D Magazine August 1985

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0’ DINING SHRINE
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D Magazine
A PLACE AT THE TABLE
Fame is fleeting and quality inconstant for the restaurants in the running
By
W.L.T.
August Events OPENERS
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D Magazine
August FASHION DATELINE
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D Magazine
BREAD AND WINE
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D Magazine
DALLAS City of Winners
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D Magazine
DWI UPDATE: WILL NEW LAWS CONVINCE STUBBORN JUDGES?
By
Shermakaye Bass
from ACCOST THE WAITER AND ORDER THE BRIE (1928)
By
Ernest Hemingway
from THE LUNCH SONG OF J. ALFRED PRUFROCK (1919)
By
T. S. Eliot
from WHAT MAISIE CHEWED (1912)
By
Henry James
FW: PROTECTING ITS IMAGE
By
J.J.
IF FAMOUS WRITERS REVIEWED RESTAURANTS
By
Chris Tucker
LAWYERS NAMED BEST
By
A.E.
LES FANCIES PASSING
In breathless anticipation of sushi fajitas, a glance back at where we’ve been
By
T.A.
LETTERS
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D Magazine
Restaurant Religion
As gourmania grows, going out to eat becomes a holy pilgrimage with its own sacred rites
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D Magazine
SOMETHING’S ROTTEN IN 4 COUNTRY
How a newsroom fell to bureaucratic bungling, lousy pay, pitiful morale, inadequate equipment, sensationalized reporting.. .and an editor who couldn’t even find Mesquite.
By
Dennis Holder
STREET TALK
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D Magazine
THE LAW STRIKING BACK
A new law offers protection for battered women. But will police enforce it?
By
Mark Donald
THUMB AWARD FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE
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D Magazine
THUMB AWARD HOLDING A SMOKING GUN
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D Magazine
THUMB AWARD PRIVATE AID, PUBLIC HONOR
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D Magazine
WHERE TO TAKE WHOM FOR WHAT
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W.L.T.
Who Really Runs Fort Worth?
Dallas figures that if a guy is smart enough to be rich, he’s smart enough to run the city. In Fort Worth, they think that anyone with that much money must be a crook. So…
By
JAN JARVIS
WINDFALLS
By
Lucie Nelka