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Articles in Jan 9, 2000 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Summer time and the killing is easy
  by Wendy Ide
• Gourlay sets out on revenge mission
  by Gordon Dunwoodie
• Suite dream ends on a sour note
  by Alan Campbell
• Tacky touch taints this trendy taste of the Orient
  by Claire Prentice
• Capriati finally beats Hingis
  by Tennisby Ruth Underwood
• Here's one I drank earlier
  by Miranda McEwen
• TV types
  by Graeme Virtue
• just Chew It
  by Eddie Gibb
• Step back in time for baronial luxury
• To the manor born
• inspirations
  by Mandi Norwood
• Flower wilts compared to other anthems
  by paul
• A sublime talent still dancing to his own tune
  by The Last Dance
• A tale of three men and their hi-tech babies
  by Sony: The Private Life
• Amato's move to Brazil is back on
  by Alex Gordon
• Saints strike force proves too lethal for Diamonds
  by Alan Campbell at Love Street
• Survival still top of the agenda as Mackin makes his presence felt at
  by Alan Campbell
• When you're down and troubled call on Mr Blue
  by Garrison Keillor
• Tibetan Buddhist leader finds refuge with Dalai Lama
  by Deepak Sharma
• Stock market crash warning
  by Teresa Hunter
• NatWest's new man relishes challenge of frontline
  by Kenny Kemp
• The word's out - mobiles set for another giant leap
  by Darran Gardner
• Republicans silent over IRA disarmament claim
  by Shane Coleman
• Berry simple way to stay healthy
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Why we just love to hate success
  by Kathleen Nutt
• Charitable attitude toward adventure
  by Richard Moore
• Aycan's the man
  by John Collins
• Story behind an epic
  by Kathleen Millar
• flathunter's
• Heading Down Under to find some New Moves
  by Donald Hutera
• Kelso's comfort zone not covered
  by Jack Nixon at Rubislaw
• High energy
  by Ghillie Basan
• Busy? successful? Falling to pieces?
  by Eddie Gibb
• weightwatch
• All God's creatures
  by Dame Muriel Spark
• counterblast
  by pat kane
• In the region of a nation
  by Charlie Connelly
• How to gain a numerical advantage
  by The Predictors
• Sculptor who has a cast-iron belief in the Calvinist work ethic
  by Alison Bellis a Glasgow-based sculptor
• Dargo puts Raith out of sight
  by Teddy Jamiesonat Stark's Park
• Alloa all shook up as Welfare find salvation blowing in the wind
  by Ron McKay at Ferguson Park
• Highlands braced for defection of top clubs
  by Michael Grant
• Arsenal celebrate eleventh-hour reprieve for Nigerian striker Kanu
  by Updateby Stephen Morrissey
• wild thong
  by Ruth Wishart
• Arafat urges Israelis not to forget about the peace process
  by From Nidal al-Mughrabi
• Homing in on a new generation
  by Steve Wilson
• Straw orders moves on 'Nazi' Gecas deportation
  by EXCLUSIVE
• If you want to get ahead, get a truck
  by Justin Hyde
• Castaways feel full force of island life; Volunteers hit by storms
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Feminist baptisms 'unchristian'
  by Ron McKay and
• Precious Life joins election fight in Ayr
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Step up to gridiron stardom
  by Richard Bath
• Prine time
  by Alastair Mabbot
• THE YEAR AHEAD IN THEATRE
• Tough at the top for Monty
  by AlanCampbell
• No Headline Present
• FAYE DUNAWAY born 14.10.41
• lorraine kelly
  by Graeme Virtue
• Well built
  by Anna Burnside
• Chechnya: the West is wrong
• Club's call now put first in war to cap them all
  by Grant Robbins
• Old Firm linked to Euro plan
  by Terry Houston
• Clyde in full flow through Carrigan
• Fifa chief Blatter delighted at successful birth of his 'baby'
  by Simon Pia
• pointoforder
  by alan campbell
• Flu: just what the doctors ordered?
  by words Pennie Taylor, Health Editor,
• Hold on tight - dangerous currents tugging Amazon
  by Kenny Kemp
• Stone of destiny
  by Alistair Guild
• Call for probe into Brown flat purchase
  by James Hamilton
• Blair unfazed by dome crisis claims
  by Douglas Fraser
• Working parents log on to watch kids
  by Kathleen Nutt
• You'll have had your hill
  by Cameron McNeish
• Prince lifts the mantle in Ladbroke
  by Keith Bernard
• fullybooked
  by Michael Grant
• Everything looks Rosey
• THE YEAR AHEAD IN VISUAL ARTS
• West waver but manage win
  by Richard Bath at Marress
• Cloves
  by Rachel MacTavish
• LosAngeles
• Putting the family first in the corridors of power
  by Julia Clarke

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