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		Douglas Fraser, 'Mound more secretive than Westminster: Academics reveal the true extent of silent power at Scottish parliament' Sunday Herald Jan 14 2001.
		Political Editor Douglas Fraser investigates', Sunday Herald, New focus, Mar 25 2001.
		Devolution was supposed to herald a more open and accountable parliament.
	homepages.strath.ac.uk /~his04105/lobbying.html (694 words)

	The Descendants of Family MacKay from Beauly, Scotland.
		She married JAMES DANIEL BAIN FRASER 28 Dec 1831 in Pictou, NS, CAN (Source: The Nova Scotian (newspaper) of December 28, 1831: Married by Rev. C.
		) was born 29 Apr 1805 in Pictou, NS, CAN, and died 03 Dec 1884 in Wood Islands, PEI (Source: Herald (newspaper) dated Dec. 3, 1884: "Died, Roderick MacKay at age 72 years, 6 months.
		The Descendants of Roderick MacKay of Beauly, Scotland.
	www.islandregister.com /mackay1.html (3193 words)

	The Park Falls Herald - Park Falls, Wisconsin
		Fraser Papers is an integrated specialty paper company which produces a broad range of technical, and printing and writing papers.
		Although SMART Papers and union officials declined comment on pay and benefits, Schneider said he understood in conversations with various mill employees that pay for skilled workers remained the same as under the local’s contract with Fraser.
		He said there also was a slight change in insurance coverage, from partial payment of dental insurance by employees under the contract with Fraser Papers to full payment of dental insurance by employees under SMART Papers employment.
	www.parkfallswi.com /placed/index.php?sect_rank=1&story_id=194645 (3193 words)

	Douglas Fraser talks to Alex Salmond about his bid to regain the SNP leadership
		Douglas Fraser in the Sunday Herald, 15 th August 2004.
		Douglas Fraser talks to Alex Salmond about his bid to regain the SNP leadership
		More than others, Salmond can make than train sound fun.
	www.alba.org.uk /snpleadership/200449.html (3193 words)

	Sunday Herald staff: Ian Fraser, Deputy Business Editor
		Ian has been Financial Editor and Deputy Business Editor of the Sunday Herald since launch in February 1999.
		Setbacks for the EU constitution and doubts over the single currency haven’t worried the Slovenes, reports Ian Fraser
		In 1983 Ian graduated with MA honours in English language and literature.
	www.sundayherald.com /np/Ian-Fraser.shtml (898 words)

	Amazon.com: The Rainbow Bridge: Rainbows in Art, Myth, and Science: Books: Raymond L. Lee Jr,Alistair B. Fraser
		Lee, a meteorology professor at the U.S. Naval Academy, and Fraser, who teaches meteorology at Penn State, have created a lambent blend of art history, history of science and cultural criticism that, in the spirit of the rainbow bridge of the book's title, easily straddles the arts and sciences.
		No wonder the rainbow sunlight bent by raindrops inspires belief in Wotan's heavenly bridge, the elusive pot of gold and the Greek goddess Iris, herald of war and revenge.
		The chapters on myth and art are as brilliant as those on modern optics and illustrate how the rainbow has been as elusive to scientists as to ancient mythmakers.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0271019778?v=glance (717 words)

	Duke University School of Law: The Herald
		Born to Professor Michael Byers and his wife Katharine: Fraser Robert Byers at 5:13 p.m.
		After a federal judge ruled last week that the federal death penalty is unconstitutional, the Duke News Service featured Senior Associate Dean Jim Coleman in an article indicating that many Americans are becoming more concerned about the U.S. legal system's handling of capital punishment cases.
	www.alumni.law.duke.edu /communityInfo/herald/archives/2002Sept30.htm (717 words)

	CTV.ca - Sound of shovels herald Toronto's opera house- CTV News, Shows and Sports -- Canadian Television
		Richard Bradshaw, general director of the COC, also announced Friday that lawyer Fraser Elliott, a senior partner of Stikeman Elliott, had given the project $10 million and that the auditorium in the opera house, to open in June 2006, will be known as the R. Fraser Elliott Hall.
		Another $13 million for the $150-million project has been raised by the opera company board.
		maybe 20 years ago, we had several false starts and a lot of heartaches," said Elliott.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/print/CTVNews/1050100324080_60?hub=Entertainment&subhub=PrintStory (449 words)

