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Articles in Jan 23, 2000 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Lest we forget the Holocaust's horror
  by Ezra Golombok
• Mugabe sows seeds of conflict
  by Trevor Royle
• Making a healthy profit
  by Sharon Ward
• Drugs giants fight back after #12 billion post-merger slump
  by John Williams
• Fears as Northern nears rock bottom
  by John Williams
• Steady Eddie should stay out of politics
  by GrantBaird
• Self-raising breadwinner
  by Darran Gardner
• School boards group poised to quit anti-repeal campaign
  by Pennie Taylor
• Relax if you want to learn
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• hell's angel
  by Janice Kirkpatrick
• readers'views; Orthodox views are not 'anti-gay'
• Roma draw level to city rivals
• Runner bound north as fees row threatens athletics body
  by Alan Campbell
• digest
• Summit entirely different
  by Richard Moore
• Land of the freewheeler
  by Melanie McGrath
• Buyers catch the bug
• A perfect place for plotters
  by Claire Prentice
• Title race is on again as chasing pack close in on leaders
  by Teddy Jamieson at Brockville
• Benefits of a sober judgment
  by grant
• papaya
  by Anna Burnside, Rachel McTavish, Elsie Smith, Jonathan Jobson
• bananawatch
• BORN UNDER PUNCHES
• Scientists in cancer warning
  by Paul de Bendern
• BoS to fund VIS's game development
  by Ian Fraser
• Share loss will make Pratte a Wyser man
  by Anthony Hilton
• Small savers find their Tessas give poor rewards
• Glenmuir deal is well above par
• Unionists toughen line on IRA decommissioning
  by Iain Watsonand Dan McGinn
• Christianity puts politics in shade
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Drugs squads recruit robo sniffer dogs
  by Neil Mackay
• inspirations
  by Singer Horse McDonald reveals the influences that have shaped her
• Log on and tune in
  by The BBC is resurrecting The Listener magazine on the web - but is
• counter blast
  by George Kerevan
• Nursing staff struggling with abortion stress
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Austria continues to commemorate football superstar
  by Charlie Connelly
• McRae's Monte Carlo rally hopes end up in smoke
  by Jim McGillin Monte Carlo
• Systems clash will test leaders to limits
  by Gridironby Mark Woods
• Bookies box clever as odds stay in
  by Alan Campbell
• Falling for the art of fishing . . . hoop, lion and sinker
  by David Ogilvie
• Tessem strike lifts the gloom
• Worth a read and don't call me stupid
  by Mark Sanderson
• Don't shoot me I'm only the piano player
  by Nicky Agate
• five places to eat apple pie
  by Claire Prentice
• shorts: who's in the news
• Tayport stumble in a day of shocks
  by JuniorsBy Bill Marwick
• Blonde ambition
  by compiled by Linny Oliphant
• Private parts 1, 2 and 3
  by Eddie Gibb
• The battle of the spending pledges
  by Douglas Fraser
• ETA faces wrath of the public after return to arms
  by Matt Spetalnick
• Junta steps down after US threat over loans
  by Frank Bajak
• Tax and spend noose could tighten round Tony's neck
  by Alf Young
• Days of broken promises are gone
• Interest rates the least of our worries if you believe the governor
• Report reveals malnourished patients left hungry by NHS
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Nasa and Russians team up to put men on Mars
  by James Hamilton
• Titanic team seeks lost Nazi gold
  by Bill Allen
• Why mum needs help to turn lost boys into men
  by George McAulay on the dangers produced by a society where positive
• soundbites
• Call for inquiry into fingerprint crisis
  by Ron McKay
• Airdrie move into injury time
  by alancampbell
• Just another face in the crowd
  by Grant Robbins
• Western approaches blitzed
  by Grant Robbinsat New Anniesland
• Star quality makes trial a procession
  by Keith Bernard
• Scotland's great for going on the piste
  by Richard Moore
• Owen injury woe for Houllier
  by Richard Bathat Anfield
• Not enough subject matter to really sink your teeth into
  by Beatrice Colin
• Soul food just like your mother used to make
  by Susan Straight
• flathunter's diary
• As cool as ice
  by Peter Ross
• Two-goal Dunfermline get back on track
  by Neil Faskin at East End Park
• THE KILLING FIELDS; Petrov eager to pay Celtic back
  by michael
• magwatch
• Ignorance leads to bullying and intolerance in schools; View from the
  by Torcuil Crichton
• up periscope: the week ahead
• Chechen rebels 'fighting for every house'
  by Oleg Shchedrov
• CGU cagey over NatWest 'deal'
  by Kenny Kemp
• Earthlink offers net users tomorrow's world today
  by Darran Gardnerand Sharon Ward
• No Headline Present
  by Kenny Kemp
• 'Bahrain butcher' flees Britain
  by Neil Mackay

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