Articles from Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) (January 2, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1999, year of the booze-up.			195
2 KILLED IN CRASH WITH AMBULANCE; 999 call was for a cut finger.	Notarangelo, Ray		488
30 guests flee blaze as hotel is destroyed.			152
A quick fix for your face; Can a magnetic mask give you an instant facelift? Or a cream rid you of bags under the eyes? ROZ PATERSON investigates reviving beauty products.	Paterson, Roz		1250
ADVOCAAT BLASTS A NEW YEAR 1-999 WARNING TO HIS OLD FIRM RIVALS.	McCARTHY, DAVID		464
All the fun of the fair; Forget Rio, there's a carnival every Friday at Mardi Gras in Dundee where locals just love to boogie.	Black, Tony		1093
APATHY OVER EURO.	Alba, Carlos		251
Ashdown warned on Blair links.	King, Dave		168
AYR HAVE TO DAZZLE; AYR UTD v STRANRAER.	McCARTHY, DAVID		130
Back to the future; Experts imagined we'd be living in a space-age world by 1999, but the reality is very different. After getting it wrong, can we trust their predictions for the 21st century?	Collier, Andrew		287
Bargain breaks; Some of the best holiday deals around this week.			178
BEPPE ATTACK SHOCKS STARS.	Fulton, Rick		218
Big-money Gers march on to the new Millennium; NE'ERDAY DECIDER.	Cameron, Alex		943
Bill's kiss-off for bad year; NEW START: CLINTONS PUT THEIR TROUBLES BEHIND THEM.			226
Brian loves being close to the action; DUNDEE v DUNDEE UTD.	McCARTHY, DAVID		485
Brighten up festive left-overs by going stir-fry crazy with the best woks around.			344
Brockville Bairns bag a break; FALKIRK v AIRDRIE.	Jackson, Keith		280
BRUCE BLEW HIS CHANCE OF REUNION WITH DEMI.			226
Burns says Henrik is `the new Laudrup'.	Campbell, Iain		444
CARLING'S EX: I'LL BE HAPPY WITHOUT WILL; NEW HOPES: FRESH START FOR ONE STAR, AS ALI BURIES THE PAST WITH ANOTHER.	Wilson, Jim		438
Cheers and beers; Tree's company , life's a drag, cutting remarks ... and lots of party fun.			383
CHEERS OF A GOWNE; Last-gasp Kev keeps Killie in the title hunt.	Traynor, James		1230
Climber dies in 1500ft plunge.			210
Denise in tears as she finishes last breakfast; OUT WITH THE OLD: VAN OUTEN BIDS AN EMOTIONAL FAREWELL.	Fulton, Rick		317
Dewar promises a pensions crackdown.			262
DO ENGLISH KIDS MAKE US SMARTER?	Alba, Carlos		281
Events.			339
EVENTS; Fun days out for all the family.			303
FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION; Gazza takes Sheryl and son to carnival in Scots New Year.	Wilson, Jim		422
Firemen save man after river plunge.			98
FOLLOW THE CHIEF.			130
FOODLIFE; Fishing for complements.	Boyd, Angus		846
FOOT LONG SPIDERS IN SCOTLAND; (But don't worry, they are 1500 feet below the sea).	Milne, Shaun		267
Friday satellite & cable.			298
Friday tv.			1643
GARDENING LIFE; Grow wild in the country.	Chudziak, Bill; Wheatcroft, Janet		2403
Gazza's family night at the fair.	Wilson, Jim		251
Generation Next; Imagine a future where robots act as surgeons and you pay bills by shaking a hand. Scientists are already hard at work on it, says ANDREW COLLIER.	Collier, Andrew		2301
GIVE GERS THE TITLE IF WE LOSE; Boyd admits Ibrox defeat would end Celtic's hopes.	Docherty, John; Grahame, Ewing		566
Gore sets his sights on the White House.			93
