D Magazine April 1989

Also: Al’s New York Style Deli, Colombo’s

If you’re still buying Food Club white vinegar in a nonbreakable container, wake up and smell the raspberries.

Is the man who sent Randall Dale Adams to Death Row and defends Walker Railey one lowdown, sleazy lawyer? Or a top-seeded gladiator who fights for the thrill of winning?

What to do (and what not to do) when the IRS says “Prove it.”

And Now…Johnny, Ted, Oprah, Geraldo, Mort, and Phil Meet Ramses the Great!!

If Dallas wants to be an international marketplace, we’ll have to outgrow some small-town problems.

EVERY CANDIDATE FOR CITY COUNCIL IS FOR POTHOLE REPAIR AND AGAINST CRIME. BUT OPINIONS ARE EASY TO COME BY; WISDOM IS NOT. THAT’S WHY WE ASKED THESE QUESTIONS – TO FIND OUT WHAT OUR WOULD – BE LEADERS REALLY KNOW.

Toiling for the arts and diseases has always been the way to break into Dallas society. But now, it’s a whole new, er, ball game. And the playing field is wide open…

The Carter controversy is not really about Gary Edwards. Or football. Or no-pass, no-play. It’s about a desperate teachers’ union struggling for power over administrators. And it’s as ugly as it is unfair.