The Sunday Times Magazine March 30, 1980
MAIN FEATURES
Inside Liverpools police:
a remarkable new book based on a
years observation of operations in
Merseysides A Division shows
the tough and demanding world of
the city centre police in a revealing
new light. Photographs by
Don McCullin. Page 32
Edward Burra: a reassessment
of one of Britains major
painters in the light of two new
exhibitions of his work. Page 50
Young photographers: announcing
the Nikon/Sunday Times Scholarship
for the best young
photographer in Britain. Page 58
Face of the Eighties: Patti
Hansen, the model who stopped
the mighty roar of
New Yorks traffic. Page 60
Closely observed trains: portrait
of the man who devotes his life to
photographing the death of
the steam locomotive. Page 64
Californias latest gold rush:
U.S. West Coast vineyards have
plonked themselves in the middle ;
of the world-class wine business,
to the chagrin of the French. Page 78
LIFESPAN
Guide to Amsterdam:
how to get the most out of an
Easter trip to Amsterdam, the
worlds cosiest capital. In this weeks
nine-page guide we unearth the
citys hidden treasures where to
stay and what to pay, the pick of the
shops and the places to visit, where
to go and how to get there, the
good, cheap street food and the fine
restaurants. Begins on Page 97
Games: Chess and Bridge: plus
the Mephisto Crossword. Page 122
A Life in the Day of Tashi Younten,
Tibetan refugee. Page 126
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In our five-page section
for young readers this week we
show how earthquakes can and do -
happen in Britain and introduce
you to the inexpensive hobby of
cigarette card collecting. Theres
a competition for you and your
granny, and a guide to what to do
in the Easter holidays. Flash
Gordon continues his adventures
in the Ice Kingdom,
there is our usual Crack the Code
puzzle, a joke from DJ Kid ,
Jensen and a remarkable picture of
,. well, see for yourself. Page 116
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