Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2018-09-09

• OUT OF CONTROL
• Can O’Brien lead new-era Texans?
• Region is numb to wrecks that cost 640 lives each year
• Oil spill conviction buoys pipeline foes
• UH romps past Arizona, Sumlin
• The data behind our analysis.
• ‘Saying the quiet part out loud’
• Daniels’ nondisclos­ure agreement not valid, Trump says
• Conservati­ve communitie­s opening up to LGBTQ events
• Cruz, O’Rourke battle for Texas’ biggest swing county
• Democrats might come to regret crying wolf over Kavanaugh
• Judge: Civil rights case can proceed
• Family: Man, 80, charged in killing has brain tumor
• Poll: Political parties are ignoring Latinos
• Awash in dirty water, Permian seeks plan
• Mother wonders if race factored in to son’s death in his Dallas apartment
• Brain scans eyed to predict suicide attempts
• Top cancer doctor’s disclosure­s probed
• Health agency following up after Harvey
• The data behind the story
• Want to demand change? Here’s how
• The way forward: What can be done?
• Trump considered Venezuela coup plans
• ‘Broken’ economics for child care sector
• Vote on Kavanaugh ‘not going to age well,’ former aide says
• Security forces are deployed in Iraq streets after violence
• HOW TEXAS VOTED
• Syria’s rebel stronghold hit by airstrikes
• U.S. routinely reports misleading numbers on Afghanista­n
• Boom will corral Pacific Ocean’s plastic trash
• EARTHWEEK
• Florence poses a threat to U.S. mainland
• India plans hunt for man-eating tigress
• Highway-closing Calif. fire grows out of control
• Sidekick brought laughs on hit ’60s, ’70s sitcoms
• Ex-Trump adviser Papadopoul­os sentenced in probe
• TAKING HARD HITS ON FIELD AND OFF
• Love or hate those Kaepernick ads, the company knows just what it’s doing
• Football is tough, but it ought not be violent
• Avoid concussion­s, not letting kids play
• Solutions exist for Houston’s deadly streets, but officials need to step up.
• Don’t erode the independen­ce of the nation’s judiciary
• The Kavanaugh hearing
• The strange next level of computing beckons
• Older workers fill labor shortage for home care agencies
• Insuring the coast is a job for the free market
• Hurrying it up on oil terminals
• Sawyer Yards about to grow
• These once were good jobs
• With industry in decline, wild blueberrie­s sing the blues
• PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
• Exxon Mobil is exporting the petrochemi­cal boom
• Power industry’s carbon dioxide emissions decrease
• Memorial Green to fill with restaurant­s, services
• Haynes and Boone renews in LyondellBa­sell Tower
• Taking a deeper dive into the details about reverse mortgages
• CALENDAR
• Sales drop could be sign of peril for the American muscle car
• The test of Tom
• UH may be great
• Astros stay in step
• Ags hang tough
• Chaos reigns
• WHEN THEY PASS
• WHEN THEY RUN
• QBs to confront a learning curve
• Marisnick’s glove comes to rescue
• Despite progress, Aggies not quite there
• Horns sizzle, fizzle before escaping with win
• Kansas tastes success on road for first time in nine years
• Stanford too much for USC
• Wildcats snap 31-game losing streak vs. Gators
• HBU fails to stop McNeese
• Tigers surge in second half, down Eagles
• Scherzer goes 9 as Nats rip Cubs
• Rose goes low, moves into BMW top spot
• Boaters can cut risks with simple actions
• A journey of social justice
• ‘We need to be proactive and not reactive’
• New Mormon narrative history book includes polygamous roots
• A transgende­r priest finds new life helping others on the margins
• WINSTON PETTUS CROWDER
• MARTHA WOOD GAYLE
• DANIEL BOONE BARNUM
• JOYCE ALLISON COX
• ROBERT S. GRAY
• WALTER LEE JEFFERSON
• BOBBIE JEAN MUELLER
• JACK R. HENRY
• JENNIE F. MALAVIS
• IRVIN LOUIS LEVY
• REV. JOHN E. SOLARSKI
• MARILYN CURTIS RUNYON
• JANE NEWTON SALADIN
• PAUL FREDERICK STATON
• RON WHITLEY
• JANIS BRESNAHAN SPRUTH
• Should we live to be 500?
• TUTS at 50
• DeRay Mckesson and the lessons of ‘Freedom’
• TUTS' 50th season begins with "Oklahoma!"
• Houston artists perform to raise funds for Texas Civil Rights Project
• Is ‘Searching’ more groundbrea­king than ‘Crazy Rich Asians’?
• Debut novel explores ravages of Korean War
• Secret soldier
• BEST-SELLERS
• Headhuntin­g firm looks forward with glossy, modern décor
• Hannah McNair shares her favorite things
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S HOROSCOPE
• Bratty daughter drives mom to tears
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• Smaller waves make Oahu’s North Shore a bigger deal with families
• North Shore side trip evokes history, botany
• Gehan Homes, Gray Point Homes sets ‘Any Home, One Price’ sales event
• Do research before hiring painting pro
• Family tradition helps Carter in real estate
• Volunteer
• Consider generator for aging in place
• Building Spotlight: The Moderne Rice Village
• Cane Island residents enjoy year-round recreation, fitness and camaraderi­e
• Shoppers can fall into year’s biggest savings during Toll Brothers’ National Sales Event
• New country retreats available at The Ranches at Blackbuck Ridge
• Elyson features lakefront living within Katy
• Market eyes needs of millennial relocation home buyers
• Not all aluminum wiring is problemati­c
• Urn earned a special place
• HomeAid partners with GHBA members on remodeling project
• Denuncian trampas para deportacio­nes
• ‘El Freaky’ se va para arriba
• ‘Canelo’ dice que no se oxidó
• Venden armas impresas en 3D
• Chivas admite error
• Fútbol: inicia la era post Rusia, a 2022
• Ferretti pide paciencia para los jóvenes del ‘Tri’

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