The Sunday Times Magazine January 27, 1980

The wealth of the Irish:
membership of the Common
Market has brought an economic
miracle to Ireland. Irish farmers
are now buying up land in England
and English building workers
can earn £600 a week in Dublin...
By Brian Moynahan. Photographs -
by Peter Marlow. Page 18
The Spruce Goose is loose:
thirty-two years ago millionaire
Howard Hughes locked away his
revolutionary flying-boat, the giant
Spruce Goose. Now she is free
again. Report by Derek Humphry.
Photographs by Ian Wright. Page 30|
Fonda at forty: actress Jane Fonda |
claims to be in better shape at 42 |
than she was at 21. And our
photographs seem to prove her |
point. But at my age, she says, 2
youve got to work at it. Report 
by Meriel McCooey. Page 36
Fondas exercise chart. Page 41
Viking treasures: as a foretaste to 
a major Magazine preview of next
months British Museum
exhibition The Vikings, Patricia
Connor reports on exciting new
Viking discoveries. Photographs
by David Cripps. Page 42

LIFESPAN

Matches: how many matches are
there in a matchbox ? It depends
which one you buy. Page 53
Fashion: the rise of the .
paper bag. Page 53
Campaign for Real Bread:
a baking chief bites back. Page 53
Television: the secrets of television
training, and one of its successes,
Anna Raeburn. Page 54
Chinese enamels: the
medium is the mug. Page 55
Body sculpture: a Beetle and its
curious metamorphosis. Page 57
The Savoy: as its cabaret closes,
the memories linger on. Page 57
Travel: the newest, fastest, highest
and longest that British Rail.
can offer. Page 58
Nature: a Lifespan guide to the
beautiful birdlife to be found
in Britain in winter. Page 58
Food sculpture: three artists
whose work is quite good enough
to eat. Page 61
Animals: the mad hatters
dogs dinner ? Page 62
Games: Chess and Bridge. Page 66
A Life in the Day of Peter Elliott
at the age of four. Page 70

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