Glasgow Times - 2017-02-15

• 100,000 NEW JOBS SET FOR GLASGOW
• CASH ISN’T KEY FOR FRANK IN JOB RACE
• Dealer used crisps can for £22k drug haul
• Finance ministers call for clarity over Brexit
• Campaigner­s launch city plea to ban fracking
• Golden ticket appeal for mystery Lottery winner
• Unit is a lifeline for hundreds of sex traffickin­g victims
• Copsteamin major hunt for missing joiner
• ‘Ashamed’ Hibs fan fined after brawl at cup final
• Chef caught growing cannabis in pole dancing club
• Bid to get people back to work stalls
• £3mfunddeli­vers371 teacher training places
• Bed-blocking in Scots hospitals drops by 11%
• Warning over spate of East End break-ins
• Bid to block homes plan for historic campus site
• £2.4m sports facilities plan at new school
• Kids joining Culture bid Blocked drains warning
• Widow’s fight for justice over killer lung disease
• GEORGE CROOKS
• THE WEE GOVAN PIPERS HIT RIGHT NOTE FOR FESTIVAL
• THE BIG SCREEN
• Ten years of toasting the winners, but who will be next to shine?
• INDIAN SUMMER
• Lyle leads tributes to caddie legend Muzzy
• No guarantee west is best for Maryhill boss Hughes
• Big-name Warriors trio set to leave Scotstoun
• Peacock enjoying strutting his stuff
• Ospina gets the nod for Bayern bout
• Messi & Co left in disarray in Paris
• Boss Signeuls for female successor
• Jefferies: History Boydwell worthyof ‘great’ tag
• Lee: I earned my wings under Bren
• Ross relies on recent Parkhead experience
• Coyle insists Ant won’t be Poleaxed
• RemihelpsA­cciesHamup Valentine’s celebratio­ns
• MDreadyto rip up Ibrox tradition and get director of football...
• Stew hopes to bear fruit of Auchenhowi­e investment
• Weneed astrong leaderin dugout...
• Celtic aces should RETIRE if title isn’t a wrap, says Erik
• SPOT ON LADS

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