Houston Chronicle - 2020-05-15

• Museum of Natural Science ready to reopen ‘by the book’
• Hospitals losing revenue streams
• Whistleblo­wer blasts Trump’s virus response
• Doctor declares treatment victory
• 3M more U.S. layoffs intensify fears of lasting damage.
• Appeals court ruling expands vote-by-mail in Texas.
• 2.4M Texas immigrants frozen out of $1,200 stimulus payments.
• Texas gas station offers service with a smile — and then goes the extra mile
• HISD board agrees to seek earlier start
• Immigrant in Conroe detention center died of virus
• Bus stop shooting 4th since April for HPD
• New Taser info emerges in Baytown shooting
• Sen. intel chair steps down amid stock probe
• Ex-officer charged in Georgia killing of black man had lost certificat­ion
• Court revives Trump hotel lawsuit
• Graham won’t call Obama in Russia inquiry
• WILL THESE 5 ARRIVE IN ’20?
• Points might be hard to come by
• Manfred says he’s confident Major League Baseball and the players union will reach a deal to start the season.
• Newman back for first race since hiatus
• Innes returning to radio in afternoon slot
• How many immigrants must COVID-19 kill?
• Common sense
• Officials careful with words
• Cuarentena tradition offers lesson for today
• Pandemic exposes some meat industry flaws
• ‘ALWAYS IN SERVICE OF THIS COUNTY’
• Trump says he’ll replenish stockpile for future pandemics
• Next set of stimulus checks just talk for now
• Resource guide
• Senate advances spy bill with privacy protection­s
• STIMULUS
• How long does coronaviru­s live on clothes, shoes?
• Officials release edited coronaviru­s reopening guidance
• Oversight of veterans homes to be probed after virus deaths
• White House open to state aid over GOP protests
• Hundreds in Michigan again rally to reopen
• Craft beer going flat
• ‘Olympics’ of oil postponed
• Few fears of further negative oil prices
• ‘Strong’ oil companies would get federal help
• Trump administra­tion lightens rules limiting hours for truckers
• Groups want coal sales moratorium renewed
• Survey: Oil sector had best success with loans
• Financial, energy stocks see small boost
• McDonald’s reopening shows industry’s risks
• Southwest Airlines cuts contract workers
• DANIEL MOZISEK
• KATHLEEN FINKLEA SMITH
• INTO THE BLUE
• HGO’S RYAN MCKINNY SINGS HIS GRIEF.
• “The Vast of Night” is a striking debut by Andrew Patterson.
• Summer camp is going virtual this year.
• Short films walk tall at Taste Test.
• “Bad Mothers” and Ólafur Arnalds are favorites.
• Kinetic ensemble stages its five-year anniversar­y online.
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• THERE IS STILL MUCH TO BE THANKFUL FOR

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