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Life Imitates TV: Developer Buys Ewing Oil!

By Sally Giddens | 34 years ago

WHY THE BEST DEAL IN DALLAS IS NOT IN DALLAS

By BEN JONES | 34 years ago

UPDATE

By Richard West | 34 years ago

THUMB AWARD Perot’s Gift Is A Brain Gain

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

This Will Blow You Away

By Sally Giddens | 34 years ago Six Weapons Systems Made At A Defense Plant Near You

Tap Tap Stomp: Clogging The Night Away

By J.p. | 34 years ago

TABLES D’ HAUTE

By D Magazine | 34 years ago Three restaurants by Paul Draper titillate our appetites with a visual feast

Students Beat Stock Market Pros-No Bull

By Preston Lerner | 34 years ago

STREET TALK

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

STARK REALITIES

By D Magazine | 34 years ago A project by Harvey Phillips and Frank Ryburn is a white jewel in a gritty landscape.

PROFILES

By D Magazine | 34 years ago A brief look at four favorites who will be battling it out during WCT ’88.

PARTING SHOT

By CHRIS TUCKER | 34 years ago Campaign ’88: Who can win? Who can govern?

OUR MAN DOWNTOWN

By CECIL SHARP | 34 years ago To thousands of Dallas blacks, John Wiley Price is the pipeline to power. The flamboyant county commissioner is a man on a mission. Like his daddy always said, "It’s better to die for a cause than because."

NOTED & QUOTED

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

Medical Update ADVERTISEMENT

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

MARCH EVENTS OPENERS

By JEFF POSEY | 34 years ago

AIDS: SEVEN DAYS IN THE CRISIS

By SKIP HOLLANDSWORTH | 34 years ago These sixty-one doctors and therapists, victims and volunteers, are fighting the battle against AIDS. So far, they’re losing.

Lance Armstrong: “I Was a Teenaged Ironman”

By Mark Henricks | 34 years ago

It’s All Yuppie Muzak To Me

By Jeff Posey | 34 years ago

IT WAS 20 YEARS AGO TODAY

By Tom Koch | 34 years ago

Hospital Death Count: Do The Feds’ Figures Lie?

By Kathy Dinsdale | 34 years ago

GEORGE HARDIE REMEMBERS…

By GEORGE HARDIE | 34 years ago George Hardie cast his collegiate lot with SMU in the 1970s and went on to play professional tennis. Today he’s a Dallas businessman with fond memories of WCT years gone by. Here he reviews the yearly spring ritual, beginning with the first WCT Finals meeting in 1971.

FROM THE COAST

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

FILE IT AWAY

By W.B. | 34 years ago

EDITOR’S PAGE

By Ruth Miller Fitzgibbons | 34 years ago The politics of AIDS: a bitter struggle for compassion and money

EATING AROUND AGNEW’S: MIXED RESPONSE

By D Magazine | 34 years ago Also: Jonathan’s, Koonazz, Tong’s

DEATH FROM THE SKY

By MIKE SHROPSHIRE | 34 years ago When the red phone rings, the bomber crews at Carswell Air Force Base will be ready. You may not know what goes on 34 miles west of Dealey Plaza, but the Soviets sure do.

DALLAS EXPLAINED

By Wendy Bagwell | 34 years ago

DALLAS City of Winners

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

CARS IMAGE ’88

By PRESTON LERNER | 34 years ago Move over, Mercedes. Even Mazda has squeezed in on the status car craze.

BOOKS ROTTEN APPLE

By CHRIS TUCKER | 34 years ago Can anyone chronicle the fall of New York better than Tom Wolfe? Ayyyyy, fuhgedaboudit.

Apocalypse Now: The Tax Collector’s Race

By Chris Tucker | 34 years ago
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