November 1977

Nov 1, 1977 — By Mike Hicks

Christmas gifts for those who have everything: service with a smile.

Nov 1, 1977 — By Cyndy Severson

Inside the cushy private boxes at Texas’ top sports stadiums, far from the madding crowd.

Nov 1, 1977 — By Gary Cartwright

Praise the Lord for gentle creatures and pass the ammunition.

Nov 1, 1977 — By Harry Hurt III

Leon Jaworski is cleaning up again.

Nov 20, 1977 — By Richard West

The pioneers who came to tame the West met their match in the land of Giant.

Nov 1, 1977 — By Texas Monthly

Some spicy meat rolls, a three-cornered hat, and a little pillow talk.

Nov 1, 1977 — By Texas Monthly

Readers choose up sides on issues of Houston cops, gas derregulation and raising kids.

Nov 1, 1977 — By Paul Burka

Homily grits.

Nov 1, 1977 — By Texas Monthly

The case of the missing ear; a musical World Series with plenty of winners; and a big book with a small chance for success.

Nov 1, 1977 — By Paul Burka

What happened when Big Oil and Big Government fought it out over the superport?

Nov 1, 1977 — By Martha Shulman

Will a vegetarian starve in France?

Nov 1, 1977 — By Robert Barnstone

John Connally proves that business makes for strange bedfellows.

Nov 1, 1977 — By Gregory Curtis

Move over Harold Robbons: religious books sell big.

Nov 1, 1977 — By William Broyles

Some nice words about the police, exploring Texas, and listening to opportunity knock.