The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2018-05-16

• Former Carnoustie policeman John Taylor recalls the 1968 Open in the Angus town when he had custody of the Claret Jug in the police cells. Picture: Mhairi Edwards.
• Ex-soldier jailed for vile offences against children
• Take the strain! Newtyle pupils flex their muscles at tug o’ war classes.
• Town proving a paradise for pampered pooches.
• Council clears way for new A90 roadside stop.
• Dunfermlin­e rocked by series of explosions
• Man says he saw blaze being deliberate­ly set
• solicitor call by man who killed wife
• Dundee FC star arrested over alleged assault
• Pair to stand trial accused of robbery involving a knife
• MSP urges people of Brechin to help stop anti-social menaces
• Drink-driver caught with knife had it for ‘sentimenta­l’ reasons
• Overnight traffic to go through Stonehaven for a fortnight
• Wild West is moseying into town to help raise cash to beat cancer
• Town to say farewell to Glennis
• Master kilt maker and businessma­n Ruthven Milne
• Holyrood expected to be overruled after key vote
• Inside the argument between government­s
• Labour attempts to break ‘deadlock’ on Irish issue
• Proposal at palace and a knight to remember
• Windsor enjoys ‘party atmosphere’
• Russian’s conspiracy claims rejected
• One in four shops selling knives to children: Study
• No satisfacti­on for Rolling Stone with Trump on tour
• Courier Country set for scorcher of a weekend
• Ponsati’s extraditio­n fight invokes Spain’s ‘dark days of Franco’
• Contract goes off rails as minister ready to call an end to franchise
• City enjoys drop in unemployme­nt rate
• More protesters die as the world watches
• Third way may be right exit
• Mission to raise £70k for wife’s cancer treatment
• Damn fine work by heroes
• Fair City residents unwilling to give visitors a fair go
• Scone Palace to be screened live on TV and radio
• In defence of university
• Correction­s and Clarificat­ions
• Some lessons for councillor­s
• THE ARCHIVES
• “Mystery” solved
• Glens of Stone, Day 44
• Employee ownership move for city contractor
• Macnabs expands its base
• Builders help top flight to gain ground
• Clydesdale profits take PPI hit with £95m loss
• Family living Perthshire rural dream thanks to heritage tourism venture
• Industrial past worth saving
• Neptune commands top price of 13,000gn at Charolais sale
• Veterinary body sees vet shortage looming
• Highland clearances warning sounded by agricultur­e group
• Cryptic Crossword
• Horoscopes
• Veteran Jet Master goes for fifth victory at Perth
• Elsworth’s Dancealot to deliver
• Kingennie springs into action with dry flies to fore
• Warren primed for Scottish Open test
• Cornet avoids doping ban after third missed test is overturned
• Broughty looking to go out on high
• Sturrock’s role more important than ever
• Exodus at Stark’s Park as Raith rebuild for next season
• Brown ‘could manage Hoops’, says Rodgers
• ‘Dream come true’ for Cadden if Well lift cup
• Mohsni and Flood join United exodus
• Young Saints keeper on trial at Liverpool
• Seymour urges Warriors to ‘bring their best game’ for PRO14 semifinal clash
• Dark Blues striker left frustrated by end of season
• Angry Rangers hit back at SFA as Ibrox club accused of rules breach
• Lawrie’s sights set on Scottish Open victory to complete Grand Slam
• Revised C-class to start from £33k
• Kia crossover is superstoni­c
• Grand touring with Maserati

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