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This archive contains references to articles from October 1-15, 1999. (Oct 14 and 15 are lost.) If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Wednesday, October 13New man for Northern Ireland: Boston Globe (Editorial)
What now for Mandy?: Belfast Telegraph
Why the Big K is already a big fan of Mandy: Irish Independent
Mo: My regrets: Belfast Telegraph
Families call for inquiry into loyalist murders: Irish News
Gardai arrest six men in US gun smuggling probe: Irish Independent
ULSTER TALKS ARE MOVED TO SECRET LONDON LOCATION IN LONDON: The Independent
Mo bids farewell after handing over reins: The Examiner
Belfast content to put its faith in Mandelson: The Times
Mandelson plunges cooly in at the deep end end: The Irish Times
Critics of report on RUC are 'out of touch': The Times
Adams urges UUP to move forward: The Irish Times
Tuesday, October 12
Mandelson regains seat in British cabinet: Toronto Globe and Mail
Blair moves top Ulster aide: Boston Globe
Mandelson moves house: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Mo is a tough act to follow: Irish News (Editorial)
Sidelined by leaders who sought top prize: Irish Independent
Malachi O'Doherty: Belfast Telegraph
'Drunks' threaten Clinton's place in history: Irish News
INLA victim son of top Provo: Irish News
Blair Gives Ulster Job to Aide Brushed by Scandal: New York Times
Mandelson seeks 'deal that sticks': BBC
MANDELSON HAS CHANCE TO RELAUNCH ULSTER PEACE PROCESS: The Independent
King of spin goes over the water: The Times
Tough test for myth of Mandelson: The Irish Times
Mandelson moves Ulster to the heart of government: The Guardian
MR BLAIR'S MADE A FINE JOB OF HIS RESHUFFLE, WITH ONE GLARING EXCEPTION: The Independent (Editorial)
Mandelson Moves In: The Irish Times (Editorial)
The Good Friday peace challenge: The Guardian
Can Mandelson break the deadlock?: BBC
Time ran out when Mo lost influence with parties: The Examiner
Mowlam took realistic view of impossible Ulster mission: Electronic Telegraph
Assured of her place in history: The Irish Times
Mowlam leaves with honour and will be missed: The Examiner
Concern over proposed police bodies' role: BBC
Adams calls on Trimble to make Belfast accord work: The Irish Times
Monday, October 11
Mowlam out, Mandelson in: Belfast Telegraph
Taylor urges unity over 'no guns no government': Irish News
Defending Agreement: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Do Unionists know what they really, really want?: Belfast Telegraph
Now for the endgame: Irish Independent
The RUC's signs and sacrifices: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Bar-room jibe close to truth: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble dismisses 'peace deal' survey: BBC
Mitchell wants talks moved out of North: The Irish Times
Confident Trimble shows how to lead: The Irish Times
RUC supporters seek a million names across divide: Electronic Telegraph
Constant fear that invades an officer's home: Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Fein is a hate-driven organisation, chairman says: The Irish Times
'Ewan' and Dolly lend their support: The Irish Times
INLA drug feud prompts red alert for armed police: The Examiner
Ireland and US seemed to 'overlook' unionists: The Irish Times
Sunday, October 10
Tories still want to waive the rules of Irish democracy: Sunday Business Post
Conflicting signals from Trimble as new compromise formula looks set to fail: Sunday Business Post
Trimble firm on power-sharing: The Observer
Trimble triumph over party critics: Sunday Independent
Trimble losing battle to sell peace to split party: The Sunday Times
Governments on the run from the IRA: Sunday Independent
Former IRA terrorist tells Provos to disarm: The Observer
Scot is linked to IRA attack: The Sunday Times
A chink of light after decades of dancing in the dark: Sunday Independent
Time for unionists to seize high ground: The Sunday Times
Five injured in wave of INLA terror: The Sunday Times
Clinton's `drunks' reveal impatience: Sunday Independent (Editorial)
Remebering the Emigrants: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Why Scots Tories fear English nationalism: The Sunday Times
Saturday, October 9
Unionists will expect Trimble to be firm: Electronic Telegraph
UUP must take share of blame: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble seeks the limits: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Clinton Offers Regret For 'Drunks' Remark: Washington Post
Ulster addicted to a cycle of violence, says Clinton: Electronic Telegraph
A gaffe - or an attempt to kick-start the peace?: Irish Independent
Unionists 'ignoring' real issues of Patten report: The Irish Times
New lobby group attacks police reform: Irish News
Parades chairman to step down: BBC
Bravery wins through 54 years on, Belfast statue for Catholic awarded VC: The Guardian
Friday, October 8
Deal 'on verge of collapse': Belfast Telegraph
Trimble faces his party's toughest test: Irish Independent
Trimble's challenge: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Real IRA touting for recruits warn gardai: Irish Independent
Unionists to discuss Orange link: Belfast Telegraph
Call to amend peace accord: The Guardian
Agreement review success unlikely - Trimble: BBC
UUP conference test for fired-up Trimble: The Irish Times
Conservatives clinging on to Little England: Irish News
UUP man offers arms plan: The Irish Times
Patten reforms 'are a dangerous folly': Electronic Telegraph
Paisley rallies faithful to defence of the RUC: Irish News
Royal patron gives RUC her 'silent support': Electronic Telegraph
Commission must remain: Irish News
DUP drops voting deal with UUP for Belfast seat: The Irish Times
Book is memorial to Ulster's dead: The Times
PADDINGTON TRAIN DISASTER: NORTHERN IRELAND PEACE NEGOTIATOR AMONG DEAD: The Independent
Thursday, October 7
