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July 25, 1980

Alan Wells Won Olympic

June 1, 1982

Pope John Paul II in Glasgow.

May 21, 1983

TSB Bank Scotland (Now Lloyds TSB Scotland) Formed

January 5, 1984

Ronald MacDonald Douglas, Prominent Scottish Nationalist Died.

February 2, 1987

Alistair Maclean, Scottish Novelist, Dies

December 21, 1988

A Bomb Explodes on Board Pan Am Flight 103 Over Lockerbie, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, Killing 270

July 6, 1988

Explosion on North Sea Oil Rig Piper Alpha

November 7, 1990

Captain Ian C. Cameron, a Bagpiper, Composer, and Author Dies, Edinburgh

March 2, 1990

The Queen Officially Inaugurated Glasgows Year as Cultural Capital of Europe

April 18, 1992

Final Performance at the Grassmarket, Edinburgh Premises of the Traverse Theatre

November 30, 1996

Stone of Destiny, Stolen by the English, Returned to Scotland, 700 Years Later

November 27, 1996

First Deaths From E-Coli Outbreak in Lanarkshire, Scotland

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