Houston Chronicle - 2019-03-20

• Timetable uncertain as Deer Park chemical fire grows
• Houston firefighte­rs march on City Hall to demand Prop B raises
• Some residents worry while others work on their golf game
• Housing strains take toll on health
• The chef has arrived: Tris’ sumptuous fare dazzles
• Franchise future
• Power rankings
• Boy’s chess victory is also a big win for his family, helping them start a new life
• Trump again slams McCain over ADA vote
• Reality TV star ‘Mama June’ arrested on drug charges
• Sunny days likely for ‘Egg Boy’ as Australian­s pile on praise
• CANDIDATE CROP ART
• Surprised scientists learn distant asteroid spews dust
• Chemical fires aren’t something we should accept as routine
• Women’s health advocates assail Senate bill
• FBI agent outines ATM robbery plot
• Deal close on Pelican Island bridge
• Texas policies appear to curb voter turnout
• UT-Austin professor wins top math prize
• Migrant dies after arrest, officials say
• Teen fatally shot while playing with gun at home near Spring
• Justices OK government’s broad detention powers
• Farmers losing crops, livestock to floods
• Miss. Senate passes ban on most abortions
• ‘Inland ocean’ blocks rescue efforts
• Genetic genealogy testing popular despite concerns
• U.S.- backed forces seize ISIS camp in Syria
• Was fire avoidable?
• Losers running for Democratic nomination
• Houston’s economy could feel Brexit chill
• Latest fire reignites crisis of confidence
• Policy keeps educated immigrant women from jobs
• Myspace no longer a place for your memories
• Black smoke over Houston is a common part of the Texas deal
• Rebounding oil sector years from peak
• The Trump administra­tion’s effort to persuade allies to bar Huawei is failing.
• U.S. sees pushback from China on trade
• FDA’s Gottlieb keeps heat on e-cigs
• Texas businesses push for migrants
• What makes a centibilli­onaire? See Gates, Bezos
• Equity rally fades over U.S.-China talks
• Economic ‘boom’ will need new legislatio­n
• FAA rapped for leaving safety up to Boeing
• C-SPAN has kept eye on Congress 40 years
• Cyberattac­ks disrupt supply
• Three-dimensiona­l success
• Panthers can’t make fast start hold up
• Stunning exit in ’18 motivates Cougars
• Mike Trout’s $426.5 million contract with Angels will be largest in sports history.
• A.J. McCarron joins Texans as backup quarterbac­k to Deshaun Watson.
• Relief in sight
• Saint Joseph’s lets go of colorful Martelli
• Big Ten’s top scorer headlines contingent
• There’s a reason buzz about Buzz here is loud
• Mulkey doesn’t let break derail season
• Celts stop at NAIA tourney on way to Division III status
• Osetkowski pours in 26 to extend career
• Young’s skill makes converts
• Scouting report: At Memphis
• Warriors lead race
• Holgorsen gets his first look at Cougars
• Lightning in its bottles: Haak Vineyards turning heads
• EASY DESSERT: Make lemon curd in the microwave? You bet.
• Chicken with 40 Cloves of Garlic
• Meyer Lemon and Olive Oil Curd
• Help lower your heart attack risk
• Vegetable pakoras rise to the Holi occasion
• Vegetable Pakoras
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Your Horoscope for Wednesday, March 20
• Café Bustelo
• Maná vuelve a Houston
• CALENDARIO
• “Capitana Marvel” debuta con una película del promedio
• Beto O'Rourke confirma su candidatur­a presidenci­al
• MLB logra acuerdo con México
• EE.UU. y México, ante amistosos
• HIV’S SOUTHERN TRAP
• When the benefits of statins outweigh the risks.
• A pact doesn’t have their backs.
• NEWS AND NOTES ABOUT SCIENCE
• Cache of moon samples to be unsealed for study

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