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KNOCK ON WOOD BEFORE BUYING YOUR FENCE

By Lucie Nelka | 35 years ago

WINDFALLS

By Lucie Nelka | 35 years ago

WHAT TO MISS

By D Magazine | 35 years ago Some of the worst things around

WHAT TO HIT

By D Magazine | 35 years ago The best bets in town

THUMB AWARD SADDLE-SORE SHERIFF?

By D Magazine | 35 years ago

THUMB AWARD MORE GRIEF FOR MONCRIEF

By D Magazine | 35 years ago

THUMB AWARD EDDIE, A FAN’S WORST FRIEND

By D Magazine | 35 years ago

STREET TALK

By D Magazine | 35 years ago

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

By A.E. | 35 years ago

PROFILE DAN JENKINS

By Russ Pate | 35 years ago On life, golf, writing and Fort Worth

MOVING TO THE MECCA-PLEX

By D Magazine | 35 years ago The good, the bad, and the essential of the place we call home

LONG SHOTS LEAD NOWHERE

By J.J. | 35 years ago

LETTERS

By D Magazine | 35 years ago

LAUNDRY & LIBATIONS: A MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE

By A.E. | 35 years ago

LATCHKEY KIDS

By MARK DONALD | 35 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?

LAST CHANCE TO SAY SOMETHING ABOUT CENTRAL

By A.E. | 35 years ago

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

By RICHARD WEST | 35 years ago and other antiquities in shiny new North Dallas

JUST THE FACTS

By D Magazine | 35 years ago

July Events OPENERS

By D Magazine | 35 years ago

INSIGHTS

By Robert A. Wilson | 35 years ago Where The Heart Is

IDEAS SOUL OF A CITY

By Chris Tucker | 35 years ago The Dallas Institute ponders our future

HOMEGROWN

By D Magazine | 35 years ago Things made in our own back yard

HIGH-TECH INSURANCE FOR THE FORTUNE 500

By Alan Peppard | 35 years ago

GRAND PRIX, GRAND SCAM-GRAND JURY?

By ANGELA ENRIGHT & JAN JARVIS | 35 years ago

FAMILY BIRDS, BEES AND BOYS

By Prudence Mackintosh | 35 years ago The facts of life, Eighties style

EDITOR’S PAGE

By Terry Murphy | 35 years ago From the Publisher: D and Dallas on a roll

DOOMSDAY

By JAN JARVIS | 35 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.

DINING NEW ARRIVALS

By D Magazine | 35 years ago The hottest new restaurants in the Metroplex

DAMN THIS TRAFFIC JAM

By D Magazine | 35 years ago Untangling the moving mess

DALLAS City of Winners

By D Magazine | 35 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.

COMMUNAL KNOWLEDGE

By D Magazine | 35 years ago Getting to know your neighborhood

ALL MAPPED OUT

By D Magazine | 35 years ago Shopping, amusements, museums and golf courses
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