Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2015-07-26

• Miracle cells
• More to Bland than trooper footage
• Cypress growth has its pains
• IT’S TIME FOR TEXANS
• HOUSTON’S EXECUTIVE PAY
• Mourners remember an ‘amazing life.’
• Falkenberg: Death should inspire more understand­ing.
• Outlook: Racial bias must be confronted by police officers, society.
• Tone mixed in Obama’s return to Kenya
• Star-studded ceremony opens 2015 Special Olympics
• Biggio ‘can’t tell you how excited I am’
• Drug lord doesn’t shower hometown with good deeds
• Shooting renews movie security issue
• Clinton, GOP bicker over Benghazi hearing
• Cost is factor for promising cholestero­l drug
• New HIV cases soar in Florida in three-year trend
• Poison, police raids mark election season
• More lawyers detained in China
• 1990 disabiliti­es act has helped millions
• Americans are finally eating fewer calories
• HOW THEY VOTED
• Groups fear oil push could hurt Everglades
• Turkey bombs Kurds as well as Islamic State
• Students learn to take pragmatic approach
• Confederat­e icon set in stone, Georgia law
• Ruling could mean release of immigrant detainees
• Elderly vet gets help from band of veterans
• Panel created to oppose bullet rail
• The most important thing is justice in the Bland case, Waller County’s DA says.
• Festival reaches out to homeless youths
• FEMA flood disaster center to open Monday in Conroe
• Straus again to face a tea party challenger
• Linnie Burton Donnelly
• Marjorie W. Danvers
• Mable “ann” blair
• Thomas Pinkney Boyett, iii
• Thomas abraham Garcia
• Jimmie Laura Gorton
• Ella Rita Helfrich
• Charlie harbison
• BETTY TAYLOR HILL
• William Robert Parkey, SR.
• DeLane Jones
• Mary ruth Gott reese
• Delois H. Liddell
• Ila Ziebell Ramsey
• Betty Lea Vaughan
• Insurance fraud alleged in woman’s slaying
• Medicare 50 years later: A look ahead and back
• Rememberin­g a president and a father
• City’s parking regulation­s fit no policy rhyme or reason.
• Obama should yank Cosby’s freedom medal
• Worked to death
• Urban light pollution
• New kid in the Hall
• Walkoff hit snaps five-game win streak
• Philadelph­ia’s Cole Hamels gives suitors reason to up the ante, no-hitting the Cubs.
• Dynamo get two early goals and Deric shuts down Galaxy in 3-0 win over L.A.
• Training camp preview
• A-Rod, Yankees top Twins
• A Hall call to big arms
• FIVE QUESTIONS FOR THE TEXANS
• This year, it’s lights, camera, reaction
• U.S. caps disappoint­ing tournament with loss to Panama
• Biles defends crown at Secret U.S. Classic
• Surviving ‘1,000 deaths,’ Froome all but locks up crown
• How UT courted — and lost — Bama coach
• Ethanol-fueled nightmares could be over
• Deals are down in Texas, but that’s likely to change
• Empathy School offers vital tips for succeeding in business
• Midtown poised to get first new office tower in decades
• Owners say the rising costs from regulation­s are making it hard for them to make money.
• Airlines see biofuels as a key to expansion amid concerns about emissions.
• How the compensati­on numbers in the survey were determined
• Costs from regulation­s pile up, hurt small-business profits
• Clear goals pave way for results
• PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
• Older renters pushing demand for units
• Creative vision
• ‘Moby-Dick’ beaches on bayou
• SEE THE BARD AT HERMANN PARK.
• Rememberin­g the woman who made Bundt pans a household necessity.
• When it comes to garbage TV, Morton Downey Jr. set the standard
• MFAH announces Rothko show
• Texas state artist’s latest project is out of this world
• A look at art skuldugger­y over the past few decades
• When storytelli­ng stumbles
• Three new poetry collection­s range from salty to graceful
• ‘I AM CAIT’ MOVING PORTRAYAL OF JENNER’S JOURNEY
• Grandma’s pictures don’t make the cut in memory book
• Couple canceling vacation offer shouldn’t cancel thank-you
• Director rediscover­s video-game genre
• Sunday Crossword:
• SPARTAN SPIRIT
• Hinze’s Bar-B-Q makes a comeback
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S HOROSCOPE
• A haven of fly-fishing, golf and solitude in Ireland
• Itinerant couple plants roots in Katy with new home
• Bard times in and around Winedale
• St. Augustine feeling younger than 450
• Fish and trips: U.S. resorts for a multigener­ational experience
• Mysterious Blue Hole draws visitors to New Mexico
• Real estate math problems? Get help from a profession­al
• Make your next move to a home that reflects your sense of style.
• David Weekley offers InnerLoop living in Larkin at Cottage Grove.
• Relocation Spotlight: Bernstein Realty
• Should Realtor be there as party to home inspection?
• Dive into a new pool oasis
• Look for reliable pet-boarding options
• Down payments for home purchases drop
• Bathroom renovation raises questions for sellers
• Use bigger containers to allow plants develop larger roots
• Ed Wolff true to company’s priority: ‘Clients come first’
• Jump in with new varieties of vegetables
• Bayou Woods contempora­ry home boasts outdoor spaces
• Keep your pet happy, safe during home renovation
• How can inspectors detect roof leaks?
• Summer swelter turns up heat on needs of Houston’s homeless
• Savvy home buyers purchase two types of title insurance
• Love of the land provides path for Realtor’s career
• Replace a garbage disposal with these handy tips
• Wedding cost could be down payment on a house
• Make a difference in powder bathrooms with small details
• Awnings can give effective summer relief
• Make yourself scarce during home showing
• Tips can help you avoid delay in home closing
• What’s smart way to hire contractor?
• Woodson’s Reserve features energy-efficient homes
• Builder magazine lists MHI No. 31 on national ranking
• Let someone else rearrange room for fresh take on design
• Break credit score codes in applying for mortgage
• Scale weighs in as a family heirloom
• Perry Homes completes GHBA Benefit home
• Wells Fargo joins HomeAid to help the homeless
• Properly installed gutters drain away problems
• Know extent, cost of repairs
• Rethink the ‘rule of three’ in home design
• As area temperatur­es peak, termites emerge
• Bring indoor comfort OUTSIDE
• Outdoor-friendly materials
• David Weekley features amenities, floor plan variety
• Give your dirty garage floor a whole new look
• 1989 Nissan Pulsar’s T-tops never popped for open-air fun
• Hybrid racecar technology ‘trickles down’
• Autos Classic cars take the roads, local shows in New Hampshire
• 1960 Mack B-61T still trucking after engine rebuild, zeroed-out odometer
• Money in the Bank: No Charge to Charge
• Help needed for nonfunctio­ning window in Florida car
• Classic cars take their place at Psychobill­y Swap Meet
• Hyundai’s Luxury Trifecta: Power, Technology, Safety
• Automakers going beyond EVs to help sustain the environmen­t
• Ford moves forward with new backup trailer technology for Ford F-150
• Welding requires a number of precaution­s
• Cubanos de Houston, más cerca de la isla
• NIVEL DE LOS CARIBEÑOS FUE LA GRAN SORPRESA
• Líderes católicos refuerzan su oposición a centros de detención
• BRASIL PONE PROA A RÍO EN PANAMERICA­NOS
• Bienes raíces
• La iluminació­n apropiada hace brillar cualquier habitación
• Alzheimer’s conference casts research as race against time

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