Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2018-12-02

• A LIFE OF SERVICE
• HIS FINAL WORDS
• Incoming Mexican president signals political shift
• Dickens fest ties present, past, future
• Sneakerhea­ds get their kicks at show
• Legacy built by George H.W. — for family and country — will last
• New Spring store will sell hemp products, raising legal inquiry
• Orion mock-up leaves space center
• Indonesian festival highlights vibrant culture
• World leaders praise ‘very fine man’ By Kevin Diaz
• Trump sets aside political difference­s to honor Bush
• To a ‘hero,’ ‘wonderful man’ and neighbor
• Bush to lie in state at Capitol, be laid to rest at Texas A&M
• Bush coined political sayings throughout public service
• The life and times of our 41st president
• Reaction from around the world
• Reaction from around the nation
• Reaction from around the state
• CDC: Life expectancy in the U.S. declines
• Seeking truth, Mueller finds culture of lies
• Illinois becomes a haven for women seeking abortions
• Experts: Alaska might have been spared
• The two-syllable word that summed up longest-lived president — in the best way
• Bush’s career looms as large as that of any public figure in recent memory.
• GM’s strategic plan
• Trump, Xi reach truce on tariffs at G-20
• ‘Yellow Vest’ protests escalate in France
• Thousands brave cold to celebrate Romania’s 100th birthday
• Pope: homosexual­ity in clergy ‘worries me’
• May sticking with Brexit plan after another official exit
• Albino pageant carries a serious message
• HOW TEXAS VOTED
• Spare some change or make a change?
• Don’t turn Scrooge under new tax code
• Boom or bust? What happens in Vienna matters
• It’s ready, set, go on crude exports
• H-E-B center swaps hands
• ’Tis the season to stick to budget
• Oregon seeing red in its dispute with California winery
• Crude prices could skid further after OPEC talks
• Amerant Bank, Hat Creek Burgers secure new sites
• How to divide the real estate portion of an estate
• New investing app offers a simple path to stock trading
• Job market: Looking for person or organizati­on?
• Here’s how to turn research into job opportunit­y
• By Bob Goldman
• There are secrets of ‘positive criticism’
• Just how do you network when you don’t know anyone?
• Texans’ ties that bind
• OU reigns in Big 12
• QBs reach for the top
• Back on track
• SOLOMON: FACILITY LIKELY TO GIVE PROGRAM A LIFT.
• A WIN FROM START TO FINISH.
• No getting the drop on him
• Houston looks to be one of new league’s franchise cities
• A RARE OCCURRENCE
• Haskins has 5 TD passes as Buckeyes take Big Ten
• Hurts directs Tide to SEC championsh­ip
• No. 2 Clemson rolls to another ACC title
• Griffin, Pistons ruin Curry’s return
• Bush holds a special place with franchise
• Texas’ shorebird hunting is rich in history
• Highlander­s come up short against Eagles
• Bruins require big rally to ground Falcons
• 24-point lead plus opportunit­y to advance disappear
• Tally’s late pick seals victory
• No. 20 Texas Tech holds off Memphis
• Owls’ late rally comes up short
• Sharing the light to illuminate the darkness
• By Rabbi Annie Belford Finding miracles in everyday moments
• Museum highlights ‘Slave Bible’ that focuses on servitude, leaves out freedom
• Sanctuary church members seek justice after arrest of protected immigrant
• Report on clergy abuse spurs wave of probes
• At Bush airport, artist finds the sky’s the limit
• Tenacity uncovers truth behind spy’s killing
• Steven Yeun, the new look of a Hollywood icon
• Austin’s Threadgill’s auctioning off posters and memorabili­a
• Alfonso Cuarón’s ‘Roma’ one of the year’s best movies
• By Maggie Gordon Travel writer inks book for the ‘globally curious’
• ‘Knife’ pits Jack the Ripper against Sherlock Holmes’ creator
• BEST-SELLERS
• Oil heiress Alison Baumann pens murder mystery
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S HOROSCOPE
• Lighter and brighter
• Downtown’s new Finn Hall features 10 restaurant­s that are ‘all Houston’
• The Players
• Stay-at-home mom seeks adult contact via art lessons
• Why do Europeans love Texas barbecue?
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• James Baker talks 25 years of his namesake institute
• Hotels and restaurant­s open in pivotal year
• Embracing One of South Houston’s Finest Communitie­s
• WELCOME TO FERTITTA CENTER
• TOP 6 DON’T MISS GAMES
• HALL OF HONOR INDUCTION
• more than sports!
• Which home is right for your needs?
• OPEN HOMES
• At Sabinas Creek Ranch, pure country living is in proximity to city amenities.
• Luxury condos available in several price levels.
• Be the first owner, and make every inch of the house your own.
• A detailed look at one of the area’s most distinctiv­e homes.
• Home for the holidays
• Don’t forget home security during the season
• Sometimes it doesn’t pay to put your house in children’s names
• Paisley helps buyers, sellers navigate real estate needs
• Custom glass table covers provide protection
• Highland sells GHBA Benefit home in Balmoral
• Drees offers patio home incentives in Elyson’s first gated neighborho­od
• Highland announces final opportunit­ies in gated Spring enclave
• Excitement builds as Toll Brothers returns to The Woodlands
• Understand mortgage process when moving to Houston
• Landlord’s dread: Depreciati­on, deferred maintenanc­e
• Metal chimney that touches wood framing creates hazard
• Holiday gifts for gardeners
• Finch Properties names HomeAid recipient of fundraiser
• 1904 World’s Fair porcelain souvenir is a shoe-in
• López Obrador asume el poder
• Los Texans extienden su racha
• La Conmebol, en jaque

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