Blair accused of Ulster betrayal: Belfast Telegraph
People must reclaim the proud names of history: Irish News
Patten under fire from Tories: Belfast Telegraph
Date fixed for legal challenge to Mowlam: Irish News
'Patten is ready to sell me out to IRA murderers': Electronic Telegraph
Tories to oppose RUC reforms: The Guardian
NIUP says IRA got 160 guns: The Irish Times
Trimble seeks to reassure Tories: BBC
Taylor predicts doom for peace and Mitchell: The Irish Times
Trimble urged to drop veto on 'peace' portrait: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble has to convince party it has nothing to fear: The Irish Times
Four questioned about 'Real IRA': The Irish Times
Alleged Finucane killer freed on bail: The Examiner
Wednesday, October 6
Mitchell can’t do it all alone: Irish News (Editorial)
Mortar find points to Real IRA's top bomb maker: Irish Independent
UUP to insist on weapons handover: Irish News
Unionists create their own worst nightmares: Irish News
Right and the RUC: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Neutrality buried with full military honours: Irish Independent
The harvest of hatred: Belfast Telegraph
Finucane trial death suspect granted bail: Irish News
Mitchell admits his Ulster peace mission may fail: The Times
Trimble to defend pact at UUP conference: The Irish Times
Peace process may collapse 'within weeks': BBC
Legal gun-smuggling accusation denied: The Irish Times
Just society will be born of respect: The Irish Times
Tebbit launches bitter attack on Patten's proposals for RUC: Electronic Telegraph
Low Catholic earnings unjust, says SF: The Irish Times
Bail for lawyer murder accused: BBC
Tuesday, October 5
Peace process facing real threat - Mitchell: Belfast Telegraph
Grappling towards a sequencing solution: Belfast Telegraph
Mo says no comment to RUC badge: Irish News
Courage of police is praised: Belfast Telegraph
Florida arms plot IRA man sought permit: Irish Independent
Catholic families earn £200 a month less than Protestants: Irish News
Remand for man held in anti-terror raids: Electronic Telegraph
Irish police make 'significant' arms find: BBC
Deadlock as Adams, Trimble talks end: The Examiner
Sectarian Hatred: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Ulster appeal court to reconsider case of schoolboy murderer: The Guardian
Hume amazed at Major's attack on him: The Irish Times
Monday, October 4
Loyalists have helped to build peace process: Irish News
Molyneaux’s stuck in past: Irish News (Editorial)
Hume hits back at Major ‘slur’: Irish News
Rebel IRA group targets Dome for new terror: The Times
Dissident republican bombers face deadly IRA discipline: The Examiner
UUP Assembly members plan to rebuke Taylor: The Irish Times
Adams urges Trimble to take courage in his hands: The Examiner
Peace pact is in danger of dying of inertia: The Irish Times (by Gerry Adams)
Paramiltaries may fill vacuum: The Examiner (Editorial)
Choosing Democracy: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Garda and RUC co-operation 'in the dark ages': The Irish Times
Patten Commission member urges imposition of reforms on gardaí: The Examiner
SF's youth wing rejects Patten report: The Irish Times
Human rights group closes down: The Irish Times
Sunday, October 3
Changes in north make return to chaos unlikely: Sunday Business Post
Real IRA ready for bloodshed: The Observer
Six still held in Irish terror probe: BBC
Trimble will hold his nerve - let's hope his party follows suit: The Sunday Times
Drumcree success crucial for Trimble to be able to sell deal: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
NIE delays plans to remove Union Jacks: The Sunday Times
Don't chicken out of peace, unions tell politicians: The Observer
Mitchell will leave if stalemate continues through November: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Armalite peace threatens us with gangster rule: The Observer
The Scotch Irish Presidential Contender: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Celtic rock star set to be mayor of Baltimore: The Sunday Times
Jackson to testify on Bloody Sunday: Electronic Telegraph
RUC officers face disciplinary action over storming of inn: The Sunday Times
No orange in the House for Ian Paisley: Sunday Independent
INLA reveals location of grave: The Sunday Times
Major 'was locked in cupboard': Electronic Telegraph
Major: Hume hindered peace drive: The Sunday Times
Saturday, October 2
Suspected terrorists held in Ireland: The Times
SF and Unionists plan further meeting: BBC
Last chance for peace: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Agreement is the North’s best chance for peace: The Examiner (Editorial)
Time to make crucial moves: Irish News (Editorial)
RUC chief hints at resignation: Electronic Telegraph
New terror group holds summit: Irish News
Hamill family may take legal action against RUC: The Examiner
No guns, no government must remain the demand: Irish Independent
There’s just a wee bit of sense in the gallivanting: Irish News
Attacks on churches vandals or sectarians?: The Irish Times
Reporter could face charges, warns Saville: Electronic Telegraph
Paras must return to Derry - Saville: Irish News
Friday, October 1
Flanagan in warning of new atrocity: Belfast Telegraph
U.S. ENVOY TURNS TO PRO-BRITISH IN BID TO SAVE ACCORD: Chicago Tribune
Paisley meeting ignites hopes for future: Irish Independent
Stooping to plumb new depths of hypocrisy: Irish Independent
Outrage at decision not to prosecute policemen: Irish News
Anti-Patten poster drive launched: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble, Adams to meet today on peace agreement: The Examiner
Trimble is warned about 'secret' deals with SF: The Irish Times
PAISLEY IN FIRST VISIT TO SEAT OF IRISH POWER : The Independent
Bill of Rights a priority: The Irish Times
British intercept calls: The Examiner
Call for release of informers' reports: The Irish Times