Houston Chronicle - 2017-09-30

• $50M CHECK CANCELS TAX HIKE PROPOSAL
• EPA: Dioxin leaking from waste pits
• Deportatio­ns see big decline
• Mayor seeks to end voting lawsuit
• Price out as health secretary over cost of flights
• CENTURY MARK
• 9 days after hurricane hit, Puerto Rico finally getting aid
• Arkema plant under criminal investigat­ion
• U.S. pulling out diplomats from embassy in Cuba
• Southwest’s new planes point to future
• Third Ward charter school abruptly closes
• Man accused of dragging cop gets curfew
• A century ago, tiny town was fig capital of Texas
• Flooding analysis sought on changes
• Vacationer sues cruise line over Harvey
• Harvey evacuee turns 104 — 170 miles from home
• Richest gain the most from tax plan
• Air Force Academy leader warns racism won’t be tolerated
• Senate unveils budget blueprint
• At least 22 killed in stampede at India rail station
• Thumbs up, down
• HISD trustees
• Maintain resilience post-storm
• Perry seeks to protect coal, nuclear plants
• Cattle setbacks may be less than feared
• Suit says bank advised against flood coverage
• Phillips 66 accused of causing flooding
• USAA finds that it has landed in the middle of the NFL anthem dispute.
• Trump says he’ll make decision on Fed chair in next few weeks
• Hackers may find new way into PCs, Apple products
• Stocks finish 3rd quarter at record highs
• Arkansas city hopes $100 million effort will restore glory from oil boomtown days
• Veterans agency seeks to scrap ethics law
• MARY ELIZABETH THORNTON
• Aggies’ versatile Kirk difficult to slow down
• Titans’ tandem a tough test for run ‘D’
• Gordon puts ego aside to fill tough role
• Russell Westbrook signs $205 million contract extension to stay in Oklahoma City.
• Phil Mickelson helps the U.S. team take a big lead in the Presidents Cup.
• Indians set AL Central win mark
• Reddick returns home for a back exam
• Mackanin out as Phillies’ manager after 2½ seasons
• Owls’ close-knit unit holding the line
• Mistake-free play key to success
• TODAY’S AREA GAMES
• Winless Tigers fall short in bid for upset
• UT’s offense still work in progress despite road win
• No. 14 Miami stays unbeaten
• Clowney off to strong start after breakout 2016 season
• It’s full speed ahead at camp
• Louisville names ex-player Padgett interim coach
• SILENT PROTESTS
• Deming, Mustangs race past Cubs in District 20-5A clash
• Playmaking, defense spark Eagles’ victory over Broncos
• Cougars rely on defense to stop Crusaders
• Elis shows skill past his years
• A defining moment
• Determined monarch butterflie­s make an amazing journey
• Theater District shows its resilience with ‘Houston Strong’ performanc­e.
• Innocent husband bears brunt of wife’s anger at her father.
• GARDEN CALENDAR
• 5 THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND
• Your Horoscope for Saturday, September 30
• MICROSOFT CEO HITS REFRESH
• How Apple’s Face ID facial recognitio­n works.
• Working on new eyes for driverless cars.
• IMF CHIEF TELLS CENTRAL BANKERS TO NOT DISMISS BITCOIN

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