What Does Dallas Want To Become?
A Dallas News columnist suggests that it's about time Dallas decide what it wants to be when it grows up.
"Critics and fans alike have said the engine that has run Dallas through the decades is powered by "wants." But as we head into the new year, the wants aren't as clearly defined. Does Dallas want to grow? Some are saying no. But if the city is going to pave the streets, pay police salaries, and provide efficient municipal services without bankrupting taxpayers, it must have the economic base to do so. And that means growth."
Thanks to Tom Collins
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Published on Tuesday, January 1, 2002 in
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