Green, yet so mean; This fuel-sipping Spanish beauty has what it takes to be a sure- fire winner with our growing band of eco-warriors.	King, Conrad		1233
Griggs out to put boot into Leeds.			348
HANGED LAWYER: `IT WAS MURDER' EXCLUSIVE: Office `suicide' linked to gangland execution.			207
Heston in cancer battle.			184
HIBEE DAYS ARE BACK FOR PAUL; HIBS v RAITH ROVERS.	Docherty, John		570
How predictions missed the mark.			602
HOW TO PUT YOUR FIRST FOOT RIGHT IN IT.	Shields, Bob		1153
Hunt for dog thug goes on.			107
I can't tell son about gun death.			175
I've been a sub long enough... it's time for me to make a Mark; PACE 1999: LIGHTNING-FAST BURCHILL READY TO GET HIS NEW YEAR OFF TO A FLIER BY PUTTING THE BHOYS BACK ON TITLE TRACK.	McCARTHY, DAVID		1133
In bed with van Bronckhorst; Tomorrow he plays in his first New Year Old Firm match but Giovanni van Bronckhorst has found an unusual friendship in his rivals. Here, the Rangers star relaxes and tells all ...	Patience, Jan		1640
Inglis: We're all behind Hegarty; ST JOHNSTONE v ABERDEEN.	Gilfeather, Frank		445
INNS & OUT; Who's opening and who's closing in the restaurant trade.	Burnside, Anna		285
It's all in a good cos; It sounds like a bad salad experience, but The Slug and Lettuce in Glasgow is just one big party.	Spavin, Vicky		1147
Jobs axed `for arms deal'.			97
Ken's fair cop has Heart of gold; A role in a gritty drama could finally Ken Stott a household name. JOHN MILLAR reports on the award-winning Scots actor.	Millar, John		927
KENNY TO PLAY FOR CELTIC? YOU BET!; Bizarre flutters on offer.			423
Kev fires Killie bid.	Traynor, James		99
Kevin has passed the acid test; STARSPOTTING: McKIDD IS ALRIGHT.	Synnot, Siobhan		1002
Life's sweet off the Street; Exit Coronation Street stage left, enter Holby City. Actress Angela Griffin, aka Fiona Middleton, talks to JIM TAYLOR about the good life after soap.	Taylor, Jim (American writer)		1563
LOOK BACK IN ANGER; Gio learned so much from 5-1 thrashing.	Jackson, Keith		854
Mandelson brought about own downfall; He didn't need to leak loan deal.	Maguire, Kevin		478
Martin sees Red in feud.	Duncan, Roddy		449
MATT PROUD TO BE ON WAY BACK.			149
Millar's Vision; Death so becomes our soaps.	Millar, John		1041
MILLENNIUM RISING.			118
Monday satellite & cable.			262
Monday tv.			1612
Money can't bring our boy back; LEGAL FIGHT: PARENTS TO SUE HOSPITAL OVER DEATH OF THEIR SON.			239
MR FIXIT; GERS FANS LINING UP AT THE FIVE AND DIME.	Jain, Paul		1321
Must have; The white coat.	Barr, Kelly Cooper		207
My perfect weekend; My girls beg me to stop and watch TV.	Mallon, Mairi		901
New doc on the block; She dropped the Dead Donkey a long time ago. Now Hadyn Gwynne is hitting a new career Peak, she tells JIM TAYLOR.	Taylor, Jim (American writer)		1602
NEW YEAR WINNERS AND PRICES.			84
NEW YEAR.. THE SAME OLD JOKES; TELEVISION SURVIVORS: THE DREGS OF THE 1999 CELEBRATION.	Morgan, Kathleen		865
NO COVER-UP SAY KIDNAP SURVIVORS; MASSACRE IN YEMEN: ROW AS TOURISTS FLY BACK.			353
NO TREBLE FOR BILLY; MORTON v ST MIRREN.	Grahame, Ewing		133
ON TO THE MILLENNIUM; Fantastic night is dress rehearsal for biggest party ever.			897
OUR GUY GARY; The bigger the job, the bigger the challenge for expert Gary McIntyre.	McIntyre, Gary		403
