August 1991
Features
Never before had a correctional officer been tried for the murder of an inmate—and never before had such chilling details been revealed about how our prisons really work.
Face to face with wrestling’s Wild Horse, Lone Ranger, and Road Warrior.
When urban stress sets the nerves ajangle, it’s comforting to know there is a Japanese garden nearby.
From real river water to its playful German theme, Schlitterbahn’s totally tubular!
Once part of a vast South Texas ranch, Lebh Shomea is a spiritual retreat where pilgrims listen to what absolute quiet has to say.
Columns
Deadly explosions at Texas petro-chemical plants have been linked to under-trained outside workers.
When a rare disorder damaged his voice, Johnny Bush had to decide between singing and speaking.
Reporter
Indifference to the KKK may mean that the secret organization has a new cross to bear.
Miscellany
A Dallas insurance firm’s big gamble—backing holes in one at golf tournaments—was right on the money.
Thirty-five years ago, a Harlingen publisher turned in to Hispanic radio, only to become Texas’ least-known media mogul.

