Sunday Herald, The

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Articles in Jun 20, 1999, issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Coke apologises
• Paper firm in pursuit of quality
  by Quentin Sommerville
• C&A to profit from hi-tech software
  by Steve Wilson
• Zapatista rebels pay back debt to students
  by Elizabeth Chapman Mistry
• New film highlights cash crisis of 'silent epidemic'
  by Eddie Gibb
• Road rage greets motorway 'toll tax'
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Labour MSPs prepare to push PR on councils
  by Iain Watson
• Our children will always have time for the Teletubbies
  by Anne Wood
• The hidden hills of Ardverikie
  by Cameron McNeish
• can't be arsed
  by Elsie Smith
• Nice moves, shame about the design
  by Alan Douglas
• Brunch out; Lifting the lid on the art of the buffet
  by Andrew Purcell
• Taking a walk in pleasant pastures
  by Deedee Cuddihy
• Beta than the rest
  by Iain S Bruce
• Whistle is blown on ref in match fixing row
  by Michael Butcher
• Johnson is put in shade by Pak
  by Elspeth Burnside
• Learning curve of a coach
  by andy walker
• WHAT A SHOWER!; There's just no hiding place for the shy guys of
  by Ron McKay
• Scotland's top biker dismisses all retirement rumours and remains
  by Richard Bath
• It's midsummer madness
  by Scottish round-upby David Kelso
• Service without a smile from Rusedski
  by Richard Bath
• player by player: scotland's captain, george salmond, gives a
• US deal on cards
• Law firm seeks pick of the crop
• BT phones home
  by Kenny Kemp
• Angry face of Islam greets Indian PM
  by From Farid Hossain
• Northern Britain was 'cradle of civilisation'
  by Kath Gourlay
• Workers set to cash in on New Year's Eve
  by Ron McKay
• Labour young guns to put new spin on Scots Cabinet
  by Iain Watson
• Orange voices peal in protest
  by Willy Maley
• Au yes
  by Ghillie Basan
• Let's give this noble architect the praise he deserves; patriotgames
  by Paul Pender
• Haven for hillwalkers and the legless; bar stool
  by Claire Prentice
• Choosing from the pick of the Orchard
• The third man
  by Sue Wilson
• decade of eastern european imports
• If you can't stand the heat
  by Alan Campbell
• The beautiful game
  by Michelle Evans
• they think it's all over
  by Ron McKay
• Samaranch's Revenge; The Swiss lifted the lid on the biggest
  by Richard Bath
• Seven-up blitz from Bicknell puts Surrey on easy street
• scottish claymores; No pain, no gain . . .; Craig enters Hall of Fame
  by Roddy Mackenzie
• Scotland ready for Testing times at The Oval
  by William Dick
• Aviemore set for a revamp
• Resort is not a site for eyesores
  by Nick Bevens
• Bumper stores are the way forward for Kingfisher
  by Ian Fraser andQuentin Sommerville
• Ottawa contemplates going native in bid to secure unity
  by From Trevor Grundy
• BBC studios set to move closer to Holyrood
  by Ian Fraser
• Rock stars lead debt campaign march on G8
  by Neil Mackay
• No Headline Present
• Subtext
  by Pat Kane
• BILBAO; been there/done that
  by David Paterson
• retail therapy
  by compiled by Linny Oliphant
• lines; life
• Five places to eat steak pie
  by Claire Prentice
• property news
• CD reviews
• dnepr transmash mogilev - belarus
• Wild Thing, I think we love you again
  by Alan Campbell
• Scotland cap is driving force for Booth and Gallacher
  by Alex Gordon
• George toes the line
  by Ron McKay
• Hawgood can it get for Scots hockey boys
  by HOCKEY by Mike Stanger
• Crocked Gough to miss KiwiTest series
• Scots players on trial; No test matches, but summer tour will be a
  by Richard Bath
• longinnings
  by Trevor Royle
• Pensions crisis may force Widows merger
  by Ian Fraser
• Figures back view of economic pick-up
• And the next bus will be leaving for Singapore...
  by Kenny Kemp
• Scorned women return fire
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Star Wars: The real-life menace in Nasa's battle for space bucks
  by Darran Gardner
• Golfers learn it pays to watch the birdie
  by Geraldine Murray
• Cheers for the latest Mrs Windsor
• Strong serve as Brandon plays tennis with the Surrealists
  by Brian Morton
• games without frontiers
  by Robin McKelvie
• my
  by Gordon Brewer
• When will daddy be home?
  by Susan Flockhart
• Match or mismatch a new series on possible partners
• Pyramid selling; Film of the week
  by Brian Logan
• The; evil that men do
  by Dr Kevin Franz
• Celtic's new Bhoy Petrov comes with a high risk factor
  by Michael Grant