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A FIRST-CENTURY FOO DOG, A 19TH-CENTURY CHURCH, AN OLD GOAT

By RICHARD WEST | 34 years ago and other antiquities in shiny new North Dallas

ALL MAPPED OUT

By D Magazine | 34 years ago Shopping, amusements, museums and golf courses

COMMUNAL KNOWLEDGE

By D Magazine | 34 years ago Getting to know your neighborhood

DALLAS City of Winners

By D Magazine | 34 years ago During his first term in office. Mayor A. Starke Taylor demonstrated that he was truly a representative of all the citizens of Dallas. The following excerpts from his second inaugural address upon re-election indicate that this continues to be his goal as a true servant of all the people of Dallas.

DAMN THIS TRAFFIC JAM

By D Magazine | 34 years ago Untangling the moving mess

DINING NEW ARRIVALS

By D Magazine | 34 years ago The hottest new restaurants in the Metroplex

DOOMSDAY

By JAN JARVIS | 34 years ago They were clean-cut student leaders. All-American boys who just happened to think Hitler had some good ideas. So they set out to purify Paschal High.

EDITOR’S PAGE

By Terry Murphy | 34 years ago From the Publisher: D and Dallas on a roll

FAMILY BIRDS, BEES AND BOYS

By Prudence Mackintosh | 34 years ago The facts of life, Eighties style

GRAND PRIX, GRAND SCAM-GRAND JURY?

By ANGELA ENRIGHT & JAN JARVIS | 34 years ago

HIGH-TECH INSURANCE FOR THE FORTUNE 500

By Alan Peppard | 34 years ago

HOMEGROWN

By D Magazine | 34 years ago Things made in our own back yard

IDEAS SOUL OF A CITY

By Chris Tucker | 34 years ago The Dallas Institute ponders our future

INSIGHTS

By Robert A. Wilson | 34 years ago Where The Heart Is

July Events OPENERS

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

JUST THE FACTS

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

KNOCK ON WOOD BEFORE BUYING YOUR FENCE

By Lucie Nelka | 34 years ago

LAST CHANCE TO SAY SOMETHING ABOUT CENTRAL

By A.E. | 34 years ago

LATCHKEY KIDS

By MARK DONALD | 34 years ago Every day after school thousands of children come home to boredom, loneliness, even fear. Other cities are reaching out to help them. Why aren’t we?

LAUNDRY & LIBATIONS: A MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE

By A.E. | 34 years ago

LETTERS

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

LONG SHOTS LEAD NOWHERE

By J.J. | 34 years ago

MOVING TO THE MECCA-PLEX

By D Magazine | 34 years ago The good, the bad, and the essential of the place we call home

PROFILE DAN JENKINS

By Russ Pate | 34 years ago On life, golf, writing and Fort Worth

SELECT COMMITTEE: SEN. GRAMM’S WORST-KEPT SECRET

By A.E. | 34 years ago

STREET TALK

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

THUMB AWARD EDDIE, A FAN’S WORST FRIEND

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

THUMB AWARD MORE GRIEF FOR MONCRIEF

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

THUMB AWARD SADDLE-SORE SHERIFF?

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

WHAT TO HIT

By D Magazine | 34 years ago The best bets in town

WHAT TO MISS

By D Magazine | 34 years ago Some of the worst things around

WINDFALLS

By Lucie Nelka | 34 years ago
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