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By Bill Porterfield | 44 years ago The Last Willful Testament of Emil Schnittker

Banking Ranking: First National on Top

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Bonanza vs. the Burgers

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Collecting Entrancing Entrances

By Tom Peeler | 44 years ago It takes only a few antiques to make your foyer more than just a place to hang your hat.

DINING OUT/Food and Spirts

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EDITORS’ NOTEBOOK

By Jim Atkinson | 44 years ago

Hanging Out at the Blue Note

By David Bauer | 44 years ago

How They Plan to Save Lakewood Shopping Center

By Si Dunn | 44 years ago

How WBAP Won the Rangers

By D Magazine | 44 years ago

Inside The Jewish Establishment

By David Ritz | 44 years ago

KEEPING UP/Arts and Entertainment

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LETTERS

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POLITICS

By Jim Atkinson | 44 years ago Taxes, Our Taxes

PUBLISHER’S PAGE

By Wick Allison | 44 years ago

PUZZLING

By Peggy Oglesby | 44 years ago # 114 I Do - Maybe

Radio Rumors: KRLD

By D Magazine | 44 years ago

Robert Wilson to The Rescue

By D Magazine | 44 years ago

See Where They Run

By Robert Finklea | 44 years ago

SKI COUNTRY

By Patsy Leftwich | 44 years ago D’s Guide to the Slopes This Winter

40 Greatest Stories

The Cement Prairie

By Doug Holley | 44 years ago American Indians all across the country know about the intersection of Peak and Bryan streets—where they come to make a start in a strange, cold city.

The Consummate Picnic for White RockPark

By Frank Bailey | 44 years ago

The Regeneration Generation

By Ashley Cheshire | 44 years ago

Why Ed Acker Left Braniff

By D Magazine | 44 years ago

Will Mercantile Join the Holding Pattern?

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WINDFALLS

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