Parties test on the way.			85
Peace by 2000 insists Trimble.			89
Plaid in heaven; When Allison and Sinclair moved to their new home, the decor could have become a battle of the sexes until ALEXIS LEECH compromised with a tartan trimmed bedroom.	Leech, Alexis		1281
Plea to cut road deaths.			83
pounds 150m quake bill for nuke base.	Houston, Simon		132
pounds 150million to make nuke sub base safe from earthquakes; Taxpayers' money used to protect that well-known quake epicentre of Dounreay.	Houston, Simon		612
POWER CHIEFS HIT WITH pounds 6m DAMAGE BILL.	Smith, Steve		276
Pub music.			309
RECORD VIEW; Shock waves at pounds 150m bill.			451
ROAD TO SUCCESS.	Owen, Garry		382
Saturday satellite & cable.			307
Saturday tv; FILM CHOICE.			1524
Save Simon.. sell the kids' gifts and put your wife on the game.	Cowan, Tam		1472
SHAKESPEARE TOP OF THE POPS.			150
Shakespeare's top of the pops.			116
SHOWBIZ SAM.	Sam, Showbiz		551
Soap watch; A sad farewell to tragic Tiffany.	Brown, Merle		669
STAR BIRTHDAY; Serious Nic has a sensitive side.	Ewart, Lynne		435
STORMIN' NORMAN; Cone can put bookies in spin.	Williamson, Norman		342
Street fans tune in to see end of the road for Alf; FOR WHOM THE BELLS TOLL: CORRIE FAVOURITE'S NEW YEAR DEATH.	Smith, Jim		172
STUBBS IN CALL FOR CELTIC TO RESTART THE DEFENCE OF THEIR TITLE IN FRONT OF GERS' OWN FANS.	Docherty, John; Grahame, Ewing		779
STYLE FILE.			144
Sunday satellite & cable.			296
Sunday tv.			1587
Taking the drop out of shopping; Buy everything you want with ease as retail therapy heads to the Millennium at full speed.	Spavin, Vicky		1093
Talkin' bout a resolution; Steayban in Strathaven is a perfect quaint hideaway in the country. Just watch out for the weirdo stealing the menus ...	Cowan, Tam		1339
Tall tales for small people; Storybook Glen in Aberdeen is the ultimate in real-life fairytales, Christine Jardine reveals.	Jardine, Christine		915
TENNENTS SCOTTISH CUP SPECIAL; HOMER RUN.	Haggerty, Anthony		1207
The hard stuff.	Mallon, Mairi		309
The lawyer, a murdered client...and a pounds 250,000 drugs stash; DEATH IN THE OFFICE: Police are sure it was suicide, but why would a successful man with so much to live for take his own life?	Beaton, Charles; Griffiths, Stuart		1442
The young person's guide to being a Rockies star; If you love the great outdoors and snowy wilderness, the Canadian mountains are for you, writes PAM WILSON.	Wilson, Pam		996
Thursday satellite & cable.			288
Thursday tv.			1616
TIME FOR EVEN THE BRAVEST TO WEEP.	McLAUGHLIN, ALLISON		752
Tuesday satellite & cable.			296
Tuesday tv.			1619
UPDATE; Hammy can't halt slide.			108
VOICE OF SCOTLAND; PETER'S LOW TAX HAS ME BAFFLED.			535
We're not in a Jam raps Slim; DUNFERMLINE v HEARTS.	Docherty, John		491
WE'RE OFF TO THE MOON; Just the ticket for stargazer family.	Page, Cara		345
WE'VE DONE IT YET AGAIN; IN WITH THE NEW: SCOTTISH BABY IS BRITAIN'S FIRST FOR 1999.	Jamieson, Alastair		371
Weapons inspectors `to go back to Baghdad'.			125
Wednesday satellite & cable.			298
Wednesday tv.			1572
Weekend Radio.			474
Whatever happened to; BERGERAC 1981-91.			257
Win a luxury weekend in a health spa; CONTEST.			418
Wine rack.	Walls, Trevor		233
Yemeni envoy carpeted over hostage massacre; Britain demands answers.			282