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August 1976

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Features

Celebrating our favorite summer sport: people watching.

The Lord giveth the beach and the developer taketh away.

A tale of white sails, blue water, and how they turn refined men into barbarians.

That’s what country music is, and that’s why it plays in Peoria.

Nashville inspired Willie Nelson—to leave.

This politician controls the purse strings of the richest city in Texas. And he’s ready for bigger things.

American ingenuity has produced the telephone, the airplane, and nowÖthe breast pillow.

Did you know there’s more difference between Fudgsicles and Popsicles than the taste? The taxman does.

Columns

Business

When Dad Joiner signed away all his oil leases to H.L. Hunt, all the cards weren’t on the table. Some were still underground.

Travel

Don’t desert West Texas just because it’s hot and dry.

Books

The Final Days is just too much hocus-pocus.

Citywise

Peter Piper would love this story.

Film

If you thought this summer’s film lineup looked promising, pinch yourself. You’re dreaming.

Citywise

Your next home movies may not win any Academy Awards, but at least they don’t have to be rated ZZZZzzzz.

Dining Out

Tipping is a game of give and take. If all goes well, both waiter and diner do a lot of both.

Performance

“Buy now, play later,” says the Dallas Theater Center.

Reporter

Reporter

Miscellany

Poetry in motion.

The wild bunch.

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