D Magazine November 1984

Adjustable rate mortgages: The good, the bad and the iffy

Rebirth on Jefferson hints at revival in Oak Cliff

How Mrs. Baird’s keeps on rising

Ski stats for a peak vacation Compiled

Our Guide to Lower Fares, Better Food and Fewer Hassles

It’s determined. It’s delightful. It’s DeSoto.

The hottest new restaurants in the Metroplex

Reagan: The likely winner-but not a trend-setter

Can artistic quality be transplanted?

Financial planning for the long haul

Doc Rogers doesn’t fool with Mother Nature

The responsibility factor: Who’s to blame?

When women’s lib loses to a greasy tradition

With planning and a bit of chutzpah, you can fly for less money than the airlines would have you know. Herewith, some strategies. Some are applied common sense. Some are a bit sneaky. There’s a gray area between the boundaries of underground shopping and the downright unethical, so let your conscience be your guide. And be careful. We’re not saying we’ve done all these. We’ve just heard about them, you know.

Dallas high schools’ gridiron greats

What’s booming, what’s looming

W.A. Criswell marks 40 years at First Baptist

The once-lowly strip shopping center comes of age

New Mexico skiing has it all-sunshine, powder, and variety.

How Linda Faulkner set the party line

Ronald Cohen made millions for some of his investors. He also masterminded the largest stock fraud in Dallas history.

Mad Dog O’Reilly: Our Lady of Perpetual Litigation

The laid-back pleasures of Scotland