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Articles in Aug 15, 1999 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Sick summer of the American psycho killer
  by paul
• Rush on for Phillips to prove he is a gem and not fool's gold
  by Mark Woods
• No Headline Present
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• Outcast in danger of Fallon on hard times
  by jim
• No Headline Present
  by DAve Vegas
• jubilo iwata - japan
• The greet outdoors
  by Eddie Gibb
• Sex and grub androck'n'roll
  by Peter Ross
• Passage from Africa
  by Barry Didcock
• Object of desire
  by Nicky Agate
• here's one I drank earlier: juice
  by Miranda McEwen
• Ebbe swimming against the tide
  by Alan Campbell at Pittodrie
• Lancashire toasts Yorke as United move top
  by Richard Bath at Old Trafford
• Thirty minutes that could change the world for England
  by Andrew Warshaw
• Life-size wargames and lonely princes in a land of make-believe
  by Reviewed by Brian Morton
• Blair Witch spooks Hollywood executives
  by Eddie Gibb
• Skovdahl promises Pittodrie clear out
  by Alan Campbell
• Derby clash shows Hibs on the fringe of better things
  by Simon Pia
• Microsoft's Perry Mason moment
  by pat kane
• SNP call for inquiry over Hampden debt
• Capital housing boom probe
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Abolish the hatred, not the schools
  by Deborah Orr
• India plays it cool on border, but the heat is on as elections
  by trevor
• Wal-Mart boost for Asda's George clothing
  by Quentin Sommerville
• Power price cut
• Airways job boost
• magwatch
• Woods is putting the world to rights
  by Art Spander
• Dangerous curves for Hakkinen
  by Richard Bath
• digest
• turfluck
• When rain daren't stop play
• Believe the pipe
  by Peter Ross
• Huun Huur Tu
  by Barry Didcock
• Jimeoin
  by Peter Ross
• We've seen it all before
  by Damien Love
• Herbodacious!
  by Ghillie Basan
• No defence for hopeless Raith
  by Joe McHugh at Stark's Park
• Own goal disaster for Sinclair
  by Stephen Morrisseyat Filbert Street
• Rangers ready for final push to open Champions League door
  by Michael Grant
• Tenants of the present find the doors are still shut at Houses of the
  by James Hamilton
• Beeb move worries traders
  by Lucy Adamson
• All work and no play puts American workers' health at risk
• Garry v Larry
  by Andrew Billen
• Blair's Tuscan host plans budget B&B Scots break
  by Lucy Adamson
• Nats face two-party pincer attack
  by Torcuil Crichton
• counter blast
  by rob
• A week to save football's #40m white elephant
  by Ron McKay
• Kiosks take web revolution to all e-Points of the compass
  by Sharon Ward
• UK braced for the day trade gamble
• Edrington targets whisky's big players
  by Ian Fraser
• Smooth operator
• Six die in bus bomb
• Simpson's bags are packed
  by richard
• Ayr look doomed for final defeat
  by Domestic round-upby William Dick
• Sherri's almost home and dry
  by Elspeth Burnside
• Patriach strikes gold for Winfield
  by Keith Bernard
• Above us the waves
  by Rod Macdonald
• Festival Tattoo
  by Stephen Phelan
• Leslie Phillips On the Whole its been Jolly Good
  by Neil Cooper
• The Velvet revolutionary
  by Sarah Dempster
• Remarried to the mob
  by Geoffrey MacNabb
• No Headline Present
  by Rachel MacTavish
• Highlanders learn harsh lesson
  by Alasdair Fraser at Caledonian Stadium
• Stockport manage perfect 10
• Briefs
• West to snatch bin Laden after bombs threat
  by Neil Mackay
• 'Smart' cat's eyes will cut road deaths in Scotland's black spots
  by Darran Gardner
• Why summer studies can be such a blast studies can be such a blast
  by Janet Watson
• Livingston are walking on Ayr
  by Colin Moffat
• Thanks for clear reasoning
• No Headline Present
• Kennedy calls for softer cannabis law
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Why John Knox doesn't deserve a bad press
  by Georgie Rosie
• He may be in the dock but Salmond won't be standing down just yet
  by Ian MacWhirter
• business talk
  by ian
• Cashline 'tax'
• Webdoc nets deal
• summermadness
• Woods is putting the world to rights
  by Art Spander

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