First up is the Emperor's Warriors exhibition at the city artwork Centre, which attracted tens of heaps of americans over the summer time and remains spoke of to at the present time.
Over at Abbeyhill, there turned into a firearms incident. A police raid on the store container and flow in Montrose Terrace resulted in the owner firing a shot in an eight-hour stand off. The owner was later jailed for 34 months.
in the meantime, on the Scotsman places of work on North Bridge, it was all trade. personnel bid farewell to long term editor Eric B Mackay and additionally waved goodbye to the historic linotype machines of yesteryear, that have been lifted on to a flat mattress truck and consigned to the background books.
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An aerial shot of runners in Holyrood highway, showing Dumbiedykes, the Park Ale shops and gasworks. graphic taken December 1985.
photograph: Hamish Campbell
Scotsman Publications staff gather to current former Scotsman editor Eric B Mackay with his retiral gift in the Walnut corridor at North Bridge Edinburgh, November 1985. Editor Chris Baur (glasses) gives Mr Mackay a portray.
picture: Denis Straughan
The other checklist shop moved from the high road to Princes street in Edinburgh in December 1985. a person browses the 12" singles.
picture: bill Newton
institution of Edinburgh college students jogging across the scholar Centre in Bristo rectangular, December 1985.
photograph: Hamish Campbell
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