September 1976

Aug 31, 1976 — By Jan Reid

Two self-styled Texas soldiers of fortune engineered one of the more bizarre jailbreaks in history. Here’s how it happened.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Judy Benson

From alpha to omega, you can’t tell the sorority girls apart without a scorecard.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Prudence Mackintosh

Especially for sorority sisters.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Paul Burka

. . .but back home? Never.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Richard West

Can Texas Democrats find happiness? In New York, maybe—

Aug 31, 1976 — By Brad Cooper

If the boot fits, wear it.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Russell Lee

A great photographer looks at plain people caught in the hard times of another Texas.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Frank Bailey

How do you know when an artichoke has come of age?

Aug 31, 1976 — By richardbonner

There are five private banks left in Texas. Why?

Aug 31, 1976 — By William Broyles

Aug 31, 1976 — By W. L. Taitte

Glenn Gould and Peter Serkin have always beenn far-out, but new recordings suggest a certain mellowing.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Michael Mewshaw

Why the best years of our lives weren’t.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Larry L. King

Why you shouldn’t lose any sleep over your congressman’s nocturnal habits.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Joe Nick Patoski

Western swing will never die, and Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys will never retire.

Aug 31, 1976 — By John Deaton

Your doctor’s got some new ways of getting under your skin.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Marie Brenner

Bingo Long is a baseball movie even a non-fan can love.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Texas Monthly

Luster’s last stand.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Paul Burka

Getting a head.

Aug 31, 1976 — By Texas Monthly

Aug 31, 1976 — By Richard West