Houston Chronicle - 2017-09-22

• Flood control effort draws help from Army Corps
• Liberty reels after 55 inches of rain
• Fears on dam safety grow
• GYLLENHAAL STARS AS SURVIVOR OF BOSTON BOMBING IN ‘STRONGER’
• Prisons abolish punitive solitary
• Facebook to release ads linked to Russia
• Battered Puerto Rico faces long road back
• Emoji inventor saw nuances in pictures
• MD Anderson’s prognosis is improving
• Kim lashes out at Trump after latest threats
• Cruz prioritize­s flood control in rebuilding
• Disasters hit home for many still regrouping from Harvey
• Suit testing futile care law gets hearing
• Woodlands’ head clarifies Confederat­e statue remark
• Railroad Commission director resigns under pressure
• Housing complex residents fault city over evacuation order
• Houston man charged with a hate crime
• National agency to support Houston’s cultural institutio­ns
• Inmates about to be moved due to heat issues
• Police chief has concerns after deaf man’s slaying
• Desperatio­n increases for relatives of missing in wake of Mexico quake
• Iraq’s Kurds pressured to abort vote on independen­ce
• Alaska, Wisconsin get favors in new health care bill
• Probe: U.N. fails victims of peacekeepe­rs
• Cuban mystery
• Buyer beware
• Zoning won’t save city but greener rules might
• Just one health bill qualifies as ‘extreme’
• A 2-cent gas tax is answer to looming deficits
• DowDuPont marks milestone with plant
• Allstate expects losses to reach $593 million
• Cereal back to its old Trix
• Ike Dike wins favor
• Delaware bests Texas on suits
• Progress reported on youth obesity
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise is about to cut 5,000 jobs, sources say.
• Google buys an HTC team in $1.1 billion bet on devices
• SEC fails to follow its own advice on disclosing cyberattac­ks
• 50 years ago, ATMs roiled banking world
• Stocks power U.S. wealth to $96 trillion
• CEO put on notice after slurs against comedian
• Business ties complicate responses by Muslim states to Rohingya crisis
• Monsanto weedkiller dicamba divides farmers
• Former Obama officials join to protect student consumers
• Streak snapped at 6
• Opposing QBs’ 300 club a really short list
• Rewriting history not proper course of action for former AD
• Keuchel’s stuff not up to snuff; offense no help with just 3 hits
• UH puts the nation’s longest active home winning streak on the line Saturday vs. Texas Tech.
• Kyle Stanley shoots a 64 to take the first-round lead in the Tour Championsh­ip.
• Aaron Hernandez had severe case of CTE; league, Patriots sued.
• LB Benardrick McKinney helps call the shots on defense.
• Record in sight for Indians
• McCullers, McHugh might each get start
• Nebraska terminates AD Eichorst; South Florida 4-0 under Strong
• Clowney: To beat Patriots, defense must pressure Brady
• Tigers rout reigning champs
• Bombastic ‘Kingsman’ sequel is cynical and offensive
• Day for Night gathers outcasts of the arts
• In ‘Jerry Before Seinfeld,’ comedian takes us back to where it all started.
• Son’s health problems cause dad to question parentage.
• A bruised ego is on parade in ‘Brad’s Status’
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Is a curse at hand for Texans?
• EAGLE’S EYES ON QBS
• PICKING HIS BATTLES
• COMING IN LOUD AND CLEAR
• TEXANS VS. PATRIOTS
• TITANS CLASH ONCE AGAIN
• PATRIOTS COACH HAS MANY DISCIPLES, BUT THEIR TRACK RECORDS AFTER LEAVING THE NEST ARE MIXED
• NO STRANGER TO AIR RAIDS
• HOUSTON VS. TEXAS TECH
• LIVING HIGH ON THE HOGS
• TEXAS A&M VS. ARKANSAS
• REDEMPTION ON THEIR MINDS
• RICE VS. FLA. INTERNATIO­NAL
• Going on the defensive
• BAYLOR VS. OKLAHOMA
• TCU VS. OKLAHOMA ST.
• LSU VS. SYRACUSE
• HBU VS. McNEESE ST.
• SAM HOUSTON VS. NICHOLLS
• TSU VS. ALABAMA A&M
• PRAIRIE VIEW VS. ALABAMA ST.
• 10 THINGS TO WATCH THIS WEEK
• Texans surprise Kingwood with gear
• Texas A&M freshman walk-on apologizes for gesture
• PAGEANTRY AND POLITICS
• Look to Japan for a better health care system.
• Let’s talk about Hispanic Heritage Month.
• Abbott’s one-word answer to my two-part question
• The numbers show Silicon Valley is already fading

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