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Articles in Oct 3, 1999 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• But what's so dangerous about lobbyists anyway?
  by Simon Freeman
• Mobile phone's ring leaders
  by Andy Collier
• The value of following your tracks
  by Teresa Hunter
• Federation fury over tolls plan
  by Simon Ward
• Protests greet new art show
  by James Hamilton
• Wild man faces new fight for survival
  by Susan Flockhart
• All done in the very worst possible taste
  by muriel
• Hardy boy
  by Sean Hignett
• Swan of Action
  by Words: Jackie McGlone Photographs: Martin Hunter
• Thymes are a-changin' with herbal medicine
  by Will Holden
• Injured Honiball to miss Scotland game
• Rucking all over the world
  by gordon bulloch
• The Sunday Herald Online
  by Hamish Brown
• It's not all Dome and gloom
  by Jennifer Rodger
• Out of town and on the up
• The great pretenders
  by John Robb
• It's a funny old game, as long as high jinks are in moderation
  by Andy Walker
• Americans cross enemy lines but snipers pose little threat
  by Alan Campbell
• French fancy set to be eclipsed
  by Jim Delahunt
• You don't have to be mad to do this . . .
  by Alan Ingram
• How will we remember the nineties? No 32: Nelson Mandela
  by Peter Ross
• media watch
  by Douglas Fraser
• Carve-up in the Caucasus
  by Thomas Goltz
• Reid called to face sleaze inquiry; Watchdog moves for public hearing
  by Douglas Fraser
• Honda fuels ahead
• Rifkind calls for veto on joining single currency
  by Douglas Fraser
• America girders up for Irn-Bru
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Morecambe statue boosts tourism
  by Meg Milne
• Jump Cuts
  by Fashion: Linny Oliphant Photography: Faz Kashani
• magwatch
• Elton has the energy ... but there's no power in the prose
  by Teddy jamieson
• Predatory Hawks show no mercy to young West side
  by Iain Anderson at Burnbrae
• Kluivert steers Bara to top spot while PSV maintain winning league
  by Roger Binnie
• Meditations on Montreal's morose minstrel
  by Donny O'Rourke
• Airdrie survive late siege
  by Teddy Jamieson
• Foul-mouthed and very real
  by Neil Cooper
• Bite of Africa
  by Claire Prentice
• dc united
• Lithuania waiting in the wings
  by Simon Pia
• Battle of the sexes as British men's judo team aim to overthrow women
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• Odds On
  by Malcolm Bowling
• Pie society
  by Colin Paterson
• how to win friends and influence people
  by Kenny Kemp
• It's time Labour confronted business's forces of reaction
  by Alf Young
• Prime-time adverts bid to boost investment trusts
  by Ian Fraser
• Art lover's top job
• Question mark over Lena's brain operation
  by Pennie Taylor
• Free Church in crisis as two ministers face suspension
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Man of the century
  by Rob Brown
• treacle
  by Elsie Smith, Rachael McTavish, Anna Burnside
• stuffwatch
• Sonnets that put the popularity into poetry
  by Kathleen Jamie
• Crunch time for brawl Blacks
• Crisis vote on league executive
  by Ron McKay
• The lady's not for turning
  by anna burnside
• counterblast
  by rob
• album reviews
  by Peter Ross, Barry Didcock
• It's not very rock, but you will roll home
  by Nicky Agate
• Left Winger
  by Tommy Sheridan
• Missed cut piles on agony for Faldo
• In the name of the father
  by Timothy W. Smith
• Guardian of the glens
  by Cameron Mcneish
• Hollywood goes behind the bikeshed
  by Hannah McGill
• 'We speak to Jack regularly. I've got his mobile and his pager number
  by Finance minister Jack McConnell may regret his association with
• Post-colonial political dinosaurs nearing extinction
  by trevor
• Junk bonds can pay off if you take care
  by Teresa Hunter
• Gucci shows interest in taking over Pringle
  by Steve Wilson
• Tories target tax cuts and tearaways
  by Ian Watson
• Coastguards accuse bosses of 'bullying and cover-ups'
  by Kath Gourlay
• Experts wake up to truth of Jacobites' dozy enemy
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Inside story
  by Peter Gordon
• Sting in the tale
  by Barry Didcock
• round up
  by colin waters
• Telfer selection puts boot into Scotland pack
• Ikpeba on target as Dortmund go clear
• Dropping the H bomb
  by francine cunningham
• Blair leaves the press pack to pool their resources
• Mumble's the word
  by Eddie Gibb
• Chow down on the farm
  by alison Craig
• Crisis of no confidence
  by Ron McKay

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