Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2016-04-24

• Is this the new normal?
• Layoffs expose new hole in health care safety net
• Cruz shifts attack points
• Official’s business interests omitted
• 4 ISIS agents’ path to Europe
• Prince’s family, friends bid star goodbye
• Beyoncé delivers a lot more than juice with ‘Lemonade’ video and music
• GOP leaders in awkward dance with Trump
• Firms that paid for Clinton speeches have federal interests
• Foods loaded with sugar, salt and fat? Bring it
• Advice on aspirin use considers age, risk
• Lonely? It might damage your health
• How early is too early to warn that tornadoes are imminent?
• Food safety law gives bigger role to state officials
• N. Korea claims it fired missile from sub
• Obama urges young activists to do more than just ‘yelling’
• White power rally protests become violent in Georgia
• Okla. advances bill to restrict abortions
• 30 years later, Chernobyl still tainting food
• Helping inmates navigate life after prison
• 911 caller in Ohio: ‘There’s blood all over’
• Cuffed kidnap, carjack suspect fatally shoots self, La. police say
• Turkey tells EU migrant deal is ‘effective’
• O ba ma: Britain leaving EU could mean10-year wait for trade deal
• For Boko Haram victims, escape is a mixed blessing
• Devastatin­g floods over, but their effects remain
• Houston’s flooding is inevitable, but are the deaths and damage?
• Holding on to hope, families await news
• RECOVERY:
• A forgotten father of Texas blues will be memorializ­ed with a historical marker at a Montgomery County cemetery.
• A true ‘Texas Miracle’ would be electing lawmakers regardless of ideology to solve the state’s problems.
• State DMV weighs fee changes; counties disagree
• Austin killings at yogurt shop return to court
• Man sentenced to five years in fraud case
• Slain UT student’s ‘remarkable life’ recalled at funeral
• Body found may be missing Shoreacres teen
• That giant? It’s awake
• Floods prove Houston must build for future, not quick profit
• Settlement is the chance to leave a legacy
• We must move discussion past bathroom talk
• Overcrowde­d jail
• Soggy but determined
• Howard & Co. can silence critics’ yapping
• Curry to see different opponent when he steps on the floor
• Curry gears up for Game 4 following painless practice
• Effective Motiejunas gives Bickerstaf­f offensive option against stingy Warriors
• Thunder topple Mavs for 3-1 lead in series of ill will
• Rasmus’ hot bat makes it a grand afternoon
• Fiers limits the damage as Astros rally to win
• Valbuena finds bases to his liking
• Kluber, Indians rout Tigers
• Champion’s will to win 2nd to none
• Sophomore makes state medal haul
• FOOTBALL SKILL CAN’T BE TIMED
• ‘Bullet Bob’ instilled NFL’s need for speed
• MAJOR TRACK STARS WHO ALSO MADE THEIR MARKS IN THE NFL:
• QB job remains up for grabs at Baylor, TCU, UT
• Tipton’s Just Call Me Carter answers to futurity winner
• Early blunder sets up goal as winless streak reaches 5
• Lloyd’s injury to knee adds anxiety to loss Dash update
• Walton jailed, then suspended
• Decoys can make, break spring turkey hunt
• Dynegy aims to grow in depressed market
• Argument for killing minimum wage perpetuate­s urban myths
• Tobacco lawsuit didn’t accomplish all it could have
• Softer office market likely
• Profits come when he helps others save
• New vistas open up at small companies that use drones
• Don’t neglect planning for retirement
• RESOURCES
• PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
• CALENDAR
• TULLE WE MEET AGAIN
• ‘GoT’ fans know one thing: Blood will spill this season
• MAXIMUM ART
• HEALTH FOOD
• Lucy Buffett of LuLu’s restaurant has published a book, but don’t call it a cookbook.
• Toni Tennille shares her private misery with the Captain.
• Houston needs a new flag.
• ‘Most Blessed’ takes a new look at Thomas Jefferson’s contradict­ions
• Jane Austen meets ‘The Bachelor’
• Nonfiction
• Sock puppets and vampires
• Alley Theatre 2016-17 schedule
• The sharp-dressed man
• J.J. Watt cameos at Celebratio­n of Reading’s $2 million night
• Brené Brown gives powerful speech, donates honorarium to UTHealth
• The Webster greets Houston with South Beach swagger
• My family’s affair with Prince
• What Maisie Williams, aka Arya Stark, has to say about ‘GoT’
• The man behind ‘Galveston’
• Welsh baritone Bryn Terfel makes Houston stop on six-city North America tour
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• Hands and bowls and melty cheese!
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S HOROSCOPE
• Friend with marriage woes needs only a sympatheti­c ear
• The pitfalls of defining true ’cue
• ‘Nina’ raises questions about diversity
• Insensitiv­ity at the movies
• Trekking to Machu Picchu
• Sleek new Saint George hotel slides into Marfa
• MODERN MARVEL
• Portugal’s imperial retreats offer visitors fantastica­l daytime side trips.
• How to behave when on a guided tour in a foreign country.
• Golf rules at Myrtle Beach, but there’s more to explore
• Play a scavenger hunt that’s really a city tour
• Avoid certain mistakes when shopping for home
• A detailed look at one of the area’s most distinctiv­e homes.
• Make your next move to a home that reflects your sense of style.
• Be the first owner, and make every inch of the house your own.
• Commander in chief lauds hard-working historian/agent
• Roya Arfa brings her best effort to each transactio­n
• David Weekley low-maintenanc­e patio plans in Ashfield Gardens are move-in ready
• NorthGrove hosts Cinco de Mayo on April 30
• Cinco Ranch opens three model homes as part of 25th anniversar­y
• Builders debut models in community of Pomona
• Tanglewood is focus area for Guerra
• Thalía canta con fuego
• DAPA Y DACA: La esperanza está en las matemática­s Pág. 2
• La limpieza y la desinfecci­ón llegan tras las inundacion­es
• OSORIO: EL OBJETIVO ES QUEDAR EN EL PODIO
• ¿Cuál es la cara real del Dynamo?
• Chernobyl The world’s worst nuclear accident
• The 19 worst nuclear accidents

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