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Articles in March 25, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• Duncan Haughey Disability activist and author; Obituaries
• Sue Longbottom; Obituaries Personal assistant to MP Barry Sheerman
• Paul Sharp; Obituaries Research chemist and charity worker
• The Rev Barry Firth; Obituaries Minister for two local churches
• Well, hello milady!
• LANDMARK: Roman Slack
• LAND MARK: Outlane County School; OUTLANE in the 40s, 50s and 60s
• The people have a dialect all their own; From: The Huddersfield Weekly Examiner Saturday, June 6, 1953
• NOW AND THEN; Out lane
• Winning double; OUTLANE in the 40s, 50s and 60s
• READER FEED BACK: Golcar; OUTLANE in the 40s, 50s and 60s
• Holme; OUTLANE in the 40s, 50s and 60s
• Holme; OUTLANE in the 40s, 50s and 60s
• Meltham & Flockton; OUTLANE in the 40s, 50s and 60s
• Are you IN THE PICTURE ? OUTLANE in the 40s, 50s and 60s
• Thugs strike in two raids
• AT LAST! After 12 years of campaigning and loss of life, M62 safety barriers to be put up
• Robbers take phone
• Arson attacks
• M62 stretch to get protective barriers at last; Campaign success in wake of tragedies
• Guess Who wants to borrow my car? Jo's customised Clio on TV
• Scouts go up in the world
• Mend campaign's welcome return
• Local briefs: Take the plunge for good cause
• Local briefs: pounds 260k for charity
• Local briefs: Time to dive in
• Local briefs: Racetrack fire
• Local briefs: Umbrella arrest
• Car overturns in crash
• MAJOR CRACKDOWN ON HATE CRIMES; Tougher guidelines introduced to combat rising offences
• The life of Brian; Rare pictures of Last of the Summer Wine star Brian Wilde show life and times of a 'true professional' at work on camera
• 'Little princes' hit classes
• Jamie's bangers and mash
• Look into the eyes and solve crimes! Expert verdict Dating by eyes … that's the latest scientific technique which is proving to have many uses as DR ROGER JEWSBURY, of Huddersfield University's School of Applied Sciences explains
• The Huddersfield Daily Examiner COMMENT: Protection at long last
• The Huddersfield Daily Examiner COMMENT: Mosquito trials
• Have you seen our 'flying dinosaur' bird Lucy?
• Guides help improve park
• OUT OF CONTROL; Police chief calls on judges to get tough on gun criminals
• Teachers' warning on 'propaganda'
• World briefs: Brown defence of the Union
• World briefs: Third arrest
• World briefs: PM's challenge
• World briefs: Cancer charity
• World briefs: Find murderer
• World briefs: pounds 1.2m bingo win
• Focus on failed schools
• Apology demanded over Iraq
• Charity abseil appeal
• Charity walk plea
• Quilt show
• Mosquito device comes to town; But device to hit yobs could unfairly target innocent children
• Calling all teenage internet tycoons
• World briefs: Troops retake rebel island
• World briefs: Nearly 140 killed
• World briefs: Perjury charge
• World briefs: Chief released
• World briefs: Henge replica
• World briefs: Faulty plane
• World briefs: Pilot's gun fired
• Daval finds an edge; In association with Chadwick Lawrence
• Appointments; In association with Chadwick Lawrence
• Pie maker Andrew savours latest prize; In association with Chadwick Lawrence
• Challenge met; In association with Chadwick Lawrence
• Technical hitch
• Revival at Uniq
• Paper talk
• CREATIVITY IS SUCH GOOD FUN; SCHOOLS IN THE SPOTLIGHT: COWLERSLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL Music and art plays a significant role in activities at Cowlersley Primary School. HAZEL ETTIENNE reports
• Police ban for tattoo
• CCTV to enforce parking
• Diplomas on offer to teenagers
• Praise The Queen for her sense of duty
• I'm turning a blind eye to our silly blackbird
• Dilemma over human embryos
• Academy to give sporting chance
• Enthusiasts tune into radio show
• On this day
• Letter: Pubs need to use imagination on beer selection and sport on TV
• Letter: German camps on Polish soil
• Letter: 'An incorrect and offensive reference'

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