Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2018-04-15

• EMBERS of WACO
• Ex-judge accused of more abuses
• Rockets eye ‘another party’ for city
• Allies praise Syria attack
• 2 Dems clash in runoff
• Open house, open hearts
• Astros blow early lead
• Rocking the boat
• Defiant Syrians celebrate West’s “failure.”
• Russia condemns attack, although effect was limited.
• Allies have political reasons to back strikes.
• Timeline of the Waco siege:
• Cohen allegedly met Russians in Prague
• At summit, Pence calls on Latin America to isolate Maduro
• Hyphen is not real enemy in the ‘Mexican-American’ debate
• Art car parade is Houston’s way to toot its own horn
• Democrats, with no debate, face tough call in governor’s race
• Lost in translatio­n: Engaging Latino voters is a challenge
• Valley activists brace for wall
• Too much sitting could impact memory
• Mandela wife’s fiery life is recalled
• Doctors keep licenses despite sex abuse
• Gun rights advocates rally at state capitols in counterpro­test marking right to bear arms
• Man who shot at lost black teenager arrested
• HOT MEALS, WARM HEARTS
• Officers did nothing wrong in Starbucks arrest, chief says
• EARTHWEEK
• Beto’s got the bucks, but he won’t win the ballot
• Death row inmates deserve vigorous post-conviction defense
• Want to get rich? Embrace foreign workers
• Retiring lawmakers must find courage to call out Trump on dangerous behavior.
• Black Lives Matter activist is controvers­ial, but he’s no terrorist
• A flood of insights
• Speaking on flooding
• Global petrochemi­cal growth swings from Middle East to U.S. Gulf Coast
• Americans owe more than what appears on tax forms
• The future of fossil fuels
• Homes change with our lives
• Constructi­ng more offices
• Era of deducting $65 dry-aged steaks may end
• The debate gets thorny on reserves and emissions
• Dispute could hamper U.S. boom
• The Shoppes of Kemah opens near Texas 146
• PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
• ‘Baby window’ and pay gap for women
• Can you guess wealthiest ZIP code in U.S.?
• Women’s pay gap findings similar in United States and Scandinavi­a
• Man behind the curtain
• That magic formula
• Chance to shine
• The ‘L’ word
• Not the same old song
• Butler hopes to extend comeback story
• How they match up
• Turnover battle a key to series
• NOTHING TO SEE HERE
• Warriors return to form, rout Spurs
• Predators survive Avalanche’s third-period comeback bid
• Starkel, Mond flourish in Fisher’s offense
• Johnson advances to face Sandgren in final
• Hinch admits he can improve on Giles’ use out of pen
• MLB REPORT
• Wild rally lifts Cubs over Braves
• No. 1 Elsik advances; Wisdom back at state
• Cinco Ranch thwarts Tompkins’ bid in OT
• All in for school and pool
• Buoyed by gold-medal success
• Cowboys end sour relationsh­ip
• Dynamo, Earthquake­s play to 2-2 draw
• Bay food chain comes to life with tide change
• 5 WAYS OTHER FAITHS HAVE MADE ME BETTER MORMON
• Theologian says ‘gratitude is not a happy pill or Pollyanna.’
• Project will put thousands of Congregati­onal records online.
• JOSEPH CHENOWETH BROWN, JR.
• LAVERL REEVES DAILY
• DR. LOUIS DAILY, JR.
• ROBERT N. HAVARD
• L. GRESHAM “HUTCH” HUTCHINGS, JR.
• HUEY KEENEY, JR.
• BARBARA GAGE
• TRACY RAY LUDWICK
• NIELS CHRISTIAN NIELSEN, JR.
• JULIA ELIZABETH MOFFET MOSELEY
• MARILYN ANNETTE WOLTER
• JERRY THOMAS SCHWARTZ
• DANIEL JOSEPH “RUSTY” STAUB
• MARY LOUISE PURVIS
• The preacher who used Scripture to revive the Klan
• Food ministries growing like weeds
• A quinceañer­a story
• Four of FotoFest’s dazzling displays
• How the Astrodome was saved
• ‘Cleo’ an origin story for celebrity obsession
• Everything you’ve always wanted to know about ‘Giant’
• Nonfiction
• Quiceañera proves a dream come true
• The Woodlands home gets whole new life
• Spring fashion blooms ethically with Maison-De-Mode
• Two Bayou Bend soirees, one million-dollar weekend
• Tennis fashion luncheon proclaims ‘Spring is Served’
• Doggett - Schramm
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S HOROSCOPE
• Mom assisting son’s job hunt being stymied by internship­s
• Who’s invited, Victor or Victoria?
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• The end of an era for Beaumont-style barbecue in Houston
• Embracing the strange in Sedona
• Could you do it? Trips that ban cellphones, even for photos
• Houston home sales cool in March
• A detailed look at one of the area’s most distinctiv­e homes.
• Meritage, Village Builders offer new homes near Elyson’s amenities.
• Get away to a place on the water, a country retreat or a spot in the heart of the city.
• Houston high-rises provide desired luxury amenities.
• Watch for fake support phone numbers
• REAL ESTATE NOTES
• Home buyer seeks to handle encroachme­nt the right way
• Newcomers need to know about area property taxes
• Commission­s are negotiable between property owner, agent
• A Greener View: Avoid putting paint on exposed wood
• Spring marks the time to find property in Vintage Oaks
• Toll Brothers hosts National Sales Event through April 29
• The Meadows at Bluebonnet Hill spotlights new cottage, land sale
• Oti builds trust with his real estate clients
• ‘Cinderella’ Pyrex line introduced in the 1950s
• HomeAid’s BuildAid Harvey recovery initiative gets grant
• FEATURED HOMES
• BUICK ENCLAVE
• FORD F-150
• Improve engine performanc­e with a clean gas tank
• 2018 HYUNDAI ACCENT
• Ask the Auto Doctor
• Contra las armas, a pesar de todo
• Analizan sede mexicana
• La polémica del himno
• Farruko, en problemas
• Golpe de timón en Europa
• Toluca clasifica y sigue en la cima

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