Houston Chronicle - 2014-06-19

• Border detention centers still in crisis, but improved
• Scientists use gliders to measure Gulf ‘dead zone’
• More HPD cases are in peril
• Air-travel upgrade launches here
• Texas cooling off 7 prisons in pilot program for summer
• It’s over and out for World Cup champs
• Houston teen building own clothing brand
• Iraq fights militants for control of refinery
• Report urges sweeping changes at CPS
• City Council in the mood for spending
• State orders ‘surge’ along the border
• Ceremony, but little pomp for Spain’s frugal new king
• Defrocked Methodist minister now ‘hoping for a re-frocking’
• Fierce feline lives up to TV show’s name
• Few details of Benghazi suspect’s capture
• Persian Gulf nations suffering blowback from Iraq militants
• Chinese dog-eaters are dodging activists by holding feasts early
• Rebels reject leader’s idea of cease-fire
• Scientists identify aid to heart attacks
• Likely House majority leader not a knee-jerk conservati­ve
• Some states unfazed by controvers­y over botched execution
• How billions of birds disappeare­d
• Republican EPA chiefs to Congress: Act on climate
• Civil War cannon gets new home
• With either mayoral choice, Galena Park voters willmake history
• Conservati­ve focus misplaced in dealing with border crisis
• Bill King says he’s learned a lesson in sensitivit­y from a recent column.
• State appeals panel voices skepticism of case against DeLay
• Wilson wants HCC to drop Pride float
• Judge tells Houstonian he’s not a citizen
• Oil future
• Breaking bad news
• Dispatchin­g firefighte­rs
• Failed energy policy bills represent missed opportunit­y
• Radio icon understood America’s real character
• Keenum’s modus operandi: Take nothing for granted
• Bullpen’s inability to protect 2-run lead tips series
• Still fighting to prove himself, UH ex will tussle with Savage for backup job
• A no-hitter for Kershaw
• More on World Cup
• The Redskins’ nickname is ‘disparagin­g,’ says Patent and Trademark Office.
• Porter sees All-star written all over Altuve’s season
• Royals roll on with 10th straight
• MLB REPORT
• Captain Gerrard praises, warns England teammates
• Hinojosa’s herculean blast keeps Texas alive and well
• The Pinehurst fun has already started for 11-year-old Li
• And how was your night? 15-inning loss to Virginia puts TCU in must-win mode
• Texas rivers offer countless options, fish
• Parade gives Spurs fans a lot to shout about
• For the big money, head to this West Texas city
• Emerging markets help feed petrochemi­cal boom
• Amazon Fire may consume shopping time
• Pipeline vote likely an empty victory
• Oil industry trade group says delay by EPA on biofuel quotas could spell trouble at the pump
• Oil train details not security issue, U.S. says
• Shell to join the trend for pipeline investing
• House panel confronts CEO with email on bad GM part
• Chrysler is added to probe of air bags, ignition switches
• U.S. tax scofflaws living overseas get chance to avoid IRS penalties
• Fed chair says economy still hurting, sees no need to raise short-term interest rates
• ‘The Last Ship’ attempts to save the world
• Baseball dad follows lure of the field
• ‘American Idol’ alum Danny Gokey’s new album offers a message of hope.
• Earlydetec­tion of cancer could have saved friend’s life
• BIG STAMPS BUZZ
• ‘Rover’ soundtrack fits Guy Pearce’s jarring film
• 36th Houston LGBT Pride Festival and Pride Parade
• Play List: Dry tone of sax reflects setting, character’s mental state
• Burgerfi Cheeseburg­er underwhelm­s
• At IHOP, is it breakfast or dessert?
• Grimaldi’s pizza, atmosphere charmpair
• Count on the Number Five to satisfy
• Get your motor running at Quaker Steaks
• CULTURE SCENE
• TOP 12 FILMS AT THE BOX OFFICE
• ART-HOUSE FILMS
• Dry-cleaning the ticket for grease stains
• Soft Life for 1972 GMC Suburban Carryall
• Center responds to mental health needs
• Student and teacher prepare for scientific trip to the Bahamas
• Project may be complete in the fall
• The Lone Star College Kingwood will present the opera “Ariadne Auf Naxos.”
• Hurricanes focus on college tries
• Houston a launching pad in ring
• Program blends baseball, robotics
• CISD looks at bond election as expansion continues
• Woodlands growth shifts planning for fireworks
• The Woodlands begins its budgeting process
• Trade a jar of peanut butter for free bowling
• Hurricanes put focus on getting players to college
• Houston launching pad in ring
• Competitiv­e swimming way of life for Katywoman
• More than 100 projects studied by KISD committee
• Katy plans to add more land to the west of city
• Mustangs start galloping
• Grant to open trails in barrier island park
• Teen curates Texas history exhibit
• District plans to build 2 schools
• Cripps ends career in style
• Williams moves up to district job
• Bailey Road improvemen­ts draw interest of residents
• Pearland, Alvin school districts raise salaries for employees
• Nursing college to expand to Pearland
• Pearland star quarterbac­k Connor Heath looks forward to collegiate football.
• Teen thespians baskincarn­egie’s victory
• Bayou abuzz as park work continues
• Bellaire womanputs her all into mission to bemisstexa­s
• Wildcats eager for summer to pass quickly
• Cardinals turn fields red this year
• Teen thespians baskincarn­egie’s victory
• Bayou abuzz as park work continues
• HSPVA Friends presents summer scholarshi­ps
• Houston a launching pad
• Gleason gets settled withpanthe­rs
• Teen observed older people to prepare
• Plans gel for YES Prep high school
• Memorialhe­rmann plans mental health clinic for area
• Fireworks, performanc­es to highlight Katy’s July Fourth bash
• Miss Mary Katharine Bacon Weds Mr. Jesse Simon Madigan
• Miss Katina Christophe­r Pappas Weds Mr. Nicholas Spyros Dermatas
• Mustangs start their galloping early on
• Gleason settled with Panthers
• Retail center taking shape in northern Spring area
• Spring ISD’S new budget includes raises for teachers
• Social service agency raising millions for new thrift store
• Medical complex on the way
• Tomball ISD set to approve $98.7 million budget for 2014-15
• New Spring skate park nearly complete
• Whole Foods Grocery opening features events, fundraiser­s
• Local youths take scouting to the seas
• Mustangs start their galloping early on
• Houston launching pad in ring
• SYMPHONY NORTH PRESENTS:
• Hospital systems expand their Sugar Land facilities
• Stafford works with developer on former TI site
• Fort Bend ISD students qualify for academic finals in Singapore
• Fort Bend Cares awards foundation grants to 22 groups
• Adeniyi happy with choice
• Three coaches honored for work
• Father-and-son grads share strong bond
• Memorialhe­rmann system plans medical center in Cypress
• Pet store, grocery to open next week
• 2 . ,,/-.3
• SYMPHONY NORTH PRESENTS: YOUNG ARTIST CONCERTO COMPETITIO­N WINNERS
• Mustangs start their galloping early on

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