Ozone of His Own Texas environmentalists wonder when George W. Bush will face up to the consequences of killing the Tejas emissions-reduction program. [09-11-00] — Louis Dubose, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Karl Rove's Quick Count As the presidential race tightens, the Bush campaign doesn't seem to be worried. [09-11-00] — Robert Bryce, AUSTIN CHRONICLE The New Nuclear Family What was once inconceivable. [08-28-00] — Jonathan David Carroll, AUSTIN CHRONICLE The Candidate From Brown and Root As Halliburton CEO, Dick Cheney and his employer made millions on government projects. [08-28-00] — Robert Bryce, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Trial and Error Questions raised about whether cards were stacked against Davidians in their civil suit against the federal government. [08-21-00] — Robert Bryce, AUSTIN CHRONICLE In and Out Controversial Texas sodomy law may be struck down. [08-14-00] — Jonathan David Carroll, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Gorgeous George George P. Bush capitalizing on Latino roots to stump for Uncle George. [08-14-00] — Russell Contreras, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Gagging the Right Republicans muzzled the Religious Right during the GOP convention. [08-14-00] — Louis Dubose, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Domestic Bliss As gays and lesbians gain acceptance in society, more and more companies are offering health care benefits to their employees' domestic partners. [08-07-00] — Jonathan David Carroll, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Color of Justice A drug bust in tiny Tulia, Texas opens up old racial wounds and raises questions about the veracity of the undercover cop-for-hire who orchestrated it all. [07-31-00] — Nate Blakeslee, AUSTIN CHRONICLE The Reel World Korey Coleman started The Reel Deal as a scam; he ended up with a show. [07-17-00] — Sarah Hepola, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Leininger Unplugged Bad management and drug tests lead to demise of Texas cable news network. [07-17-00] — Robert Bryce, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Broken News Times Warner's struggling news channel lashes out at defectors. [07-17-00] — Erica C. Barnett, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Mr. Mom More men are taking time off from work to enjoy fatherhood. [07-03-00] — Jonathan David Carroll, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Welcome to Texasland
Bob Bullock's final monument to himself, the Texas State History Museum, won't have many historical documents, but it promises to be entertaining. [06-26-00] — Bill Crawford, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Big River How healthy is Austin's Colorado River? [06-19-00] — Dan Oko, AUSTIN CHRONICLE No G-Strings Attached U.S. Supreme Court ruling requires nude dancers to wear pasties and g-strings, but Austin won't be making any changes. [05-29-00] — Jonathan David Carroll, AUSTIN CHRONICLE A Work in Progress East Timor begins the process of reconstruction in its struggle for independence. [05-22-00] — John Sayles, AUSTIN CHRONICLE No Purchase Necessary Does Napster, the MP3-sharing software program that has spawned several lawsuits and been banned at universities across the nation, mean the end of music as we know it? [05-08-00] — Erica C. Barnett, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Naturally Nader Consumer advocate mounts Green Party presidential campaign. [04-10-00] — Robert Bryce, AUSTIN CHRONICLE More Politics Features Archives...
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