Houston Chronicle - 2017-09-09

• ‘This was catastroph­ic’ for an entire community
• Irma threatens to engulf Florida
• FEMA well-equipped to handle double disasters
• Brakes put on vehicle policies
• Dozens left dead after powerful quake hits Mexico
• Relief funds for Harvey get OK in Washington
• Breach shows rules lax for credit bureaus
• Stars come out to support evacuees
• Balladeer was country music’s ‘Gentle Giant’
• Residents hoping to rebuild Port Aransas with charm intact
• Number of fatalities linked to flooding rises
• Abbott hands out advance of more than $135M to city, county
• Trump starts to fill Texas court vacancies
• Storm victim planned to care for patients
• DA’s office pushes to clear backlog of indictment­s
• U.S. seeking long-shot U.N. resolution with N. Korea
• Rohingya refugees exhaust shelter capacity
• FBI’s help sought in criminal probe of nurse’s arrest
• Records reveal widespread ATF scheme
• Pope urging reconcilia­tion in civil war-torn Colombia
• Israeli prime minister’s wife is accused of misusing funds
• Nowhere will be safe: Can scary words be enough to save people from Irma?
• Thumbs up, down
• Hurricane trauma
• Women’s health post-Harvey
• STORAGE BUSINESS BUSTLES
• Yuck or yum? Swiss chain is offering insect burgers
• Workers, like homeowners, can be scam targets
• Price cuts shake up retail sector
• The maker of Peugeots sees its shares sink after a newspaper reported possible emissions cheating.
• Advice on what you need to do in the wake of the Equifax data breach.
• Gender gap in pay at Google
• Justice Department probes Uber tracking of Lyft drivers
• Judge urged to revoke Shkreli’s bail over Clinton hair post
• Stocks waver as energy companies droop
• Federal audit: U.S. misuses tax money for California water
• CHARLES E. CUSACK, JR.
• CAROL SEGAL GOLD
• American women turning the corner in a rush
• Which Bortles coming to NRG?
• Winning streak fizzles at seven
• Air of mystery surrounds UH
• Federal judge blocks Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott’s six-game suspension.
• The Dynamo expect Saturday’s game against Colorado to be emotional.
• Kevin Anderson will meet Rafael Nadal in the men’s final.
• Indians roll to 16th straight
• For McGrady, storm provides perspectiv­e
• Lefties no longer have Reddick’s number at plate
• Change is in the air at Kyle
• Questions linger following defeat
• Owls get a second chance for a new start
• TODAY’S AREA GAMES
• No. 11 Oklahoma St. improves to 2-0
• Goodell to be on hand for Texans’ opener
• Patriots put humbling loss behind them
• Mewis puts positive spin on latest move
• Eagles use quick start to hold off Mustangs
• Cougars’ Tybo-charged offense shifts into gear in second half
• Jones, Smith lead the way as Eagles hold off Deer
• A welcome deluge of rain lilies
• Hurricane Camp gives children chance to stage a rescue narrative
• Birds start to gather on mud flats of Bolivar
• DEAR ABBY: Parents angered after kids’ baby sitter drops the ball.
• Lacebugs may be cause of azalea woes
• 5 THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND
• CRYPTOQUIP
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• THE BIG PICTURE IN SMARTPHONE TECH
• Sky’ s the limit: Talk with Pinnacle Group’s Nina Vaca.
• Amazon looking for city for second HQ.
• DEVICES THAT REALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE
• Cities that could be a good fit for Amazon’s second HQ

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