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- Buzz - December 26, 1996
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Thank you, ma'am -
December 26, 1996
Medical City still practicing drive-through deliveries -
Countermove -
December 19, 1996
Wrestling referees won't let girls on their mats - Buzz - December 19, 1996
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Observer honored -
December 12, 1996
Staff writer wins two Griot awards - Buzz - December 12, 1996
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Darling, you smell -
December 12, 1996
Local company accused of dumping animal carcasses in Minnesota stream -
Dog daze -
December 5, 1996
Dr. Berman puts pets in touch with their inner puppy - Buzz - December 5, 1996
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Grab your torches -
November 28, 1996
Ministers want Arlington to clamp down on witches - Buzz - November 28, 1996
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Dig 'em up, move 'em out -
November 21, 1996
Columbus Realty races to move paupers graves - Buzz - November 21, 1996
- Buzz - November 14, 1996
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Zero tolerance -
November 14, 1996
Voters dump the Wise County attorney for going easy on recreational pot users -
Never mind -
November 14, 1996
The public can have some say on the site for a new cultural center. But not too much. -
World of difference -
November 7, 1996
"Gay-friendly" businesses carve a comfortable niche in North Oak Cliff -
Observer honored -
November 7, 1996
Writers win awards from Dallas Press Club, Dallas Bar Association - Buzz - November 7, 1996
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What a mandate -
October 31, 1996
The votes are in, and Donna Blumer lives on -
The eyes of Texas -
October 31, 1996
An Aggie wonders whether we all should get to see the Longhorn playbook -
Accidental scam -
October 24, 1996
Little League officials meant well, but their raffle was a crime - Buzz - October 24, 1996
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Promise keeper? -
October 24, 1996
Take your stand--on Donna Blumer's neck if necessary - Buzz - October 17, 1996
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Falling star -
October 17, 1996
In the black business community, Alphonso Solomon's promise isn't worth much anymore -
Bye-bye, Buddy -
October 17, 1996
The News dumps a cartoonist for daring to make fun of politicians - Buzz - October 10, 1996
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The devil's work is never done -
October 10, 1996
Plano's butt-paddling preacher is now accused of business fraud - Buzz - October 3, 1996
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Firing back -
October 3, 1996
Ousted Performance Nutrition CEO files a lawsuit of his own -
The bloody truth -
October 3, 1996
Barry Switzer testifieson booze, black men,and red wine -
Just say yes -
October 3, 1996
Dallas Indian centerfails to ask for a crucialinjection of money -
The price of privilege -
September 26, 1996
Highland Park ISD's expansion plans target the homes of the district's less affluent residents -
Smuggler's blues -
September 26, 1996
Crow son-in-law gets six months in a Dallas halfway house for his dealings witha Libyan finance minister -
Making book -
September 19, 1996
Author Alasan Mansaray is peddling his first novel any way that comes to mind - Buzz - September 19, 1996
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Too hot -
September 12, 1996
Observer report prompts firing of Performance Nutrition founder -
Lawn time coming -
September 12, 1996
Starplex plans to settle lawsuit by improving disabled access - Buzz - September 12, 1996
- Buzz - September 5, 1996
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Mesquite grilled -
September 5, 1996
Cops throw a grandmother in jail for speeding to reach a wounded boy - Buzz - August 29, 1996
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A bittersweet deal -
August 29, 1996
Sexual harassment charges against Sky Chefs are settled quietly, and reluctantly -
Time out -
August 29, 1996
Youth soccer coach who had sex with player gets probation -
Academy of schemes -
August 22, 1996
School promoter given time out--in jail - Buzz - August 22, 1996
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To catch a thief -
August 22, 1996
The RTC is gone, but one accountant still tries to recover taxpayer money - Buzz - August 15, 1996
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Companies that whore -
August 15, 1996
Channel 8 sells its name to advertisers, including one of the state's biggest polluters -
Deadbeat update -
August 8, 1996
Vary founders Mica England and Ceslie Armstrong are wanted women. Literally. -
Own a piece of the sod -
August 8, 1996
Their boss invested the retirement fund in real estate, and employees wound up with dirt - Buzz - August 8, 1996
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Vary messy business -
August 1, 1996
A bill comes due for Ceslie Armstrong's defunct magazine - Buzz - August 1, 1996
- Buzz - July 25, 1996
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Black Tie winners -
July 25, 1996
The biggest gay fund raiser in Dallas is more popularity contest than charity -
KERA's fading signal -
July 18, 1996
Richie Meyer prepares to leave behind a struggling public radio station -
The art of the plea -
July 18, 1996
Trammell Crow's son-in-law admits to illegal dealings with Libya - Buzz - July 18, 1996
