine.

23. Alcoholic went 'do-lally' and murdered his friend

Oldham Advertiser, Tuesday 8 April 2003
AN ALCOHOLIC from Oldham has been jailed for life after admitting to the brutal murder of a life-long friend.

24. Police appeal for help in tracing burglars

Oldham Advertiser, Friday 4 April 2003
Officers are appealing for help in tracing three men who carried out three aggravated burglaries within the space of half an hour in Oldham this morning Friday 4th April,

25. Oldham leads arms amnesty

Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 3 April 2003
ILLEGAL guns have been surrendered to police in Oldham as part of a firearms amnesty declared on Monday.

26. Backs to the wall win

Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 3 April 2003
Barrow Raiders..................16 Oldham...............................23

27. Local man missing

Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 3 April 2003
Police in Oldham are appealing for help in tracing a man who's been missing from his home in Glodwick for two weeks.

28. Warrior is content to do his talking in the ring

Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 3 April 2003
WOODHOUSES 'Warrior' Anthony Farnell is as focused and as well prepared as ever ahead of the second defence of his WBU world middleweight title this Saturday at the MEN Arena in Manchester.

29. Wet 'n' wild protest at canal reopening

Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 3 April 2003
MP's visit is interupted by disgruntled farmer jumping in canal

30. Poll battle- two right!

Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 3 April 2003
FAR RIGHT candidates from the British National Party (BNP) and the National Front (NF) are to go head to head for the first time in two wards in this May's local elections.