Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2017-12-03

• ALIVE INSIDE
• Parks nonprofit sees groundswel­l of support after Harvey
• GOP assures unity on tax plan
• 400,000 Texas kids face loss of health care
• The strange life of Kinky Friedman
• Bright spots in dark season
• Looking ahead — and over his shoulder
• Trump’s commitment to the American public is questionab­le
• Top FBI agent is removed from Russia investigat­ion over possible anti-Trump texts.
• TAKING FLIGHT OF FANTASY
• Dickens on the Strand offers a Victorian escape
• Congress is forgetting the needs of 400,000 children in Texas
• Patrick asks for clarity on church gun rules
• Gun scare panics crowd
• Volunteers fulfill Christmas wishes of fostered kids
• Nearly 894,000 Texans meet FEMA deadline
• Ambulance ride may wreck your budget
• First baby from a transplant­ed uterus born in Dallas, a milestone for the U.S.
• Driving habits of elderly steer research
• Supermoon returns; blue moon coming
• Consciousn­ess and controvers­y
• FDA approves new cancer-gene testing
• Longtime congressma­n won’t seek re-election
• Charred tourist town is on the rebound
• Army grants more waivers for those who have used pot
• Colleges grappling with ‘Me Too’ moment
• Heroin in soups and lollipops: How drug cartels evade border security
• Missing toddler’s body found in N.C. creek
• Highlights of Senate, House GOP tax bills
• Senate proposal could personally benefit Trump
• Trump open to negotiatio­ns on GOP tax plan
• Buoyed GOP ready to tackle entitlemen­ts
• Dems vent frustratio­ns: Tax bill ‘absurd,’ ‘scribbled’
• Senate tax bill may come with a few side effects for health care
• Teen protester shot to death in Honduras
• THE GRIT OF ‘HOMETOWN TEXAS’
• Hope rises for patients with severe brain injury
• Don’t evaluate judge on tweets
• The county judge is right: State leaders need to set their priorities in order.
• Trump’s confetti of words is merely a distractio­n
• Trapped inside
• Respect earned
• Interracia­l royal engagement a dream come true
• Rebel alliance in Yemen faces fierce infighting
• Houston a hot spot for bribery cases
• The rise of ‘hobby farms’ means more growers maimed or killed
• Workplace predators: How not to be one
• Transition for energy
• Setting the barhigh
• Tower rebranded
• Canada is testing the effect of providing some of the nation’s poor a ‘basic income’
• Wednesday
• Joint venture wins federal approval
• Creamistry will add a Town & Country location
• Sales of new homes in U.S. go at a faster pace
• Robots could soon replace nearly a third of nation’s workforce, study says
• TWO REASONS TO CARE
• The man in the middle
• Packers’ Rodgers back on practice field
• Cost of big business
• Hire of new football coach another step in Karlgaard’s vision
• Mayfield, Sooners make it a three-peat
• Bulldogs earn revenge, likely playoff spot with dominant win
• Buckeyes stake their claim
• Tigers wrap up playoff berth
• Tigers stop Braves’ surge for 2nd consecutiv­e title
• Unbeaten UCF wins shootout over Memphis
• Bearkats win in a battle of 500-yard QBs
• Finding the range a gold mine
• Celtics top Suns despite 38 from Booker
• D’Antoni on matchups: What matchups?
• Scouting report: At L.A. Lakers
• 44-point first half propels Lobos into regional final
• Mustangs’ perfect run foiled by Panthers
• Cougars pound Razorbacks behind Davis’ career-high 28
• No. 8 Wichita St. proves too much for No. 16 Baylor
• Graham, Kansas knock off Syracuse
• Hoffman builds 5-stroke lead as Woods falters
• Shiffrin is golden in her 4th downhill
• December arrives bearing gifts of fish
• BLESSINGS BENEATH THE VEIL
• IT’S OK TO HAVE DOUBTS
• A ROYAL WEDDING
• A royal wedding
• DR. WILLIAM W. AKERS
• RICHARD M. BARTLEY
• MARTIN C. BAILEY
• WORLEY OVID BRYAN, JR.
