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EVERY O ONE'S AHERO ; Today the Daily Record is paying tribute to the people who makeScotland great, at a glittering ceremony where they are the stars
2004
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2 Sam Paterson weighed little more than a bag of sugar when hewas born. At 2lbs 6oz, hewas so fragile that parents Mary and Sam, from Glasgow, could see his heart beating through his paper-thin skin. Sam's dad, also Sam, said: 'The only time he cried wasonce when nurses couldn't find a vein in his arm to take blood.' 4 James Gunning saved his neighbour's baby from a fire but his partner, Eleanor McGeeham, didn't know what James had done till the next day. Modest James, 46, of Glasgow, caught four-month-old Amina Mohammed when her mum Faduma dropped her 30ft from asmoke-filled flat. 34 Firemaster Brian Sweeney and the officers of Strathclyde Fire Brigade never gave uphope after the Stockline factory disaster. For days they tirelessly scoured the rubble for signs of life after the building in Maryhill, Glasgow, collapsed.
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