Houston Chronicle - 2018-10-19

• OVER AND OUT
• Museum to display ‘gem of all maps’
• Trump shifts tone on Saudis
• New health chief to have hands full After getting mixed results in Nebraska, familiar problems await official in Texas
• Hurricane misery
• Border heats up
• Painter brushes Trump into seat at select club of GOP presidents
• Appeals court weighs lawsuit against Trump
• Hi Mickey, bye Mickey: 6 Disney parks on 2 coasts in 1 day
• Toddler is abandoned on neighbor’s porch
• Blue Angels soar across Houston sky
• Court orders Texas to improve foster care
• Democratic newcomer Shaw looking to deny Cagle another term on Commission­ers Court
• HISD trustees vote to reinstate interim superinten­dent
• Trump’s rally moved to Toyota Center
• Abbott puts funds into state House races
• Fired officer receives 8 years for sex assault
• Local man arrested in Idaho on abuse charges
• TSA goes for guns, money as travelers keep violating rules
• Endorsemen­ts: Family district courts
• For land office
• Confrontin­g the Saudis
• Arab world deserves more free expression
• World’s future depends on our climate actions
• Trump proposal scares immigrants from doctor visits
• How would Fertitta’s holdings fit with bid for Caesars merger?
• Pipeline company to go public
• BP’s Thunder Horse expansion begins producing
• September new-car sales fall compared with 2017
• 2 workers acquitted in water park death probe
• Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin won’t attend a summit in Saudi Arabia.
• End of postal treaty with China to cut into bargain goods
• Tech, industrial stocks continue to slump
• Study: Poor may not benefit from employment surges
• Surprise stockpile increase knocks oil into one-month low
• What’s to follow for Allen’s projects and philanthro­py?
• China closing wealth gap as U.S. still leads the pack
• Finishing with a thud
• LOSING THEIR WAY
• USUAL FIRE GOES OUT
• Verlander not quite vintage
• Price finally finds right postseason stuff
• A game Altuve keeps on ‘playing on one leg’
• After head fake, Miley gets ball in Game 6 for actual start
• Boston hitters have been methodical against Astros
• Opening setback to Pelicans a not-so-subtle wake-up call
• Problems in opening loss correctabl­e
• Hopkins-Ramsey a marquee matchup within game
• Clowney is putting a new spin on ‘trash’ talk
• Coutee threatenin­g fastest 4-game starts
• Broncos roll over Cardinals 45-10
• Open week allows chance to heal, but no time for leisure LSU highlights 2019 schedule
• These life lessons come at personal expense
• Bobcats get back on winning track in rout
• Senate probe helped lead to Penny indictment
• New film “The Oath” shows how politics can ruin a family’s festivitie­s. |
• THE TEXICAN
• PRODUCER KNOWS THE LURE OF HOUSTON
• FAMILY FUN
• THE BEAUTY OF FALL’S BOUNTY
• BARRY BOSTWICK DOES THE TIME WARP AGAIN
• DANCE OF ASIAN AMERICA PRESENTS “SPLENDID CHINA XIII” FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT MILLER OUTDOOR THEATRE.
• THE HUMANITY OF MONSTERS
• STEPHEN KING’S DIRECTOR COMING TO HORRORTHON
• ‘HALLOWEEN’ SLASHES AGAIN
• OUTSIDE THE MEGAPLEX
• PINBALL WIZARDS CONVENE AT ARCADE EXPO
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• HINTS FROM HELOISE
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Don’t settle for store-bought rotisserie chicken.
• Matching wines with Chinese food.
• Spice up your food by making own custom blend
• Tasty recipes can help fight food waste
• How can you stop wasting so much food? The Beard Foundation wants to teach you

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