The Birmingham Post (England) back issues from August 1998:
Snorkel-sharing black boy `forced' into Aids test.
Aug 01, 1998
Lewinsky's dress handed to FBI lab.
Aug 01, 1998
Rescuers expect to find 10 trapped miners soon.
Aug 01, 1998
Former mayor of Beijing jailed for corruption.
Aug 01, 1998
Imperial.
Aug 01, 1998
Airline pilot accused of deliberately crashing jet.
Aug 01, 1998
Truth commission inquiry into apartheid abuses ends.
Aug 01, 1998
Britain traded warfare secrets with `Dr Death'.
Aug 01, 1998;
WORLD DIGEST.
Aug 01, 1998
Cook burgers till piping hot.
Aug 01, 1998
British climber killed by falling ice from glacier.
Aug 01, 1998
Bentley crusade finally over.
Aug 01, 1998
OAPs given the power in electricity war.
Aug 01, 1998
`Sadistic' child abuse ring members jailed.
Aug 01, 1998
Freed UK aid worker returns; `Angel of Mostar' released from Kosovo prison.
Aug 01, 1998;
Movie magic 12 hours a day on Channel 4 but you will have to pay up.
Aug 01, 1998
Four coastguard stations to shut.
Aug 01, 1998
Miners celebrate white finger ruling.
Aug 01, 1998
Criminal gets rhino horn.
Aug 01, 1998;
Slimming wonder drug launched in Britain next month.
Aug 01, 1998;
Snap to attention.
Aug 01, 1998
Home Office officials 'make fortunes in passport racket'.
Aug 01, 1998;
Judge criticises media presence at police raids.
Aug 01, 1998;
Suicide vicar was depressed by funerals, says his widow.
Aug 01, 1998
No plane sailing for poor Bickenhill; Ross Reyburn visits the village living under the shadow of Birmingham's busy International Airport.
Aug 01, 1998;
A home fit for worship; PROPERTY Property Correspondent Marsya Lennox reports on an old rectory which has provided an historic secret.
Aug 01, 1998;
To the manor reborn.
Aug 01, 1998
Uncertain future ahead for Vietnam; Once earmarked for growth, Vietnam is now feeling the falut of the Asia n economic crisis. Dean Yates sees uneasy times ahead.
Aug 01, 1998;
Polish brewers to enjoy decade-long happy hour; People in Poland are turning their backs on vodka and turning to lager. Barbara Wozniak reports.
Aug 01, 1998;
Secrets of the walled city; Jayne Howarth was won over by magical Carcassonne in France.
Aug 01, 1998;
Ever attractive circles; RAMBLING Map: 1:50,000 OS Landranger Series No 1239. Approach: A3400 an d B4102 to Earlswood. Parking: Car Park. Refreshments: Inns Earlswood.
Aug 01, 1998
Going all the way to bliss; A spa trip to Israel left a doubtful Finola Lynch hooked on a life of l uxury and relaxation.
Aug 01, 1998;
It takes a Top Gear bloke to know one.
Aug 01, 1998;
Hearts of oak burn for king's tree; ARCHIVE Chris Upton recounts the history of Britain's most famous tree, long ago stripped bare by souvenir hunters.
Aug 01, 1998;
Farewell to the Emerald Isle.
Aug 01, 1998;
Pressures that can lead to child abuse; INSIDE OUT.
Aug 01, 1998;
The art of gardening - with virtually no work.
Aug 01, 1998;
Lancs-less task for the OU profs; Dennis Ellam is fair miffed with the Oxfordisation of two cultural icon s.
Aug 01, 1998;
Why Labour is still stuck in traffic; Midland drivers will have to put up with traffic jams while they wait f or the Government's public transport promises to materialise, says Chris Gray.
Aug 01, 1998;
Pop's compact with the devil; Graham Findlay is suffering from CD rage.
Aug 01, 1998;
More jams tomorrow.
Aug 01, 1998
Let's not miss the bus.
Aug 01, 1998
ALL SHOOK UP; American-style fun palace for adults in Solihull is packing them in. Fi nola Lynch finds out just what civilised adventures are in store.
Aug 01, 1998;
A case for winter baskets; Forget dull summer, bring a shine to winter instead, says Roger Clerk.
Aug 01, 1998;
Leeks bordering on the eternal.
Aug 01, 1998
Beautiful treasures can be crystal clear; ANTIQUES Richard Edmonds previews the many attractions at the NEC's August Fair.
Aug 01, 1998;
'Chocolate box' masterpieces; COLLECTING Harry Hawkes looks at a new book on the work of talented art ist Arthur Elsley.
Aug 01, 1998;
A history maker with education in his blood; You're honoured: Birmingham's first black councillor Bert Carless has r eceived an OBE. YOUR HONOUR.
Aug 01, 1998
Medicine to make you feel good; Finola Lynch visits an alternative to Birmingham's alternative venue.
Aug 01, 1998;
Fine wine writing for all tastes.
Aug 01, 1998
Have a little faith in your pot.
Aug 01, 1998
Ain't no topping her now.
Aug 01, 1998
A chippy off the old block; search of another gastronomic hot potato, Finola Lynch visits an award- winning Erdington chip shop looking for the perfect fish supper.
Aug 01, 1998;
ANNIE'S KITCHEN.
Aug 01, 1998
Haunting and evocative picture.
Aug 01, 1998
Memories of lives in jazz; Jazz in Revolution. By John Dankworth (Constable, pounds 18.99). As Tho ugh I Had Wings. By Chet Baker (Indigo, pounds 6.99). Born Under The Sign Of Ja zz. By Randi Hultin (Sanctuary, pounds 14.99). Reviewed by Peter Bacon.
Aug 01, 1998
A genius held in grand reserve; Chekhov: A Biography. By Philip Callow (Constable, pounds 18.99). Revie wed by Richard Edmonds.
Aug 01, 1998
Compelling tale of lives entwined; Fair Exchange. By Lynne Reid Banks (Piatkus, pounds 16.99). Reviewed by Simon Evans.
Aug 01, 1998
A lesson in courage disguised as taste; Everybody Was So Young by Amanda Vaill (Little, Brown pounds 22.50). Re viewed by Richard Edmonds.
Aug 01, 1998
Pictures throw light on unseen faces of Marilyn; Marilyn Monroe: From Beginning to End. Photographs by Earl Leaf. (Casse ll, pounds 9.99). Reviewed by Lisa Piddington.
Aug 01, 1998
Beauty, bulimia and tragedy in the Austrian court; Death by Fame, a life of Elizabeth Emperess of Austria, by Andrew Sincl air (Constable: pounds 16.99). Reviewed by Richard Edmonds.
Aug 01, 1998
Complex years of a return to glory; Fifty Years of Europe: An Album. By Jan Morris (Penguin, pounds 7.99).
Aug 01, 1998
PICK OF THE WEEK.
Aug 01, 1998
Shouting the odds, but Running to nowhere; Run DMC Que Club, Birmingham.
Aug 01, 1998
They could have been good...; Blood Brothers ; Pheonix Theatre and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes ; Regent' s Park Open Air Theatre.
Aug 01, 1998