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Articles in Oct 17, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Bowie's cousin claims $2 painting bought at a car boot sale is a
  by Senay Boztas
• Drink logos used to cover cigarette health warnings; Designer cases
  by Peter John Meiklem
• gorgeous Lashings of glamour
  by Rohese Taylor
• BLACK HOLE : If Tony Blair agrees to send the Black Watch regiment to
  by Foreign Editor David Pratt, Westminster Editor James Cusick and
• Readers' views
• (pounds) 1.7m boost for Quaker in Fife
• Fine food firms turn away from supermarkets; Squeezed by the major
  by Julia Fields
• THE MOPED DIARIES; How two girls, a motorcycle, a religious zealot
  by Andrew Burnet
• Bootroom 101: Scotland boss contenders
• THIRD DIVISION
• A match ticket might cost 31 pence, but don't laugh too loud. While
  by Natasha Woods
• 'Reeve could have lived'
  by Iain S Bruce
• Plan to make baby buggies from nuclear waste; Industry in bid to
  by Rob Edwards, Environment Editor,
• Scottish art goes underground in South Korea
  by Senay Boztas
• first word
  by Jane Wright
• SUPER SCIENCE; The death of Christopher Reeve refocused the world's
  by Iain S Bruce
• Dream-makers weave perfect wooden drumstick for every drummer
• Coming up this week
• Uni account adds to success Story
  by Ian Fraser
• Great? It's just Williams
  by Leon McDermott
• On the record
• Cheap thrills in Leith
  by Natasha Woods at Easter Road
• How Scotland can still qualify
• Dutch courage; Mark de Vries almost quit football after six months
  by Natasha Woods
• Sunday Herald
• Why Scotland has never hated Jews ... we were too busy hating each
  by Senay Boztas
• 7; DAYS
• Scots are festive but frugal
  by James Hamilton
• The life of even one British soldier is too high a price to pay for
• Wapping great insult is finally rubbed out
• Scottish science leads the battle to defeat disease with stem cells;
  by Julia Fields
• playing patience; From Joan Baez to Bruce Springsteen's A&R man, via
  by Leon McDermott
• A competition that refreshes the parts other tournaments cannot
  by Alasdair Reid
• Three strikes and Levein's out
  by Michael Grant at Celtic Park
• Gallacher has work to do if life is to begin at 30; The
  by Alan Campbell
• CAPITAL IS POSITIVELY WORD CLASS : ALAN TAYLOR'S DIARY
  by Alan Taylor
• Executive faces legal threat over the Skye Bridge toll
  by Alan Crawford
• Dundee to launch new publishing house
  by Senay Boztas
• Cocktail with Liquid Assets' Barry Galloway
  by Barry Galloway
• Stage curtain falls on clown prince Wisdom
  by James Hamilton
• Pensions: yet another crisis in trust
• Advertising coup as Pitt sells mesh panel system to majors
  by Valerie Darroch
• Digital disease; The NHS has been in the spotlight for the (pounds)
  by Iain S Bruce
• LAND OF SCOPE AND GLORY; Thomas Joshua Cooper's grand plan is to
  by Barry Didcock
• Balcony blazers on red alert
  by TOM SHIELDS
• SECOND DIVISION
• Round-up
• Highlands on suicide watch after 50 deaths; Appeal for further
  by Alan Crawford
• Leading Scots split on support for London's Olympic bid; Apathy and
  by Peter John Meiklem
• Call for rethink as last Muslim school set to close; Demand for end
  by Stephen Naysmith
• something for the weekend Chandlers, Isle of Bute
  by Steven Vass
• KEEPING THE HOME FIRES BURNING ... WITH ANGER; Soldiers of the Black
  by Neil Mackay
• Big Four accountancy firms accused of 'blackmail' to limit paying for
  by Ian Fraser
• CFM aiming high in mortgage market
  by Ian Fraser
• The bush telegraphgets its lines cut
• Hail Scotland, Rome and away:football prompts a Catholic moment, but
  by Tom Shields
• Golden balls-ups
• Tenants hit spot of bother
  by Frank Gilfeather at Pittodrie
• Cup of good hope; The Champions League has been bad for Martin
  by Michael Grant
• DNA profiling prompts the reopening of Lord Lucan file; Modern
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Patients at risk as GPs overlookself-medication
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Wine Kattie Rosser warms to a a choice of New Zealand reds
  by Kattie Rosser
• Shetland 'ripe' for measles epidemic; Fears for island dwellers as UK
  by Alan Crawford
• The foolish things that remind me of socialism; Iain MacWhirter; can
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Ex-treasurer warns the madness of King George must be stopped; Ken
  by Ken Symon
• Celtic connections set to grow stronger; Enterprise Ireland wants to
  by Julia Fields
• Something different this way comes as voice of experience finally
  by Graeme Virtue
• Bookends
• Locos gain ground as leaders beaten
• Should this man be the next Scotland manager; While Walter Smith has
  by Alan Campbell
• travel news
• Exclusive: Public at risk from 'woeful' MoD radiation blunders
  by Exclusive By Rob Edwards
• Matinee show thrills young Franz fans
  by Jenifer Johnston
• most wanted
  by Ali Howard
• BATTLE OF THE SEXES; THE REMATCH; The arrival of Bob Geldof as a
  by Jenifer Johnson
• BUSINESS DIARY; A few morsels from the great and not so good
• Item Club predicts 'soft landing' for prices in housing market
  by Ian Fraser
• Shades of Brown
  by Alan Taylor
• Brown:not out
  by Samuel McGuire
• Basking in the pride and glory of Scotland; Landscapes have done more
  by CAMERON McNEISH

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