D Magazine March 1987

An English translation of the foreign intrigue coming soon to a dealer near you

A report from the front lines of automotive cleanliness

Since the new banking laws took effect January 1, Texas banks have been waiting for their princes to come. And waiting…

Also: Uncle Julio’s and Manuel

When it comes to the war on crime, the mayoral candidates have differing battle strategies

More than half of Dallas’s minority students are failing miserably in public schools. At least one DISD board member says the reason lies in the different learning patterns of inner-city children.

Why you should bring home more miracles of the deep

The return of the girdle

The $500,000 Question: who will be our next mayor?

And I’ll do your right shoe for free

WHAT YOU SHOULD CONSIDER BEFORE MAKING YOUR LARGEST PERSONAL TAX INVESTMENT

Meet deadly Dick Martin, the scourge of the amateur golf circuit – and hold on to your wallet

Racial violence didn’t erupt here in the Sixties. But a decade before, black families were firebombed while they lay sleeping in their homes. Here is an account of a shameful-and virtually ignored-chapter in Dallas history.

Why are these people smiling? Do they think they have your vote?

Well heeled, well connected, and well… one of them will be mayor.

Sandra Garratt outfits Dallasites for urban combat

Old punks never die. They just look that way.

The city elections on April 4 will mark a turning point for local government. Your vote will decide which of the council factions
will have the critical Sixth Vote.

Underground in Deep Ellum, a generation of kids searches for identity. Are they part of a new counterculture? Or are they rebels without a cause?