Sunday Times Magazine April 20 1980 Andy Warhol Atlantic record Calvin Klein Bob Geldolf

The Sunday Times Magazine April 20, 1980

MAIN FEATURES
Ready, steady, Moscow: how the
USSR is painting the town in
preparation for the Olympics - the
biggest influx of foreigners since
the Napoleonic invasion. Page 30
Return of the maestro: Carlo
Maria Giulini plans his comeback
to the world of opera. Page 38
From rag trade to riches: the
making of Calvin Klein. Page 48
The Atlantic record: seventy-five
years ago the schooner Atlantic set
a record time, which still stands, for
a transatlantic crossing under sail.
Today we announce a Sunday Times
trophy to be held by the yachtsman
who can beat the Atlantics
achievement (details on page one
of the paper). Murray Sayle
describes the original 1905 race,
explains why the time is now ripe
for a successful attempt on the record
and tracks down the sad remains
of the Atlantic herself. Page 56
LIFESPAN
Rock music: Bob Geldof, the
talking singer. Page 85
Art: an exhibition of Imperial
Ottoman textiles. Page 86
Campaign for Real Bread: guide
to the loaves of Britain. Page 88
Gardening: when Britains small
gardeners go public. Page 91
Claire Bretécher. Page 94
Paperback writer: Godfrey Smith
writes about Alison Lurie. Page 97
Fish: is your scampi genuine ? Page 99
150 years of change: history in
Sunday Times advertisements. Page 99
Games: Chess and Bridge. Plus: the
Mephisto Crossword. Page 101
A Life in the Day of
Andy Warhol. Page 110
START HERE
In this weeks section for young
readers we talk to the girl
behind Penny Lewis, star of Grange
Hill, and launch a project to help
porotect the vanishing wild flowers
of Britain. We look at the strange
carvings of Bali and at the man who
lives in a canoe whose father wants
to live in a spaceship. John
Craven writes about conservation
and Lesley Judd chooses her letters
of the week. All this plus our star
joke, our regular puzzle
and the continuing adventures of
superhero Flash Gordon. Page 104

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