D Magazine January 1979

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BEST & WORST
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CAN DALLAS KEEP HARRY PARKER?
He wants to be the director of a major museum. And if Dallas doesn’t give him one, someone else will.
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David Dillon
DINING OUT A Critical Guide to Restaurants
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FAMILIES, Simple, Uncomplicated Lives
What do I really have in common with my mother and her mother?
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Jo Brans
HEALTH Seeing Things In Their True Colors
What’s it like being colorblind? I’ll tell you when you tell me what it’s like not being colorblind.
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Charles Matthews
LETTERS
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PREVIEWS JANUARY EVENTS
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PUZZLING Pentagon Paper
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Peggy Oglesby
The car
A bit of nostalgia for the cars we used to drive, some cosmetic and mechanical advice for the car you now drive, and some predictions about the car you will drive before very long.
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THE CONSUMER Something Old, Something New
How can you be sure that prize antique wasn’t born yesterday?
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Tom Peeler
The Dallas Times Herald’s First Ladies of Fashion
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THE END OF THE WORLD
Nineteen hundred years ago a city died. It’s being reborn in Dallas this month.
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G. W. Bowersock
The Making of a Governor, 1979
George Steffes has the most important job in Texas politics-turning a Republican victory into a Republican administration.
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Jim Atkinson
THE VIETNAM TIME BOMB
For many combat veterans the war will never end. It can explode, without warning, in their minds.
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Rowland Stiteler
THUMB AWARDS
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UP FRONT Family Feud Threatens Full Disclosure for Belo
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WINDFALLS
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Yvonne Saliba