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Articles in Aug 8, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Galleries declare ice cream war; Playfair complex seeks ban on kiosks
  by Senay Boztas
• Finucane's widow in accusation over inquiry
  by James Hamilton
• goddess; On the eve of the XXVIII Olympics in Athens find inspiration
  by Fashion Eva Arrighi
• Pressley stings the blues
  by Alan Campbell at Dens Park
• Missed these persons?
  by Peter Ross
• Ones to watch
• Swede on the defensive; Alan Campbell finds Europe's Ryder Cup vice-
  by Alan Campbell
• Hay's side plotting a swinging sixties revival
  by Stewart Fisher
• Neither flood nor fire stops the news
• Sunday Herald invites schools to play our financial numbers game
  by Ken Symon
• Small is beautiful for Scots firms
• Hockey
• Archery
• Veterans cause major conflict with clubs; Natasha Woods looks at a
  by Natasha Woods
• Too many hostels catering for too few backpackers
  by Jenifer Johnston
• The new building is a second chance for the parliament MSPs must now
  by Iain Macwhirter
• sunday jaunt
• Malcolm now learning to play it cool
• Lee & easy
  by Natash Woods
• Geek god; Perrier winner Demetri Martin tells Stephen Phelan how he
  by Stephen Phelan
• SECOND DIVISION
• 'Alex Salmond changed his mind about the leadership and people are
  by Douglas Fraser
• economic commentary from The Royal Bank of Scotland Group
• Business must tackle the sickness of the sickie
• Wallace defends executive's energy policy as marine power centre
  by Ken Symon
• Thorpe supremacy faces Phelps challenge; The Australian swimming
  by Alan Campbell
• Compact Scotsman to go daily
• Equestrian
• Judo
• Lefties have stars in their eyes for charity
  by Neil Mackay
• Motorists warned of large pub measures
  by Senay Boztas
• Eloquence borne of experience; Alan Taylor'sdiary
  by Alan Taylor
• Robson confirms Celtic approach
  by Stewart Fisher
• Good, old-fashioned fun on tap with added Ready Brek
  by EDD McCRACKEN
• 'What's been my worst disaster? Getting snubbed by Jade Goody at the
• Bjorn injury agony
• Beware of sordid affairs in high places; 10 of the best...celebrity
• Jobs agency falsified its CV
  by Steven Vass
• Glasgow IT firm clicks with Microsoft and Vodafone
  by Julia Fields
• Eye laser patients look to Scotland
  by Steven Vass
• Canoeing
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• Softball
• Volleyball
• Play unravels Elgar's enigmatic variations
  by Senay Boztas
• Social work breeds 'dependency culture'; Review group to assess
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Gay marriage is big news, and while not yet legal here, the new Civil
  by Vicky Allan
• McIntyre goal puts his plastic back in credit
  by Stewart Fisher at East End Park
• Fast show; Natasha Woods hears the American100m contenders deliver
  by Natasha Woods
• 6 of the Fest ... cool new venues
• Marital rot on the landscape
  by REVIEWED BY BARRY DIDCOCK
• Home is where the Hearts is; Alan Campbell discovers new Tynecastle
  by Alan Campbell
• Scottish photography library targets US giants
  by Steven Vass
• Scots take a fortnight a year off sick; Employers ignoring
  by Julia Fields
• All goes according to plan at SPH
• Handball
• Islands of Loch Maree hit the right note; Find harmony and a sense of
  by Cameron McNeish
• Badminton
• Baby vaccine withdrawn in mercury fears; Replacement jab will not be
  by Liam McDougall,Health Correspondent,and Stephen Naysmith,Science
• Scotland's best beaches are failing sewage safety limits yet again;
  by Rob Edwards
• Revealed: the rocky start to horror classic
  by Senay Boztas
• gorgeous Goddess treats
  by Eva Arrighi
• Dons turn up the heat
  by Natasha Woods at Pittodrie
• Radcliffe is Britain's best hope for gold medal; It has not been the
  by Natasha Woods
• ALL SINGING, ALL DANCING; Mezzo-soprano Jane Irwin is used to praise,
  by Andrew Burnet
• American win most likely on a little slice of Ireland; Alan Campbell
  by Alan Campbell
• Olic swears there will be no old pals act for Prso; Rangers' Croatian
  by Alan Campbell
• Tucker's roll of the dice; The Press and Journal went compact
  by Steven Vass
• Bank on this: the frenzy will continue
• Text toons the Keen new thing; Animated greetings cards for mobiles
  by Julia Fields
• Making a splash; SCOTS FORM THE BACKBONE OF THE GB CYCLING TEAM WHILE
  by Natasha Woods
• Baseball
• Football
• Convenience chain acquisition puts CJ Lang on target for (pounds) 85m
• Iraq is the new Vietnam as pop protest returns to the airwaves;
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Exhibition of Cartier-Bresson classics marks coup for gallery; Crowds
  by Senay Boztas
• Four corners
  by Foreign Editor
• Red ALERT; Rangers rocked by triple injury blow ahead of Russian trip
  by Natasha Woods
• All the best to our athletesin Athens
• Solitary men are happy to be sade; Scandal and gossip from the mean
  by Senay Boztas

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