Houston Chronicle - 2017-11-16

• ‘Nobody should be living in this’
• Future of Baker Hughes unclear as GE seeks exit
• Tax plan worries colleges in Texas
• Judicial nominee defends tweets
• Prisons losing guards at high rate
• Zimbabwe’s leader under house arrest
• 1950s high-rise to get makeover for use as hotel
• Republican senator rejects tax plan
• Chemical plants urged to rethink disaster plans
• Trump silent as furor grows over Moore
• Houston and Galveston celebrate a new causeway in 1939.
• Are cities ready?
• Governor’ s effort to oust‘ normal’ Republican ahead-scratcher
• TxDOT details costs related to Harvey, outlines repair efforts for flooded roads
• GOP memo warns not to take Dems for granted
• Profane truck decal captures sheriff’s attention
• Kingwood HS plans a mid-March reopening
• Texas leaders vow to improve Capitol’s harassment policies
• Pence in Texas promises storm recovery aid
• Couple pledges $25M to UTHealth School of Nursing
• First gene-editing therapy tested on man with metabolic disease
• Nearby Earth-size planet may support life
• Dangerous Hawaii psychiatri­c patient arrested in California
• Ohio calls off execution after failing to find inmate’s vein
• Political change
• Charter check
• The Moore saga
• Affordable housing is critical to Harvey recovery
• A dead iPhone warps time back to the 1960s
• Boeing ruling enables government secrecy
• New Hearing Aid Takes Internatio­nal Best of Show
• Outside media in Russia to get ‘foreign agent’ tag
• Trump claims Asia trip forged new unity against North Korea
• The Woodlands has a little brother
• Warehouse rush gains steam
• Online sales up, but retail hiring is down
• Argentina, Poland and the United States vied for the world’s fair, and one winner emerged.
• Apology by Papa John’s for NFL remarks
• Years later, some security cameras are still open to hackers
• Investor says his vote count shows he won seat at P&G
• Stocks are pulling back for November
• Consumer bureau leader to leave post
• Arctic refuge drilling bill advances
• Endof net neutrality rules for web traffic could be near as FCC plans December vote
• Widespread outage strikes Google Docs in North America
• Europe tries to manage its ‘overtouris­m’
• At the top of their game
• Paul says he’s ready to ‘hoop’
• A winning ground game went on IR with Watson
• Jones, Cuban right to take King, NFL down a notch
• Academy Sports + Outdoors is taking over sponsorshi­p of the Texas Bowl.
• Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott drops the appeal of his suspension.
• Cy Youngs never old
• Wolves end 12-game slide vs. Spurs
• Scouting report: At Phoenix Suns
• Fisher or free agent? That’s the LF question
• Astros planning to take championsh­ip trophy on a tour
• Savage just has to let go — the past, the ball
• With Fuller again out, Ellington gets bigger chance to shine
• Young doesn’t shy from ugly incident
• Some blocks on Oliver may result in changes
• Grimes commits to Kansas
• UCLA suspends trio following shopliftin­g incident in China
• Cypress Ranch’s O’Connor named top scholar-athlete
• Prime time for playoff primer
• The favorites
• No World Cup for Italy means there is no job for its coach
• Hiestand turns 48-foot putt into spot in final
• Harvey recovery a slow, costly process
• A NIGHT IN THE ALESSANDRA HOTEL, WITH ABSINTHE.
• GLORIA ESTEFAN GETS THE BROADWAY TREATMENT.
• REAL NYC PIZZA DEEP IN HEART OF MONTROSE.
• KELELA CONJURES THE PAST
• BOOKER T WRESTLES WITH SUCCESS
• A MORE MATURE DEER TICK
• JANEEN GUTIERREZ
• LITTLE HANDS, BIG HEARTS
• ‘ TIME MACHINE: THROUGH THE WALLS OF A TIME TRAVELER,’ BY J USTIN GARCIA
• A DANCING, CREATIVE PULSE
• PLAYING IT SAFE WITH ‘MISS BENNET’
• EXPLORING THE SOUND OF TASTE
• THE ‘FUTURE’ IS HARD TO RESIST
• ‘LADY BIRD’ FEELS AUTHENTIC
• ‘LAST FLAG FLYING’ IS WORTH SALUTING
• FINDING HER ‘CRAZY THING’
• ‘DEAD DIALECT’ LIVES ON
• GALLERIA GETS LIT
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• HINTS FROMHELOIS­E
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Discover 7 things you can only do in Galveston this holiday season
• FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS illuminate­s the night at Moody Gardens
• The Grand fills the holidays with music, colors, classics
• Dickens on The Strand returns Dec. 1-3 to Galveston Island
• TRINITY EPISCOPALC­HURCH presents annual Pipe Organ Extravagan­za on Dec. 2
• Choirs, ballet, Santa featured at Galveston Holiday lighting celebratio­n at Hotel Galvez
• San Luis Resort gets visitors into spirit of the season
• MAKING NEW HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
• COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
• Thanksgivi­ng inspires many to volunteer
• Lighthouse store aids seniors with vision loss
• Community centers have much to offer senior residents
• The Buckingham unveils its new dining venue, wine room
• Parkway Place residents give thanks, share joy
• Social Security recipients to get COLA increase in 2018
• Bogus ads hook consumers in puppy scams
• Rio Grande Dental specialize­s in implant, cosmetic dentistry
• Houston-area walking tours heat up as temps fall
• New laws affect powers of attorney
• Treemont offers benefits to residents as Continuing Care Retirement Campus
• Reaping the rewards of seniority:
• Use asset method to determine what you can afford for second home
• Take the mess out of trash
• When is consulting a good career move?
• Decision to leave family home requires clear communicat­ion
• The Buckingham earns 2017 national quality award
• Village of Meyerland’s event benefits Alzheimer’ s Associatio­n
• Teen earns Eagle Scout status through service to seniors
• Proper nutrition for teens concerns grandparen­ts
• CHINA AND HOLLYWOOD
• Anew fashion hub? Eastern Europe
• Comedians aren’t laughing at Apu from ‘The Simpsons’
• To pair with that Thanksgivi­ng bird, consider beer
• Vince Gill loves all kinds of guitars (and mountains)
• ‘Weinstein Effect’ goes global as powerful men confronted
• Yes, she’s Jonah Hill’s kid sister.
• Fashion’s interest in alternativ­e fabrics keeps growing

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