October 1975

Sep 30, 1975 — By Stephen Harrigan

The Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation is a braves’ new world.

Sep 30, 1975 — By Gregory Curtis

How the Dallas SPCA got itself indicted for cruelty to animals, and other shaggy dog stories.

Sep 30, 1975 — By Griffin Smith Jr.

Will there always be a Europe?

Sep 30, 1975 — By Doug Ramsey, W. L. Taitte and Chet Flippo

Building a classical, rock, country, and jazz library on a budget.

Sep 30, 1975 — By Carlene Brady

The word is out among young artists that our state is a good place to work.

Sep 30, 1975 — By Bill Porterfield

In today‘s tame, tame West, the cowboy seldom rides a horse and never carries a gun, but the cattle business is bigger than ever.

Sep 30, 1975 — By Babette Fraser Warren

Advocates of new public art symbols for Houston have uncovered a rat.

Sep 30, 1975 — By William Broyles

Sep 30, 1975 — By Michael Mewshaw

Can college athletics survive? Can short stories?

Sep 30, 1975 — By Al Reinert

Two women—one a conservative Republican, the other a liberal Democrat—are the best politicians in Houston.

Sep 30, 1975 — By The Customer's Man

On Wall Street, as in football, the option play isnít the big gainer it used to be.

Sep 30, 1975 — By Griffin Smith Jr.

The perfect European restaurant and some that come close.

Sep 30, 1975 — By Gregory Curtis

The irresistible lure of used paperbacks.

Sep 30, 1975 — By Texas Monthly

T-shirts and T-bones.

Sep 30, 1975 — By Texas Monthly

Sep 30, 1975 — By Paul Burka

Gridirony.

Sep 30, 1975 — By Richard West