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Articles in Aug 22, 2004, issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Germany just too strong; Hockey
• More than just luck of the Irish; With Europe's elite just 90 minutes
  by Stewart Fisher
• Salmond to propose Scottish 'green card'
  by Paul Hutcheon
• LibDem MP reveals plan to ditch Labour in Scotland
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Suicidal refugee: Dungavel liars branded me violent to get me thrown
  by Investigation By Neil Mackay
• Dance's Old Age Passion; The world of dance can be unsympathetic
  by Senay Boztas
• When will we get it with the weather? When an ill wind blows, we reap
• The Students of terror; The terrible consequences of the 9/11 attacks
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Round-up: Gourlay claims hat-trick
• FIRST DIVISION
• Damned if they do but we're damned if they don't; Alf Young on
  by Alf Young
• How the woman in BBC hotseat views its future; With a clutch of
  by Steven Vass
• Time running out for endowment mis-selling complaints
  by Teresa Hunter
• US crash to another loss; Round-up
• Maurice looks to fast track for immortality; Men's 100 metres; With
  by Natasha Woods
• Berti must go but what state will the team be in by then?; With World
  by Michael Grant
• Bid to stem new vaccine safety fears; Executive takes action to
  by Liam McDougall
• Exile Spark lights up the literati; Audience with Jean Brodie author
  by Vicky Allan
• Hockney pet theory challenged; Scientists say test shows classic
  by Senay Boztas
• The Play's The Thing; His militant past behind him, Pat Kane argues
  by Peter Ross
• Readers'views
• The view on .. teaching children at home
• Sailing: Summers in hot form at Largs
• Second DIVISION
• Google search for equity is whacked
• Television festival special
  by Steven Vass
• Flood victims count cost of failing to cover themselves
  by Teresa Hunter
• So Celtic have finally found a replacement for their beloved Lubo,
  by Stewart Fisher
• Gunners taught a lesson in finishing
  by Alasdair Reid at Goldenacre
• Pinsent joins the legends with gold No 4; Rowing; Britain's four-
  by Natasha Woods
• Looking to the future with a little bit of help from his friends; A
  by Michael Grant
• The last battle; As the MoD prepares the biggest shake-up of the Army
  by Trevor Royle Diplomatic editor
• In a race over 2km Pinsent's team won by 45cm (that's 8/100th of a
  by Torcuil Crichton
• The Proust Questionnaire Doug Stanhope; 'What's my worst festival
• I Believe The Mexican Fined For Killing Kirsty Was A Fall Guy; Almost
  by Vicky Allan
• Gutter Press Serves Us Well; Iain Macwhirter argues that tabloid
  by Iain Macwhirter
• 'Nobody should assume there will be a third coalition. It May Be that
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Shinty: Kingussie move in on crown
• THIRD DIVISION
• Last call for Scotland's aerospace industry
• Five is alive and kicking as Chambersadjusts his set; The director of
  by Steven Vass
• moneyweek; quote of the week
• Countdown to an intriguing numbers game; Alasdair Reid believes it
  by Alasdair Reid
• Sotherton rises to bronze after Lewis limps off; Athletics
  by Natasha Woods
• New rules were supposed to make all rented flats safer after the
  by Investigation by Peter John Meiklem
• Fans accuse TV of killing football
  by Senay Boztas
• Berkoff dances to a different beat ... again; Scandal and gossip from
  by Senay Boztas
• ALAN TAYLOR'S BOOK FESTIVAL DIARY
  by Alan Taylor
• YOU'RE GAVIN A LAUGH
  by Stephen Phelan
• He may have won few fans (and matches), but the services of Berti
• Highland League: Stephen scores five
• Unfriendly airline grounds its pension plans Scandal Monger
• Mackay targeted by light brigade
• Yum at heart; Bite-sized food news
• All Wright now; Alasdair Reid meets the Hawks boss and discovers that
  by Alasdair Reid
• Digest
• Why time is running out for the old guard of the Middle East war; The
  by David Pratt
• Government admits army not able to cope with a fire strike; Lives
  by Neil Mackay
• Director's downtime
• Fishy tales; Intrepid explorer Redmond O'Hanlon took to the North
  by Alan Crawford
• Campbell's junior showtime pitches high but hits its target with an
  by Edd McCracken
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• Strachan would like Scotland job
  by Michael Grant
• Blyth & Blyth on pension deadline; Pension fund victims threaten
  by Teresa Hunter
• [ New Scottish Political Editor Paul Hutcheon... ]
  by Paul Hutcheon
• The long and winding road; The Marathon; From heartache in Sydney, to
  by Natasha Woods
• Byrne still on fire despite transfer listing
  by Stewart Fisher
• Assynt sale fuels tax-break row; Estate denies sale is a result of
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Scots regiments cut to Highland and Lowland; Exclusive: Black Watch
  by Exclusive By Trevor Royle
• Cronyism fears kept First Lady off key arts body; Bridget McConnell
  by Paul Hutcheon
• 6 of the Fest ...filmic fringe shows
• Towering intellect; Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Art Spiegelman,
  by Peter Ross
• 7 things you need to know about ... The Kit Kat
• Barnstorming attack brings the house down
  by Leon McDermott
• Rugged look draws an army of admirers; Deceptively steep and
  by CAMERON McNEISH
• Aerospace boost for Prestwick; Centre of excellence sheduled for
  by Ken Symon
• Business in brief
• [ Aberdeen GS FP Coach: Damien Reidy. Captain: Rob Seib. ]
• Court rules in favour of Law; Equestrianism
• Tynecastle board 'open to offers'
  by Stewart Fisher