Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2016-06-19

• The dialysis dilemma
• More dads staying homewith kids, but it’s still rare
• As oil tries to rebuild, banks give it wide berth
• Trump race lifts hope for Dems
• From problem student to killer
• Of course, the Doctor is in at Comicpaloo­za
• Three lifelong friends celebrate their 100th birthdays — and honor a fourth
• Juneteenth resonates for town founded by freedmen
• Transgende­r woman emerges from life spent hiding and scared
• Details emerge in teens’ slaying
• Celebratio­n a reminder emancipati­on is ongoing
• The 1947 Texas City disaster: ‘We thought it was Judgment Day’
• 1 in 5 trauma deaths avoidable, study shows
• Trump a target of Dem policy
• Woman, lawyers indicted in alleged extortion of ex-Waffle House CEO
• Authoritie­s probe reported gun incident at Trump rally
• Ex-Vanderbilt player again convicted of rape
• British lawmaker’s accused killer gives name as ‘death to traitors’
• Belgium says it blocked attack on soccer fans
• Putin sends defense minister to Syria
• Morsi gets 25 years; 6 others sentenced to death
• Trump accuses Bush, Cruz of plotting against his candidacy
• HOW TEXANS VOTED
• EARTHWEEK
• With electric plane, NASA sets sights on cleaner skies
• Houston, let’s lead the way in fight against hate
• Looking back:
• Turner-Lanier amity points our city forward
• Harris County Democratic precinct chairs’ nod to Ellis will be the right call.
• With Trump, we can’t let history repeat itself
• Close the loophole
• Point-counterpoi­nt on Trump
• Europe in Houston
• Area auto dealers aren’t ready to cede the market to the oil slump
• It will take a good bit of work to end the skilled labor shortage
• Quest for health
• Just add sun
• On the rise
• Law firms adapt
• The wind is chipping away at coal’s position in Texas
• Are low oil prices hurting the world?
• DEAL OF THE WEEK
• Republic Grille expands in The Woodlands area
• In Silicon Valley, calls to limit the soaring rents
• PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
• Area is losing its edge on pay
• GM’s design chief remembers his love for a 1959 Cadillac
• CALENDAR
• Goldman Sachs dips its toe into consumer banking
• GIVING CREDIT
• HAPPY ENDING
• SECOND HELPING
• LUCK OF IRISH
• • GONZALEZ JUMPS AT CHANCE,
• SOLOMON SEES POSITIVES,
• Springer’s RBI salvages Giles’ blown save
• Lincecum wins in ’16 debut
• Banner season, playoff grind yield Game 7
• Landry proving Oakmont stage is not too big
• Oak Ridge boys bring winning combo to Frogs
• Hatch’s latest gem, a 5-hit shutout, carries Oklahoma St.
• Henderson ready to return from retirement, knee injury
• Barrett’s emphasis on defense nets draw
• Argentina tops Venezuela as Messi has goal, 2 assists
• Vargas, Chile deal Mexico worst loss
• Think you see a crime? You make the call
• Riding God’s coattails
• SERMON Gospel may not be a commodity, but it is the most valuable thing in this world
• The reaction when an Orthodox Jewish congregati­on went to a gay bar to mourn
• New survey sheds light on Latino Jews in US
• The dad who never missed a game
• Smither championed self-taught artists
• Apeculiar beast lives to haunt again
• Air-hockey champ rules the world from home
• Here comes the sun
• ‘Alligator Candy’
• Novel mines the pain and humor of a family growing old together
• Nonfiction
• ‘Vinegar Girl’
• BOOK EVENTS
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• Animator annotated
• The force of ingenuity
• Force of nature
• In the pink
• Are competitio­ns ruining barbecue?
• Archie changes with the times — in print, on TV
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S HOROSCOPE
• Take control of the situation when rudeness runs rampant
• Ignore ridiculous ‘save the date’ card sent by soon-to-be parents
• The ultimate home tour
• Craft-beer revolution brews in Paris
• Oil’s troubles usher in a new cast of players at the top of the list
• Heating and cooling giant finds climate just right for notching strong growth
• Human resources giant retools its business model
• Builder’s foundation is first-time buyers
• Data center work surges for networking provider
• Power retailer puts up high-voltage figures
• Cellphone tower giant rides the wireless wave
• Clear focus benefits window parts maker
• Electrical services provider amps up return
• Pipeline spinoff gets off to a robust start
• Nutrition trend healthy for the bottom line
• Growth is still a key word for funeral giant
• Food distributo­r rallies after merger falters
• Oil downturn jumbles the rankings of the biggest companies by revenue
• There’s a lot more to area jobs than oil — just ask those hiring in health care
• Many communitie­s see fewer house starts
• Budget-conscious homebuyers have clout
• How satisfied are the patients? In new era for hospitals, it matters
• Three heavy hitters dominate in groceries
• Area retail constructi­on plays catch-up
• Banks slog through an off time for energy
• Private companies are often low-profile, but they’re vital to the local economy
• Amid vehicle distributo­r’s strong run, it’s taking a look farther down the road
• Restaurant company has a plateful of brands
• Sports retailer sticks with its game plan
• Products with everyday uses fuel success
• Energy sector acquisitio­ns on the agenda
• Other pillars besides energy provide support
• Repeat business buoys constructi­on company
• Hiring, safety yield results
• ‘It’s a very good time to be buying assets’
• New owner has a vision for grocery chain
• Homebuilde­r looks toward city centers
• How the rankings were determined
• Outsourcin­g trend benefits HR provider
• Area housing market heats up in May
• Bling: Here’s an historical account of what sparkles
• You can order records of mortgage for nominal fee
• Title company can handle tax exemption
• Choose countertop­s: natural stone vs. solid surface
• Clean your home’s gutters the safe, easy way
• Post-storm repairs: Avoid fraudulent contractor­s
• Home ‘in the heart of the city’ near shopping
• Realtor, high-flying pup launch dog days of summer for students
• Savage’s experience helps her Bay-Area clients
• Follow first steps to ‘sprint’ into home-buying process
• Are people beginning to remodel their homes?
• Ashfield Gardens features move-in ready, low-maintenanc­e patio homes
• Aliana offers plenty of amenities
• Toll Brothers unveils West Coast-style model homes
• Last property left at closeout price in Aston Park on Westview
• Here’s How: Don’t get chapped about paint-blistering problems
• Trendmaker, Meridiana break ground for GHBA fundraiser
• HomeAid releases new version of Project Playhouse at Minute Maid
• Annual golf tournament raises $25K+; 18 teams participat­e
• MÉXICO CRECE EN LA COPA
• Tragedia en discoteca de Orlando abre una vez más el debate sobre las armas en Estados Unidos
• Las armas, otro tema que marca clara diferencia
• LAS ROCKETTES, CON MAYOR SABOR LATINO
• Raphael, con la sabiduría que le dan los años
• Copa América: un torneo peligroso
• España busca el camino para llegar al gol

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