It’s one of the best-kept secrets in the state. But what the Texas Memorial Museum needs is somebody’s attention.
William Booth
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The Museum That Time Forgot

Mining the Moon, Selling the Stars
Jun 30, 1986 — By William Booth
Their business may read like a sci-fi script, but these aging astronauts, former NASA engineers, technocrats, and high-risk junkies are serious about selling space.
Texas Monthly Reporter
May 31, 1986 — By William Booth
The boom has quietly ended in Iran; fruitivores live longer, says T. C. Fry; a repo man nabs a truck and a sheriff nabs him.

Texas Primer: The Stock Tank
Apr 30, 1986 — By William Booth
Without these funky watering holes, where would we—much less our cattle and sheep—be today?
Invasion of the Killer Beetles
Feb 1, 1986 — By William Booth
When southern pine beetles attack a Texas forest, there are only two cures: cut the trees down or let nature take its course.
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