D Magazine September 1981

The radio game in Dallas is no game at all. It’s a $50-million jungle in which 38 different stations are all ready to do anything to be number one.

How to find the best in old buys.

The killings make big headlines. Then they fade into obscurity. Often, a human life is ultimately reduced to a folder of papers in an unsolved homicides file.

Exploring nutrition myths and misinformation.

The black box: stereo’s hottest innovation.

Mayor Evans: the first hundred days.

There’s more to it than filling a bookcase.

Exploring the dangers of anesthesia.

Theme restaurants: just kitchen kitsch?

City planners have 29 labels to choose from.

The former Dallas school superintendent was obviously no failure at Real Estate 101

THIS SEASON’S OFFERINGS INHERIT THE BIG, BOLD, AND BRASSY LOOK OF THE GREAT SOUTHWEST.

His brother Julius was the philanthropist. George Schepps is the swinger. At 82, he can talk for days about wine, good beer, women, sex, and especially baseball.