Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2022-04-03

• Citgo 6 families despair of policy
• Deputy killed in fiery crash
• Pandemic lays bare the city’s need for paid parental leave
• Biden: Nuclear submarine enhances security
• Video contrasts police claims in stun gun case
• Parkland shooter’s lawyers face tough task
• With new evidence, juror regrets his death penalty vote
• Texas can unlock clean energy
• Texas’ heartbeat law proves effective — at doing harm
• Did Texas Rangers miss something?
• How to produce oil and gas responsibl­y
• Russia can’t win in Ukraine, but Biden has no victory strategy
• Congress failed Americans of color some 200 times since 1899
• DR. ELIZABETH CARROW WOOLFOLK
• PATRICIA HENDRICKSO­N THOMPSON
• JOHN B. BROCK III
• LUTHER JOHN “BURT” BURLESON
• RAYMOND D. BROCHSTEIN
• KATHRYN FAY LOVE STOKES
• LEON PAYNE, JR.
• JAMES REAGAN DAVIS
• THOMAS CRANFORD HOLT
• BARBARA MCMINN DALE
• ANNE HEISE CHAMBERLAN­D
• FREDERICK (FRED) WINTON RUMMELL
• CECILIA MORALES CHAVEZ
• PAUL PILKINGTON
• NAIDA JO DEVILLENEU­VE CRISP
• ALTA JEAN WEYLAND
• DR. JUDITH KAY DUNN
• Biden’s climate goals sputter at the pump
• Black Democrats aim for a party revival
• Pope blasts Russia’s ‘infantile’ war, EU-Libya deal on migrants
• Russian official: Sanctions could imperil ISS
• Nuclear threats have West mulling possible responses
• Mud, guns help 1-horned rhinos bounce back in Indian park
• How many COVID-19 deaths are ‘acceptable’?
• Scientists finally finish decoding entire human genome
• California’s drought deepens as wet season is anything but
• West to get more one-two weather punches
• Japan helps pay for IVF in push for babies
• Many teens report abuse during lockdown
• Cuts in Britain could cause a COVID-19 data drought
• Living with gusto despite a rare disease — and hunting for answers
• Several factors hurt growth of Mexican gray wolves in ’21
• Reserve tap won’t make a dent in oil prices
• Can HPE make Houston’s tech sector a contender?
• More young workers are considerin­g quitting
• Rideshare riders can get stuck with medical bills in crash
• IPads, Macs now work better together
• Memory cards can fix phone storage
• Saudi Arabia at crossroads as oil prices help its coffers
• How to avoid panic buying in a hot housing market
• Working with different personalit­y types brings plenty of challenges
• Think of job interview as a 3-act play
• Make a great first impression with people you do not know
• How five generation­s can work together
• Follow tips for landing job in a new city
• WHAT A PATHETIC WHINE
• Position player roster set for opener
• Green in groove with range of shots
• FIVE THINGS TO WATCH
• Ginobili headlines class
• Embiid, Sixers snap slide behind rout
• Pair of Texas exes among four deadlocked at the top
• Ruud returns at top of the field
• Kupcho up by 6 at Mission Hills
• Clashes won’t stop Bueckers
• Tar Heels KO Krzyzewski
• Jayhawks run to another title game
• A LEGACY OF WINNING
• A PERFECT ENDING
• Houston DJ Chicken George battles back against cancer
• Epic concert series
• Jennifer Egan’s new novel revisits the informatio­n age
• Jehovah’s Witnesses return to in-person worship
• Ben McKenzie would like a word with the crypto bros
• Eight-year-old makes a wish at George Observator­y
• Boyfriend’s bizarre stupor comes with abuse
• House guest doesn’t get to watch TV in peace
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• What to watch
• Doris Day 100th Birthday Tribute
• On Mexico’s Pacific coast, Zihuatanej­o is a city set to music
• Texas barbecue community has some long-standing traditions
• Make your home as marketable as possible
• You can find help with small remodeling jobs and repairs
• REALTOR PROFILE
• 2 builders commit to GHBA Benefit Homes Project in ‘22
• Life Skills Center under way
• A NEW LOOK

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