Austin American-Statesman - 2017-06-16

• Council OKs limits on events at 3 Austin parks Move aims for balance between festivals, public access
• Abbott's vetoes: ' Austin-bashing'
• Kelley lawyer did not act on rumors
• Deadlocked Cosby jurors struggle to end impasse
• Health bill secrecy alarms both parties
• CEDRIC GOLDEN: HERE’S THE BEST AND THE WORST OF THE NBA
• LOCAL HOME SALES UP 9 PERCENT FROM LAST YEAR
• Paxton asks court to declare all plastic bag bans illegal,
• London fire death toll hits 17, expected to rise
• Blimp pilot is hurt in U.S. Open crash
• Doctors: Student freed by N. Korea has brain damage
• LAWS SIGNED THURSDAY BY GOV. GREG ABBOTT
• Democrats ask themselves: Has political rhetoric gone too far?
• Task force holds a pivotal role in recruiting the next city manager
• Council OKs Central Health board member
• Stay calm if faced with hate-speech bully
• Chamber gears class to help entreprene­urs
• 10-month-old boy fatally shot in father’s arms; 3 suspects sought
• Surfing event helps the disabled get back out in the water for fun
• Former San Angelo chicken farm is arts hot spot
• Eagle Eye Networks now serves Europe
• No more extra roaming costs in EU
• Father’s Day
• Teen does not want mom at his band performanc­es
• Detroit drafts outfielder Hoffman
• Fisher, Martes help lift Houston
• Ex-Lake Travis stars picked in MLB draft
• Lions trade for draft bust Robinson
• OU’s Dalke looks to keep on rolling

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