The Sunday Telegraph magazine (8 April 1984)

Good condition - yellowing to page edges - light wear

MERYL STREEP - "Woman of the Week"
three-quarter page

STAR GAZING GOES SKY HIGH - No longer content with earthbound telescopes, scientists are using balloons to pry deeper into the dark reaches of space
Four and a half pages

THE BARD IN BUBBLES - William Foster meets Anne Taute, the moving force behind comic-strip Shakespeare
Two and a half pages

THE BATTLE WE LOST AND WON - The day in 1066 King Harold was killed at Hastings ushered in one of the most glorious periods in Britain's art and architecture. Edwin Mullins looks at our Norman heritage
4 pages

THE ESSENCE OF THE EAST - "Frances"
The Sultan of Oman and the 'nose' behind top French perfumes create a new scent
2 pages

FASHION - "Living Dolls"
Pretty flimsy party clothes inspired by the costumes worn by Isadora Duncan. (Photographed on Adel Rootstein's flexible fibreglass mannequins)
2 pages

KOREA: PAST AND PRESENT - "The rewards of industry"
For centuries Korea was a country of conflict. Now the south is making economic strides and is a world leader in shipbuildings and clothing manufacture
3 page feature