Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2022-05-15

• Celebratio­n of books counters bans on titles
• Heat putting grid fixes on hot seat
• Federal judge blocks parts of Alabama’s transgende­r youth law
• Abortion rights backers march in a nationwide demonstrat­ion
• Texas politician­s’ Big Lies are a threat
• Pick Buckingham in the GOP runoff
• Kleberg is best in Democratic runoff
• Protests at home represent an implicit, insidious threat
• Jaworski is best in Democratic runoff
• Bush gets the nod in GOP runoff
• ELIZABETH “B.D.” MCANDREW
• KENNETH CLARK
• ROBERT COLLINS ORR
• EDWINA “TONIA” CLARK
• JOAN ELIZABETH HERRIN LYONS
• DOROTHY FODELL DAVIES
• DONALD JOSEPH WINTERS
• ROBIN VALERIE BRUCE
• LARRY MCWHERTER
• FRANCES “TRONCY” ADELE (BRAY) ORSAK
• PAUL TULANE GORDON III
• JEANNE REBECCA (HARRIS) PULLEYN
• SHIRLEY ANNE SMITH
• ROSAMAY LINDSEY DAVIS
• Hollywood’s famed hairstylis­t brashly fought addictions
• Golden Globe winner had ‘The Right Stuff ’
• Court rules against jailed migrants, saying they have less due process
• Biden braces for onslaught of GOP probes
• Police arrest 2 after fire kills 27 in New Delhi
• Ambitious U.S. partner rises to lead UAE
• Potential additions to NATO a problem for Putin
• New Mexico seeks more to fight wildfire
• Scientists stunned after plants grow in lunar dirt
• Chair of first UFO hearing since ’60s: ‘Someone has to do it’
• NOAA study connects less air pollution and more storms
• Hurricane forecaster­s get jump on season
• Airbnb overhauls vacation searches
• Pandemic hurt moms, but most kept working
• Epson’s innovative printer remains a money-saver
• Study finds higher density of gas leaks where people of color live
• Americans put more on credit cards as costs skyrocket
• Stress for some workers rises in return to office
• World Wide Web creator calls metaverse ‘part of the future’
• APPRENTICE­SHIP
• Micromanag­ers: Learn how to handle them
• Moving forward with your emotions during a job loss
• Fisher says playoff needs expanding
• Dubón brings versatilit­y to field
• Angels batter A’s to split two games
• INSIDE THE BOUNCE
• Star trio back in familiar territory
• No need for a super team
• Schlossnag­le has Aggies surging
• Liverpool wins in a shootout
• Momentum builds with shutout
• Summer Creek still the champs
• Milby advances after taking win in marathon Game 3
• Djokovic is back in the Italian Open final
• Munoz, Spieth paired up for a Byron Nelson finish
• How this personal injury firm is helping Houstonian­s
• ACTIVE LIFESTYLE
• Common and not so common questions about safe deposit boxes
• 55-plus luxury: Fordham communitie­s offer active lifestyle
• Tips for finding Social Security info online
• Treemont offers a variety of excursions for residents to enjoy
• Feeling lucky? Watch out for these scams
• Long-lasting friendship­s take time and effort
• The Grand Adventure: Know ‘when to fold ’em’
• FOCUS ON PREDIABETE­S
• ‘Nuanced Black’ puts work from local Black fine arts degree candidates on view
• Sienna Miller found catharsis in ‘Anatomy of a Scandal’
• Dance to the tune of survival
• BESTSELLER­S
• Anthony Anderson on his journey from Howard to Hollywood and back
• Asia Society exhibit on the immigrant experience carries weight
• Popular French country home décor is both laid-back and elegant
• Living on Tulsa time
• ROYAL STARS
• Sibling is hounded by insecurity and jealousy
• Friend always mentions people’s finances
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• What to watch
• LIVE THE GOOD LIFE IN ST. KITTS:
• Bigger cows mean more beef rib options
• ‘SELLING SUNSET’
• Seal hidden window air leaks with caulk
• HomeAid Heroes program changes lives through donations
• Taylor Morrison builds Dahlia plan for GHBA Benefit Homes Project
• INK STAINS

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