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Articles in Jul 11, 1999 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Newry's nearly day
• Clydebank's Hall of shame
  by The Clydebank crisis appears to be over
• Philp's rough justice is over the top
  by adam
• Cipollini king of the fast men
  by Jeremy Whittle
• If you want to get ahead join the net set
  by Neal Gabler
• Don't miss out on Libyan trade - MSP
  by Kenny Kemp
• Turn on to tax ... and avoid the fines
• How much do we need this doctor in the House?
  by alf
• Caught up in a web of paranoia
  by Darran Gardner
• Tough talks to help crisis-hit Borders
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Fur flies as gabby cabbie has Roseanna cornered; Cream of the barley;
  by the sunday herald's diary
• Guilt, lies and sexual inequality. Just a few of the joys of being a
  by Pennie Taylor
• No Headline Present
• Barak walks a tightrope in hunt for deal with Palestine
  by Simon Freeman
• Motorsport's grand old lady a formidable foe
  by Richard Bath
• Five places to eat chicken tikka
• Heaven sent
  by Fashion: Linny Oliphant
• malaga; been there/done that
  by Barry Didcock
• Why pay more for less?
  by Liz ADam
• Keep your Whig on
  by Peter Ross
• punchlines
  by Claude Abrams
• Feel the wind in your hair, leave your car at home and get on your
• Women on top of the world
  by David Hayes
• Open that formed Newton's destiny
  by Brendan James
• Five to Watch
  by alan
• roundup
• Long hours a source of stress
  by Vicky Riddell
• American company comes marching in with Saints
  by Ian Fraser
• Scots could end Orange disorder
  by Mark Coyle
• Ulster peace deal spinning out of control
  by Mary Holland
• Amnesty observer accused of bias
  by Neil Mackay
• It's sex that sends Scots running for the hills
  by Geraldine Murray
• soundbites
• Paras face probe into Kosovo shootings
  by Neil Mackay
• Royal Bank boss tops pay survey
• millenniumwatch
• How will we remember the nineties? no 20 Will Smith
  by Peter ross
• flavour of the week; rocket
  by Rachel MacTavish
• what the critics say
• Smaller Attack
  by Peter Ross
• Mathewson questions SRU wisdom as game looks at its future
  by John Beattie
• pointsofview
• Genius is finally given his due
  by Moira Jeffrey
• Wenger renews interest in Fowler as Anelka deal almost settled
  by Kevin Rowland
• Warriors Academy winning battle for soccer scholars
  by Colin Moffat
• Devil of a player, angel of a man, Brown the fire of Scotland
  by trevor
• King of the swingers
  by Alan Campbell
• Recipe's bland despite liberal spice
  by David Stenhouse
• Age is no barrier if you want to go far in life
  by Connie Henderson
• Express sends Branson's man off the rails
• Scotland's highest paid bosses
  by Ian Fraser
• Ramon is a lucky man. He's only waited three years for a kidney
  by Pennie Taylor
• Sterilised mother to sue over baby
  by Pennie Taylor, Health Editor
• Government kills off Kvaerner ... for the sake of #9m
  by Sharon Ward
• A man who has no problem acting his age
  by Susan Flockhart
• Small firms rap councils over late payment of bills
  by Connie Henderson
• Students spark crisis over reform
  by Jonathan Lyons in Tehran
• Frentzen finds the right formula for success beyond the pain barrier
  by Tim Collings
• first stop: here and now
  by eileen cowey
• Inside the moral maze
  by Eddie Gibb
• Beastie; Boys
  by Words: Gemma Champ
• All the thrills of the universe
  by Edwin Morgan
• Haines won't be looking back in nostalgia
  by Neil Cooper
• Murali bowls for the top
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• You'll have had your hill
  by Cameron McNeish
• The Vital Spark
  by Janice Galloway
• carlton - melbourne, australia
• Hoch joins the ranks of missing Yanks
  by Mark Garrod
• statesofplay
  by art
• You don't have to be a muggle to enjoy Harry Potter ... but it helps
  by Susan Flockhart
• Doyle cues up to get in some good-luck practice
  by Ian Doyle
• From cub to paper tiger
  by Peter Samson
• An 'Auld Alliance' that is bearing fruit
  by Ian Fraser
• Tony Blair may feel his cabinet needs a major facelift but he's
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Labour in olive branch to Winning
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Scots terrorist held in 'plot to poison English'
  by Neil Mackay
• Secrets and Eyes
  by Eddie Gibb
• Plea made for peace at Orange parades
  by Neil Mackay
• realpolitik
  by Trevor Royle
• Coulthard determined to make a British return to winning ways
  by Qualifying

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