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The power of the picket -
July 11, 1996
It doesn't pay to cross Daisy Joe - Buzz - July 11, 1996
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Debbie has left the building -
July 4, 1996
The Star-Telegram's top editor disappears, but staffers aren't sure they can celebrate yet - Buzz - July 4, 1996
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No man is an island -
June 27, 1996
A Dallas businessman's ties to a fictional nation carry no weight in federal court - Buzz - June 27, 1996
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Back in the spotlight -
June 27, 1996
A snitch fingers Colin Ridgway's widow in her husband's murder -
Hoping for the worst -
June 20, 1996
Defense lawyers itch for a health-care fraud bonanza - Buzz - June 20, 1996
- Buzz - June 13, 1996
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Taxman cometh -
June 13, 1996
IRS drops the other shoe on former First Republic bankers -
Held back by love -
June 6, 1996
A special-education student will remain with her friends -
Campaign casualty -
June 6, 1996
Cheryl Wattley's appointment to the federal bench is M.I.A. in presidential politics - Buzz - June 6, 1996
- Buzz - May 30, 1996
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'M' is for mad as hell -
May 30, 1996
Petty politics detour the M Streets traffic plan -
Final chapter -
May 23, 1996
A center for Texas literature at UNT closes -
Observer wins national awards -
May 23, 1996
Paper takes honors in general excellence and women's affairs - Buzz - May 23, 1996
- Observer names Lyons editor - May 23, 1996
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Tarnished hero -
May 16, 1996
When a heart-warming story gets ugly - Buzz - May 16, 1996
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Lean to the left, lean to the right -
May 9, 1996
The Star-Telegram struggles to please -
Out of bounds -
May 9, 1996
Youth-soccer coach indicted for sexual assault of one his players - Buzz - May 9, 1996
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Power of words -
May 2, 1996
Hispanics demand a school-board member's resignation after comments in the Observer -
A tale of four streets -
May 2, 1996
A zoning fight could split Deep Ellum - Buzz - May 2, 1996
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Rent check -
April 25, 1996
Christina Swann wins federal case - Buzz - April 25, 1996
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Hard lesson -
April 25, 1996
Dreams of an African-American prep school wane -
Epidemic of hope -
April 18, 1996
A new family of drugs may offer AIDS patients a new lease on life - Buzz - April 18, 1996
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Net profit -
April 11, 1996
Making a buck off Internet neophytes - Buzz - April 11, 1996
- Buzz - April 4, 1996
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Seeing yellow -
April 4, 1996
Dallas massage therapist says SWBYP's gives folks the wrong idea about his business -
Fouled nest -
April 4, 1996
Chicken king Bo Pilgrim meets his critics on his home turf -
History in the making -
March 28, 1996
Richardson video company searches for past heroes and gets rave reviews -
Cutting class -
March 28, 1996
Hasty departure of RISD chief leaves district in a school daze -
Against all odds -
March 21, 1996
Defense attorney girds for battle against U.S. Attorney Coggins - Memo of the Week - March 21, 1996
- Buzz - March 21, 1996
- Buzz - March 14, 1996
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Alarming news -
March 14, 1996
City has no burning desire to collect false-alarm fines -
Out of bounds -
March 7, 1996
GOP congressional candidate Sessions crosses lines to get son into prized school - Buzz - March 7, 1996
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Somebody say amen! -
February 29, 1996
The Rev. Sheron Patterson brings the word to black singles - Buzz - February 29, 1996
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Peavy sues Observer -
February 22, 1996
Former trustee says publication of racist, sexist comments invades privacy - Buzz - February 22, 1996
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'A little bit of revenge' -
February 22, 1996
Stung Star-Telegram yanks Ivins column from Observer -
Funny money -
February 15, 1996
Kimberly-Clark gets benevolent with Florida county's cash - Buzz - February 15, 1996
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Dead man waiting -
February 15, 1996
After a decade on death row, Andre Lewis grasps at straws Andre Lewis is a dead man waiting. - Buzz - February 8, 1996
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Holding on -
February 8, 1996
The Krasniqis get legal clout from an unexpected quarter -
Prosecutor under fire -
February 1, 1996
Wise County Attorney draws challenge on pot, DWI policies - Buzz - February 1, 1996
- Buzz - January 25, 1996
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Classless act -
January 25, 1996
Star-Telegram knuckles under to Christian group, reassigns gay editor -
Virtual realty -
January 18, 1996
Real-estate agents face extinction in an information-rich century 21 - Buzz - January 18, 1996
- Buzz - January 11, 1996
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Stop the music -
January 11, 1996
KERA-FM goes for gab in effort to grab ratings -
Unruly student -
January 4, 1996
TWU student fights to keep regents meetings open - Buzz - January 4, 1996
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