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Stop The Press!

Was the death of the Fort Worth Press murder or euthanasia?

All Systems Stop

It used to be pretty hard to make money on the stock market but at least there were some things you could count on.

The Wok Ethic

If you’ve ever wondered why your Chinese friend says “chop-chop,” look to the kitchen.

Our Favorite Restaurant

From the Mexico Package (September 1975).

Contest

Life and lively.

Our Favorite Hotel

From the Mexico Package (September 1975).

Tube or Not Tube?

What is happening to your children, sitting in front of the TV?

From Those Wonderful Folks Who Brought You Acapulco and Cancún . . .

Presenting Mexico’s newest built-from-scratch beach resort.

Behind the Lines

The Heartbreak of Turista

Good News for Christian Scientists; bad news for everybody else.

Crooked Shooters

Does crime pay?

Viva La Tequila!

The best ways to drink Mexico’­s best liquor.

Mexico: An Introduction

Four hundred and fifty years ago Texas was claimed for Spain by an adventurer who was washed ashore, naked and starving, on the beach at Galveston. Cabeza de Vaca was promptly made a slave by the vile, cannibalistic, and otherwise inhospitable Karankawa Indians. For the next 300 years (more than

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High Mass

A famous conductor tries again with a recording of Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis, and this time we think he’s got it right.

You Be the Judge

The battles in John Connally’s trial were fought before the jury, but the war may have been won offstage.

Stormy Weather

Why should Texans worry about New York going broke?

Say It with Music

Nashville, The Fortune, and Jaws: the perils and rewards of making it big.

Being Single: A True-Life Adventure

The loneliness of the long distance bachelor.

Forgotten Places

What Texas once was, so these wilderness areas still remain.

Good News

Cancer treatments, windshield wipers that don’t squeak, and other major breakthroughs on the frontiers of science.

The Old Menu and the Sea

Fresh fish, and other rarities at seafood restaurants.

Contest

A title match.

Menace in the Grass

What you can’t see can hurt you.

Behind the Lines

Tortuga’s Complaint

Peter Matthiessen writes of men pursuing a dying profession and Philip Roth pursues his critics.

Touts

Getting down to brass facts.

Roar of the Crowd

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Light Switch

Turning off the juice to Texas utilities.

Wanderers East, Wanderers West

Day of the Locust, French Connection II, The Passenger: doing some hard traveling.

Upward Nobility

How to tell what you‘re looking at: a guide to architectural Texas.

If It’s Tuesday, This Must Be Oakland

When Billy Martin takes his Texas Rangers on the road, the games are among the least of their worries.

Sometimes a Great Noshing

The intricate dietary laws of Kosher cooking have a latke going for them.

Contest

Just having a little pun.

Behind the Lines

The Hungry I

Frederick Exley shows how to get too much of a good thing.

AH Current

Cool off this summer with a dip into one of the state‘s best old-fashioned swimming holes.

Touts

The summer hath its joys.

Roar of the Crowd

The Graduates

A portfolio of the Class of 1975.

Don’t Think It Won’t Happen Just Because It Hasn’t Happened Yet

Killer bees, acid from the sky, and exploding railroad cars may all be in your future.

The Deadly Smell of Success

A new method of oil recovery means more energy, more wealth, and . . . death.

Not Guilty

John Connally on trial.

Country Kitchens

A guide to restaurants in the Hill Country.

Contest

Seeing triple.

Pop Art

Bringing up father is harder these days than it used to be.

Behind the Lines

Tortilla Flats

Will Tex-Mex music gain the world but lose its soul?

White Man’s Burden

Exploring the heavy price of Empire.