The Sunday Times Magazine May 15, 1977

Television should ads be banned
from childrens TV? Page 19
Arts review of a gallery of show-
biz paperbacks. Page 20
Law this weeks new safeguards
for consumers. Page 23
Arts Image of the week. Page 23
Gardening - all you need to know
about weeds. Page 24
Food spice of the week. Page 26
Sport -the new teenage stars of
canoeing. Page 26
Shopping - how London merchants
and shops are coping with the Arab
invasion. Page 28
The white prince: the first of a three-
part series on how the African
legend of white lions came true, by
Chris McBride. Page 38
United at Leeds? The splendour of
Leeds Castle, Kent, venue of the
EEC Foreign Ministers mini sum-
mit meeting next week; photograph
by Kenneth Griffiths. Page 52
A star is porn: Dayle Haddon, star
of Just Jaeckins latest soft skin
flick Madame Claude, by Meriel
McCooey; photographs by Tony
Kent and J. T. Atlan. Page 60
Concordes day: a year after the
inauguration of the Washington
service, we follow a typical Con-
corde round-trip. Photographs by
Roger .:Perry., Below: Concorde
boarding pass and bag tag. Page 62

bridge Dy Boris ocnapiro; Chess by
Peter Clarke. Page 74
Plait du jour: East African hair-
styles, by Meriel McCooey; photo-
graphs by Clive Boursnell. Page 76
Sacred Cows: another reputation
reassessed. Frederic Raphael looks
at Graham Greene; illustration by
Su Huntley. Page 78

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