	Return of wild colonial boy - [Sunday Herald]
		When Fraser, a former deputy editor of The Glasgow Herald, published the first of the Flashman Papers back in 1969 the Beatles were not quite disbanded and Nixon was in the White House.
		Fraser’s writing has the same uncluttered epic sweep, the same flawless ear for Victorian speech, the same irresistible talent for characterisation...
		And if Flashman’s disdain is voiced as sneeringly as ever, Fraser never fails to write generously of the real-life characters he recruits as antagonists or allies.
	www.sundayherald.com /49130 (666 words)

	History and Heritage of Vancouver Island, British Columbia: 1920s
		The Wall Street Stock Market crashes on "Black Thursday," catapults the Islander into economic crisis, and prompts provincial Tory leader Simon Fraser Tolmie to impose a tax of one per cent on all incomes over $12 per week.
		Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association opens second-largest Chinese hospital in the Dominion on Herald Street.
	www.britishcolumbia.com /general/details.asp?id=29 (301 words)

	Headlight Herald - Serving Tracy, Minnesota, since 1880
		Steve Ferrazzano, Mike Fraser, Dave Berndt, Robert Caron, and Russ Stobb voted in favor, Mayor Claire Hannasch voting in the minority.
		The land is located along the inlet to Lake Shetek in Section 11 of Lake Sarah Township.
		He paid for the farm land in five annual installments of $61.51.
	www.headlightherald.com /archive/2001/news41.htm (1314 words)

	smh.com.au - The Sydney Morning Herald
		My choice would be one of the following fabulous Australian women, (not in order of preference): Marie Bashir, Lowita O'Donaghue, Mary Goudran, Dawn Fraser, Elizabeth Evatt
		It is time to share the top jobs, side by side men and women guiding Australia.
		John Eales - an excellent diplomat, young enough to bring the level of the office of G-G closer to the people and able to bring some standing back to the position.
	www.smh.com.au /yoursay2/2003/05/27 (1314 words)

	New Rowing Information
		Sad UK news about Jonny Fraser, former Merchant Taylor's School and recently St. Peter's College Oxford student, drowned in India while rescuing a friend in trouble.
		News from a UK div rep that at the West Midlands Rowing Council it was stated the 2006 Schools' Head will be split into two (8th/9th March) with the sculling events at Henley over 3.5km and the rowing events on the Tideway as usual.
		News of the ARA Coach of the Year awards (UK) - nominations are due in by 30th November.
	users.ox.ac.uk /%7Equarrell/new.html (9343 words)

	Sunday Herald
		In Scotland the economy was also going in a positive direction at year end, with the respected Fraser of Allander Institute revising its figure for 2003 growth up to 1.3% (from 1.2%), with the Strathclyde University economic forecasters predicting 2.1% growth in 2004 and 2.3% in 2005.
		It is proving costly for another media baron, Lord Black of Crossharbour.
		This followed a year in which Scotland’s economy apparently dipped into recession although the figures are far from unambiguous.
	www.sundayherald.com /print38910 (914 words)

	Herald Press Titles in Alphabetical Order
		Making Friends with the Bible by Elouise Renich Fraser and Louis A. Kilgore
	www.heraldpress.com /hptitles.htm (914 words)

	Fr - New General Catalog of Old Books & Authors
		- ?) Robert FRASER, Editor of the 'Fife Herald' (M: ?
		- ?) I Daughters Of Belgravia [fc1889] Purple And Fine Linen [3vf1889] Prof, Alexander Campbell FRASER (M: 1819 Sep 3 - 1914 Dec 2) Essays In Philosophy [e1856] Thomas Reid [1898] Biographia Philosophica [1904] Alexander Louis FRASER {CA} (M: 1870 - 1954) Sonnets..
		- 1927 Jul 8) Sir, Ian James FRASER (M: 1923 Aug 7 - 2003 May 8) Rev, Ian Watson FRASER {NZ} (M: 1907 - 1996) Bp, James FRASER (M: 1818 - ?) James Baillie FRASER (M: 1783 Jun 11 - 1856 Jan) Journal Of A Tour Through Part Of The Snowy Range..
	www.kingkong.demon.co.uk /ngcoba/fr.htm (3067 words)

	Sunday Herald
		Lawyers for McAlpine are understood to be watching the inquiry closely, but will not declare their hand until after Lord Fraser has reported his findings, which he is scheduled to do next summer.
		REVELATIONS from the Fraser Inquiry into the Holyrood building project are raising the threat of legal action against the Scottish Executive by those designers and builders who failed to win contracts.
		Peter Wilson, of the Manifesto Foundation for Architecture at Napier University, and a long-time critic of the project’s management, said the five architecture practices in the final short list would each have spent around £100,000 on their designs.
	www.sundayherald.com /print38576 (3067 words)

