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

• When the world's spinning
  by James Cusick
• Teenager dies in house fire
• Prison guards face sack over 'kindness' to killer Galbraith
  by Kathleen Nutt
• Post-abortion trauma branded a 'myth to frighten women'
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Jewels of a bygone age
  by Philip Cowan
• Digging up Culloden's Secrets
  by Fred Bridgland
• When drink becomes more important than your children
  by Meg Henderson
• counterblast
  by Ron Butlin
• Having it barge
  by Joanna Blythman
• MILKING MOSCOW
  by Steve Wilson
• Small Change
  by Teresa Hunter
• PLAYING HOME TO THE BRAVE
  by Alan Campbell
• Fabulous Williams sisters do it all in the name of their father
  by Art Spander
• Hotel shortfall may be Scotland's Achilles' heel
  by Ron McKay
• Sporting history at a price
  by Richard Bath
• Pumped up for a slice of the market
  by Kenny Kemp
• Taking
  by Peter Ross
• The making of Merry
  by Alan Campbell
• Beaten by bombast
  by Barry Didcock
• Talkies
• Scots must clean up their tourism act
• Morgan Organized (Source)
  by Graeme Virtue
• Clinton hoping for a Camp David miracle
  by Trevor Royle
• Beer guts go belly up in men's list of turn-offs
  by Kathleen Nutt
• Call to give Glasgow's galleries national status
  by Kathleen Nutt
• roundup
  by Colin Waters
• It's nothing to celibate
  by Patricia Craig
• postcard from LA
  by Paul Pender
• soundbites
• manhattantransfer
  by aaron hicklin
• VALENCIA; BEEN THERE/DONE THAT
  by Barry Didcock finds drunk punks, midnight bells
• No single answer to give
• Media watch
• Sutton joins Celtic in record #6m deal
  by Michael Grant
• Scots cyclists find it a long hard journey to join the Tour
  by Richard Moore
• Inquiry bid on missing cash at Morton
  by Ron McKay
• The face of the future; Ananova's little sister comes into the world
  by Darran Gardner
• A SLICE OF PFI
  by Ian Fraser, Financial Editor
• Barros splashes through to take pole
  by Richard Gaughan
• In the slips
  by Bob Crampsey
• Fighting the good fight
  by Words: Kathleen Nutt Photographs: Steve Cox
• Named and shamed
  by Jonathan Wilson
• Beenie Man Art and Life (Virgin) HHH
  by Gary Atkinson
• When the whole world's spinning
  by Douglas Fraser
• Britain urged not to back new missile
  by Dylan Dronfield
• Blighted hotel rises from ashes in #11m rebirth
  by Darran Gardner
• Landowners to face tougher grant checks
  by Meg Milne
• Memoirs help make sense of an unfortunate life
  by Reviewed by John Burnside
• The X-Men Cometh
  by James Hamilton
• Establishment puts away its Clause and gets in the party mood;
  by Pat Kane
• Cordial coalition that proves a right heady brew
• Basquiat case
  by Words: Jennifer Clement Photograph: Alistair Thain
• Immaculate conceptions
  by Phil Kay
• New waves
  by Kenny Kemp
• Eagle Eyed
  by Adam Hunter
• Wimbledon diary
  by Richard Bath
• Sign of positive thinking
  by Michael Grant
• Special K shapes up well; Leader board
  by Mark Jones
• The Dude Life
  by Peter Ross
• Home of golf fails to make par on its courses
  by Kenny Kemp Business Editor
• A new man of vision is set to bring shinty into the modern era
  by Fraser Mackenzie
• Five placesto drink hoegaarden
  by Graeme Virtue
• American eye: just out in the US
• Magical trickery tour
  by Moira Jeffrey
• Charlie Watts/Jim Keltner Project Charlie Watts/Jim Keltner Project
  by Graeme Virtue
• Three Big Macs still beefing away with relish
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Loyalists' feud calls halt to ceasefire
  by Neil Mackay
• Inquiry set to clear doctors over hepatitis C infections
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Rain turns T in the Park yellow
  by James Hamilton
• Howard's end to long-term peace
  by Reviewed by Max Hastings
• can'tstop won'tstop
  by fiona nichol
• Why the internet could rewrite the future of radio
  by Graeme Virtue
• Time to rinse away the spin cycle
• The men who ask ex-pats: 'Will ye no come back again?'
  by Kenny Kemp
• Perfect
  by Jane Wright
• Phone call for e-banking
  by Andrew Collier
• Dobbies' profits blossom
  by Steve Wilson
• VENUS VIDI VICI
  by Richard Bath
• Bread and butter stuff as Dons give new boys a grilling
  by Alasdair Fraser
• Jet lag to blame as Morley settles for shared lead in German Open
  by Elspeth Burnside

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