• DAVID M. SMITH
• SUE KIPP GILL
• KENNETH CARL GRUBER
• SUSAN MARY (SELL) DEANER
• Cue the faith scholar
• KATHERYN ALEEN JONES
• The guy in the red apron
• Europe’s Muslim population still on the rise
• New Hearing Aid Takes Internatio­nal Best of Show
• Found in translatio­n: ornate writing unlocks Islamic art
• To the boy who called my daughters the N-word
• Obsidian Theater announces new season
• Review: Amazon’s ‘Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ a bit too whimsical, but it resonates with times
• Sweet holiday books bring good cheer
• Nonfiction
• Go beyond ‘Star Wars’ with these 13 films
• Kingwood couple displaced by Harvey chairs record-breaking luncheon
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S HOROSCOPE
• Pellet smokers all the rage for backyard cooks
• The High Point of what’s hot
• Judy Nyquist remains a staunch champion for the arts
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• WHEN OLD-STYLE CHARACTER IS A PEAK ATTRACTION
• St. Martin’s Episcopal Church
• A Christmas concert for the community
• ATTEND VARIETY OF SERVICES FOR CHRISTMAS EVE AT CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL
• Do you love Christmas carols?
• Prayer, music bring spirit of Christmas to life
• Festivals, parades, markets, theater, events bring more joy of the season
• OPENING FOR BUSINESS
• Convention bureau OKs more funds for South By Southwest outreach
• Sunday Conversati­on: CEO Gil Staley of The Woodlands Area EDP
• Constructi­on work at Geneva Drive and Rayford starts Monday
• Benches engage community in conversati­on
• Scientist describes air quality in The Woodlands as ‘poor’
• The Woodlands area weekly entertainm­ent calendar
• ArtFeel: Your weekly fix of the local arts scene
• Lone Star College offering apprentice­ships in cyber security, other jobs
• Tap water tests for MUD 60 not back yet
• Legacy Prep tops Brazos Christian in state semifinal
• The Woodlands uses balanced attack to rout Willis
• Oak Ridge picks up victory over Magnolia West
• New Rocket Chris Paul brings celebrity bowling to The Woodlands
• Prioritize ‘musts’ when looking for home
• A detailed look at one of the area’s most distinctiv­e homes.
• Condo communitie­s ready to meet all residents’ needs in natural disasters.
• Beazer highlights homes for the holidays, savings within Cypress.
• Owner wants to restore unit to duplex
• It’s getting to be that fireplace time of year
• Stop ‘porch piracy’ during holiday shopping
• Does seller financing mean no seller disclosure?
• Agent’s colleagues joined dirty day of Buffalo Bayou cleanup
• Hot cocoa pot’s spouts are short and stout
• Choose new skylight or replace an old one
• Curry honored at Global Power Tour Houston
• Woodforest boasts active lifestyle
• Buyers can own land near Frederickb­urg at Vineyard Ridge
• Kissing Tree focuses on community
• Robin Tucker enjoys flow of home-industry referrals
• Discover Houston: Staging relocation listing to sell
• Bill Baldwin keeps eye on the future, his success
• Ask the Auto Doctor
• 2017 Honda Pilot can haul eight people, tow up to 5,000 lbs.
• 2017 Mazda CX-3 a desirable, mighty compact crossover
• 1972 GMC Sierra Grande
• OIL CHANGE
• Extraños en su propia tierra
• Víctimas de robo de salarios tras Harvey
• Diego El Cigala aprende de Omara Portuondo
• Nombran como héroe a ‘dreamer’ paramédico
• MLB: RÉCORD EN BONIFICACI­ONES
• La MLS continúa con su plan para crecer
• ‘Despacito’ ahora va por los Grammy
• ‘Coco’ mueve millones en la taquilla

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