he Princess Marguerite remains

docked in the Inner Harbour, as

many of her supporters fight to keep
= her from the scrap heap. Some say a
Stationary attraction is the answer — but
a growing number say the Maggie has
many voyages ahead and resent
permanent moorage as an indignity
against the 42-year-old Scottish-built
steamer. See our Top Story /3

‘@ LIFE’S LIKE THAT: There are people who
simply adore their cholesterol and
saturated fats — and it’s been no easy task
for Joan Myles to wrestle old habits from
her husband’s waistline. /5

= M& GOLDENROD: A woman’s pain is eased
by a simple act. Ivy Kent recalls a touching
story of warmth and charity, set in the
hallways and rooms of a small hospital.

/6

& DR. TOMORROW: Trails of dust are left

by horses — and trails of turbulence are _—j
left by Stealth bombers. Frank Ogden says
governments just can’t keep up in the age
of-technology. /7