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November 10, 1971

Kenny Dalglish Made His International Debut for Scotlands Football (Soccer) Team in a Match Against Belgium.

September 1, 1971

Sole Remaining Gas Street Lamp in Glasgow Was Lit for the Last Time

July 29, 1971

John Browns Clydebank Shipyard

July 2, 1971

Erskine Bridge Opened

June 23, 1971

Mass Protest in West of Scotland Against Closure of John Browns Shipyard.

September 20, 1972

Paul McCartney, One of the Beatles, Was Arrested for Possession of Marijuana at His Farm in the Mull of Kintyre, Scotland.

February 10, 1972

The Uninhabited Island of Rockall, in the Atlantic From the Western Isles, Incorporated as Part of Scotland

November 7, 1974

Writer Eric Linklater Dies in Orkney

November 7, 1975

The Scottish Daily News Ceased Publication Only Six Months After Launch.

May 16, 1975

Local Government (Scotland) Act (1974) Came Into Force

July 24, 1976

David Wilkie Won Olympic Gold

November 15, 1978

Muirhead & Sons Pipe Band Officially Disbands on Their 50th Anniversary, 1978

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