Houston Chronicle - 2015-10-29

• Downtown is a man’s world
• M.D. Anderson expands initiative
• Past felonies hinder housing search
• Cruz steps up attack at debate
• Bin Laden raid OK’d by lawyers
• Army blimp on the loose for hours
• ROCKETS COME OUT FLAT TO OPEN SEASON, GET BLOWN OUT BY NUGGETS AT TOYOTA CENTER
• Republican­s nominate Ryan to be speaker
• Katy student’s complaint investigat­ed
• Residents’ opposition spurs change in plans
• Congressma­n overseeing FBI says Hoover ‘opposite of justice,’ wants building renamed
• Ex-speaker pleads guilty to bank fraud
• S.C. deputy is fired for flipping teen girl
• Austria will build Slovenia border fence
• Islamic State’s recruiting sends scare through Russia
• Iran to attend internatio­nal talks on Syria’s future
• Judge orders Alabama to restore Planned Parenthood funding
• Hall sues former consultant over radio ad
• ‘Start-Up City’ author gauges Houston issues
• Teen’s suit against the city is dismissed
• Lawyer resigns after lies exposed
• A lawyer questions whether protocol was violated with a witness in the Darren Goforth murder case.
• Kevin Brady is the best person to lead the House Ways and Means Committee.
• Hecht settles ethics case, agrees to pay lower fine
• Ballistics review ordered in ’93 murder case
• State warned on Planned Parenthood
• Juan Manuel Montoya
• Betty Zumwalt
• Jimmy Charles smith
• Sarah (Sally) ringer ragan
• Thomas Dealey moxley, Jr.
• Durable plants
• The Mars challenge
• Criticism made McNair reverse field on HERO
• ‘Religious freedom’ is no license to ostracize
• Yes to Prop 7, but it’s no real road solution
• Court again rejects murderer’s DNA bid
• ‘Ryan clearly just didn’t get it’
• Keeping Herman? Try cash, crowds, facilities
• Lackadaisi­cal effort has no place on team with title aspiration­s
• Johnny Cueto’s two-hit, 7-1 gem gives the Royals a 2-0 edge on the Mets.
• Recent rains have turned waterfowl prospects from good to exceptiona­l.
• Volquez isn’t sure he’ll be ready to go for Game 5 start
• Keuchel first pitcher since ’92 to be selected Astros MVP
• Yates’ return engagement a 2nd chance to make good
• O’Brien calls relationsh­ip with GM ‘a partnershi­p’
• Cowboys’ Bryant back at practice
• With seizures returning, Minnesota’s Kill retires
• Attempt to extort TE leads to man’s arrest
• Thunder hold off Spurs to win in Donovan’s debut
• Week 10 matchups to help sort out playoff picture
• FIVE THINGS TO WATCH
• McHale thinks vets will get up to speed
• Sounders oust champion Galaxy
• 2016 Honda Civic: This compact emulates European class
• Texas draws health care attention
• Trade from Asia helps build up port’s traffic
• Profit lacking for oil output
• Slump means time to buy
• The Fed decides against an interest rate hike but doesn’t rule one out later this year.
• Deal may give Walgreens more price muscle
• Kinder Morgan says preferred shares help in long run
• 2 Texas refiners see their profits jump
• Activist investor pushes AIG to split up
• VW posts its first quarterly loss in 15 years amid emissions scandal
• READY FOR A SCARE?
• Director walks a fine line in his quest for ‘Truth’
• Haunted houses
• Katy football star back in the game in ‘Carter’
• Art museums
• Get spirited away at Halloween food events
• McDonald’s supersizes Quarter Pounder with Cheese
• TOP 12 FILMS AT THE BOX OFFICE
• Your Horoscope for Thursday, October 29
• Lone Star Rally revs up in Galveston
• Feral hogs again a problem in Kingwood area
• County eyes new ways to address jail overcrowdi­ng
• Serving up laughter for charity
• HARC set to build new Woodlands campus
• Voters to decide slate of election issues
• Playoff push
• New Danville opens store
• Plans for clock unwind
• $487 million CISD bond set for vote
• Bonterra at Woodforest residents await clubhouse
• Bonterra at Woodforest celebrates its first birthday as Taylor Morrison’s 55+ community continues to thrive
• Highlander harriers assuming the favorite’s mantle once again
• Funds for Texas 36 developmen­t study in works
• Another expansion ahead for Christ Clinic in Katy
• Katy ISD adopts vision statement
• Newly reimaged ‘pizza theater’ reopens
• Fielder fifth-grader wins math challenge
• Candidates talk about state funding, changing demographi­cs
• Cougars hope to finish strong
• Mavericks gain momentum in race
• Pearland center creates world stage for cultures
• Pearland targets blocked intersecti­ons
• Friendswoo­d seeks bids to improve 4 roadways
• League City historians lead cemetery tours
• Galveston to play host to Lone Star Rally
• Deer Park restaurant vies in BBQ contest
• Noncredit photograph­y courses offered
• Clear Falls peaking at just the right time
• Turner has Pearland turning the corner
• Bocce ball is relaxed way to socialize with others
• Fire-damaged Furniture Bank nonprofit seeking donations
• Leisz has squad rolling into semifinal
• City of Bellaire says sidewalks are repaired with limited budget
• Music school franchise to open
• Store design honored with architectu­re award
• Museum plans expansion
• Pre-teen gets role in ‘Wait Until Dark’
• ‘Wicked Woods’ entertains and educates
• Lamar’s Heymach among state favorites
• Bocce ball is relaxed way to socialize with others
• ‘Wicked Woods’ Party entertains and educates
• Lighting event Thanksgivi­ng night
• Store design honored with architectu­re award
• Music school franchise to open
• Pre-teen gets role in ‘Wait Until Dark’
• ‘Wicked Woods’ Party entertains and educates
• Pre-teen gets role in ‘grown-up’ production, ‘Wait Until Dark’
• Challenges were seen across the district
• Music school franchise to open
• Museum will expand to northwest area
• Fire-damaged furniture nonprofit needs donations
• Spartan harriers heading to state
• Local farmers markets are thriving in the fall
• Luciferian­s set Halloween debut in Old Town Spring
• Sign campaign will brand neighborho­ods
• Klein ISD set to boost technology in classrooms
• Haunted hangouts kick it into high gear
• Bonterra at Woodforest residents await clubhouse
• Bonterra at Woodforest celebrates its first birthday as Taylor Morrison’s 55+ community continues to thrive
• Bearkats putting struggles in the past
• Tomball’s not done yet
• Community effort helps bring kids back to class
• Fort Bend County to widen Crabb River Road
• Trustees grapple with access to schools
• Missouri City renovates busy Community Center
• Longhorns spurred on by early 2014 exit
• Race Park offers full schedule without horses
• Cypress Creek Greenway moves forward
• Jersey Village residents to pay more in property tax
• Cypress Ranch transcends district mire

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