"Multi-line header" - how?

["Glenn R. Kronschnabl" <grk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I am trying to get a header that looks something like the following:
(running jade 0.8 rtf output)

--- top of page ---

				    DRAFT
Program Name
Jan 1997
-------------------------------------------------------------------

(body text)

...

A couple of lessons learned thus far:
1) the DSSSL spec says that for simple-page-sequence the header should
only be a single line?????  What exactly can a line be?
2) make paragraph-break doesn't work in header (because of #1?)
3) I have tried using multiple display-groups, which comes out close
but the true "header" is empty and the display group just gets stuck
underneath the header (the header has a single null paragraph).  Even
weirder, extra spacing gets put before the DRAFT on the "right-page"
versus "left-page" even tho the dsssl code is the same.?

Here is the code I have tried:

       (page-header
        (make sequence
          (make display-group
            (make paragraph
              use: para-style
              quadding: 'center
	      font-weight: 'bold
              (literal "DRAFT")))
          (literal "Program Name")
          (make display-group
            (make paragraph
              use: para-style
              quadding: 'start
              (process-first-descendant "MONTH")
	      (literal " ")
              (process-first-descendant "YEAR")))
          (make rule
            orientation: 'horizontal
            space-before: %block-sep%
            space-after: %block-sep%
            line-thickness: 1pt
            length: %body-width%)
	)))

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers,
Glenn                                  
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