	Pressnow
		The judging panel was chaired by the Editor of The Herald, Mark Douglas-Home, and involved several leading political journalists, including Douglas Fraser, Scottish Political Editor, The Herald, Michael Crow, Political Correspondent, Scottish & Grampian TV and Brian Taylor, Political Editor, BBC Scotland.
		Editor of The Herald, Mark Douglas-Home commented “ The Scottish Politician of the Year Awards were established by The Herald six years ago and have now become a highlight of the political calendar.
		Top award of the evening, Scottish Politician of the Year 2004, was awarded to Margaret Curran, Minister for Parliamentary Business by Herald Editor Mark Douglas-Home.
	www.pressnow.co.uk /news/news_15-11-2004-14-28-2.shtml (3067 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: Collins Scottish Clan & Family Encyclopedia
		Written by the Secretary of the Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs and his Deputy, an Heraldic artist in the Court of the Lord Lyon (Scotland's Chief Herald) and at the Office of the Chief Herald of Ireland, this book provides the most accurate and up-to-date information on Scots Clans, Chiefs, Tartans, and Heraldic practices.
		There is no right or ban on wearing any tartan, and Lady Saltoun, Chief of the Clan Fraser, points out that there are many Fraser tartans, some of which she has never even seen in use.
		The Ancient Campbell tartan, also known as the Blackwatch tartan is the tartan which may be worn by all Campbells.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/ISBN=0004705475/ancestorsatticA (1856 words)

	Just Left: Helen Clark at #4
		Seddon, Fraser, Holyoake, Massey (for serving so long), Coates (for the forgotten work he did in getting NZ out of the Depression), Clark, Muldoon, Kirk, Lange, Savage.
		Helen Clark said she considered it a great honour to be ranked alongside Fraser, Seddon and Savage.
		The top 10 were Richard Seddon, Peter Fraser, Michael Savage, Helen Clark, Keith Holyoake, Norman Kirk, David Lange, Jim Bolger, William Massey and Gordon Coates.
	jtc.blogs.com /just_left/2004/12/helen_clark_at_.html (1856 words)

	Just Left: Helen Clark at #4
		Helen Clark said she considered it a great honour to be ranked alongside Fraser, Seddon and Savage.
		The top 10 were Richard Seddon, Peter Fraser, Michael Savage, Helen Clark, Keith Holyoake, Norman Kirk, David Lange, Jim Bolger, William Massey and Gordon Coates.
		Seddon, Fraser, Holyoake, Massey (for serving so long), Coates (for the forgotten work he did in getting NZ out of the Depression), Clark, Muldoon, Kirk, Lange, Savage.
	jtc.blogs.com /just_left/2004/12/helen_clark_at_.html (1097 words)

	Headlight Herald - Serving Tracy, Minnesota, since 1880
		Lyle Frank “Bud” Fraser was born December 16, 1918 in Springfield Township near Ledyard, IA, the son of Donald and Helen Seip Fraser.
		Aaron was born in 1939, to Mello and Bertha Burns in Tracy.
		Aaron is survived by a son, Jon of Cottage Grove; sisters, Betty Gullickson of Arizona, Agnes Boever of Walnut Grove, and Adrienne (Sue) Maidl of New Ulm; brothers, Mello Jr.
	www.headlightherald.com /archive/2002/obits3.htm (1097 words)

	Scoop: Habicht's film to capture life in New Zealand
		According to the NZ Herald Mr Fraser considers he has been penalised by TVNZ for speaking his mind.
		Scoop Report: Kevin List Interviews John Key Over Latest TVNZ Fiasco - Today news broke that former TVNZ Chief Executive Ian Fraser would not be representing TVNZ at a Commonwealth Broadcasters conference being held in Delhi, India, this month.
		Described as edgy comedy, The Pen explores the New Zealand male psyche through the musings of a pair of "Kiwi blokish" sheep.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/CU0506/S00055.htm (2198 words)

	James Earle Fraser and Laura Gardin Fraser Studio Papers Dickinson Research Center
		Darling was a two-time Pulitzer Prize winning political cartoonist at the Des Moines Register and a lifelong friend of the Frasers.
		New York Herald Tribune clippings of syndicated political cartoons and several booklets created by Ding, a.k.a.
		Jay Norwood Darling are present in box 8.
	www.nationalcowboymuseum.org /Research/r_a_fras.html (2143 words)

