D Magazine September 1990

T. Boone’s rich, powerful, and, somehow, just not what you’d expect.

THE POLICE HAD THE FIRST QUESTION: HAD SUSAN McINTOSH BEEN KILLED BY HER HUSBAND? THEIR FRIENDS HAD THE SECOND: DID THEY REALLY KNOW DANA McINTOSH?

A BUBBA FOR THE NINETIES?

Parents must decide if vaccinations are worth the risk. Some say no.

For five decades, Miss Inez has given Dallas sweet notes to live, play, and eat by.

WHAT I DID ON MY SUMMER VACATION

The state’s No. 1 Bubba is galloping toward the Governor’s Mansion. Will Ann Richards head him off at the pass? Can anyone explain the power of Claytie?

Read my lips: We want respect. Street lights would be nice, too.

In their skintight designer blues, the Dallas Cowboys lived the myth of “America’s Team.” Cheered on by blondes in hot pants, they were haughty and naughty-and damn good. But then Danny White couldn’t quite master the clutch play. And St. Landry couldn’t quite figure out why.

Choice, the newest notion in education reform, is a radical idea embraced by both liberals and conservatives. Does it stand a chance in Dallas?