THE SUNDAY TIMES magazine Contents, April 27, 1975 

WORK AND WHY DO IT It isn't just the money: 12 people in different jobs talk to Susan Raven, Philip Jacobson and Moyra Ashford; photographs by Brian Seed. Page 14
 
How hard do the top people work? The daily grind that takes place on both sides of the Atlantic, by Meriel McCooey and Lesley Goldberg; illustration by Dan Fern. Page 28 

Labour of Love: some fundamental questions about work and how our efforts should be repaid, by Alasdair Clayre. Page 31 

The lunch of the century: a feast for the President of France by Paul Bocuse, France's number one chef. Report by Suzanne Patterson: cover and photographs by Anthony Blake. Page 36 

The day we won the cup: 25 years after one of the most memorable Wembley Cup Finals, John Hopkins traces the heroes of the Arsenal side that beat Liverpool. Photograph by Kenneth Griffiths. Page 42 

The snapping of the President: Arnold Newman, America's leading portrait photographer, and his portraits of the past six U.S. Presidents, from an exhibition of his work just opened in London. Page 50 

HOME FRONT Part three of our weekly series on how to look after and improve your home without calling in the experts. This week: protecting the water system and painting without pain. Page 59

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