	C.U.H.&G.S. Links -- Heraldic Information
		Balfour Paul, J., Lyon King-of-Arms, "Notes (1) on a set of Shuffle-board Counters with Portraits of Kings and Heraldic Devices, about 1640; (2) on a Silver Badge of the Conservator of Scottish Privileges in the Netherlands — exhibited by Sir Robert Fraser Turing, Bart.", 25, 1890-91, 397-402
		Gray, J.M., "Notes on Examples of Old Heraldic and other Glass, existing in, or having connection with, Scotland; with especial reference to the Heraldic Rondel preserved at Woodhouselee", 26, 1891-92, 34-48
		Baronage (with The Feudal Herald) — though not an heraldic site per se, this site does contain a lot of heraldic information besides other items which may interest Society members.
	www.cam.ac.uk /societies/cuhags/links/her_info.htm (1267 words)

	STONEYPORT AGENCY - Tam White bio: December 29 2004
		The Herald reviewed the first appearance of The Tam White Celtic Blues Connection (January 1997; Fruit Market, Glasgow during the Celtic Connections festival) and the writer was moved to remark...
		Tam White's Celtic Blues Connection, the ten-piece big band, has gone from strength to strength since its first outing in January 1997 (see Herald review above).
		TAM WHITE got straight down to the business of rocking a busy house, with his all-star band line-up including former Bad Company bassist, Boz Burrell, west-coast harmonica wizard Fraser Spiers and Neil Warden in superb form on lead guitar.
	www.stoneyport.demon.co.uk /bio/whitebio.html (3095 words)

	Scotsman.com Business - Publishing industry - The Scotsman scoops top press awards
		Cartoonist, Steven Camley, the Herald; Young Journalist, Edd McCracken, Sunday Herald; Gaelic Journalist, Angus Peter Campbell, The Scotsman.
		Several other writers with the paper were nominated for awards including The Scotsmanâs political editor, Fraser Nelson, who was shortlisted for Columnist of the Year.
		In an outstanding night, Gethin Chamberlain was named both Reporter of the Year and the overall Journalist of the Year.
	business.scotsman.com /topics.cfm?tid=165&id=607292004 (3095 words)

	The Occidental Herald
		Tellingly, however, Macquarie has deployed its security guards not to defend the rights of Professor Fraser and his students, but to prevent him from teaching and them from learning.
		By his courage and his engagement for Australia and for freedom, Professor Andrew Fraser is living up to the values he prescribes for Britain’s (and Australia’s) monarch in his recent essay in The Occidental Quarterly (Spring 2005 http://www.theoccidentalquarterly.com/).
	www.theoccidentalherald.com (3095 words)

	Herald Files
		Messers Andrew McClure, Robert MacArthur, Frank Fraser, William Logan, James Kerr, Harry McEwan, John Forthingham, Daniel Cochrane and Matthew Mackie.
		06-Mar-1903 Captain John Pugh (Ard) - Mrs Laidlaw (Stev) - The following are from Kilbirnie Dramatic association: Messers William Dunlop, Malcolm Reid, Frank Watt, WR Mathews, John Clark, Frank Fraser, John S Knox, Robert Shaw, John Miller, John Howie, Harry Dunphie, General Gray, James Crossan Jnr and master Andrew Fotheringham.
		17-April-1903 Fred Kerr (Salt) - W Craigon (Stev) - Peggy Small (Stev) - E Forrester (Stev) - Miss Boyd (Stev) - Mr Mackie (Stev) - A Craig (Beith) - J Crawford (Beith) John Alex Doctor (Beith).
	www.threetowners.com /Herald/herald_files.htm (3095 words)

	Timeline for Peter Morrison HERVEY (1821-)
		Sydney Morning Herald 26 Sep 1849 Arrivals: Shamrock, Sep 26, steamer, 200 tons, Captain GILMORE from Launceston the 16th?, Melbourne the 23rd and Twofold Bay the 25th instant.
		Sydney Morning Herald 18 Dec 1844 Departures: Dec 17 - Lady Leigh, schooner, Captain REID for Port Nicholson and Nelson.
		Passengers Mr FRASER, Mr GREEN, Mr P. Mr CLARK and a New Zealander.
	homepages.paradise.net.nz /~dchamber/pmhtimeline.htm (3095 words)

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