Houston Chronicle - 2021-04-15

• Texas law weak on unwanted sexual contact
• Panel OKs slavery redress measure
• CORONAVIRU­S
• Tigers sweep Astros, who lose 4 key players to virus protocols.
• Local legislator’s bill aims to raise the stakes on posting bandit signs
• Not playing ball with virus
• » One woman drops suit while another files suit against Watson.
• Ex-cop charged in Minn. shooting
• Freeze recovery proves gradual for some farmers
• Blue Origin gets a crew dress rehearsal
• Mental health call ends in fatal shooting
• Texas Senate moves to curb Abbott’s emergency powers
• Another Goines arrest overturned
• Biden to pull troops from ‘forever war’
• Stinging report raises questions about Capitol security
• Defense witness blames death on Floyd’s heart issue
• Harris’ first trip abroad aims at border crisis
• Changing strategy, the EU bets big on Pfizer
• Vax rate divided in blue, red states
• Brady says he won’t seek 14th term in Congress
• New Alternativ­e to Adult Diapers and Catheters Sets Men Free
• Experts: Sticking with grid could hurt Texas
• Right to end war
• Slippery slope
• Support legal aid for sexual assault survivors
• Biden makes Trump era seem like a golden age of unity
• Time for Biden to say ‘Armenian genocide’
• Renters should have the right to a lawyer
• A LEGACY OF GREED
• High-end homes drive Houston sale prices
• U.S. oil prices surge as stockpile plunges
• CenterPoin­t customers to see higher gas bills
• Fertitta, state restaurant group team up to vaccinate workers
• To retain workers, Walmart makes more full time
• Shale CEO warns of another OPEC+ price war
• ‘Spectacula­r’ U.S. retail sales report for March is expected by economist
• Most stocks higher as earnings kick off
• Coinbase’s cryptocurr­ency coming-out party
• Dell Technologi­es spinning off ownership stake in VMWare
• More companies pushing back against restrictiv­e voting laws
• Powell details strategy as economy nears recovery
• Wall Street banks’ high earnings could boost economy, execs say
• Toshiba CEO resigns amid firm’s struggles
• CAROL HOLUB BRATCHER
• No surprise ending to same script
• Holgorsen sees roster as half full
• Fifth setback in a row adds to the misery
• Red Sox win 9th consecutiv­e game
• McCullers disagrees with decision to play
• Cyber-attack attempt on systems thwarted
• Rodon pitches no-hitter against Cleveland
• Olynyk feels duty to Canada
• Sixers defeat Nets, move atop East
• AP sources: Transfer rules to be loosened
• Chemistry class in session as opener looms
• Control of the board resides with Dallas
• Participat­ion levels jump amid pandemic
• Despite uncertaint­y, Tokyo pushing ahead
• Targeting a growing epidemic
• SENIOR LIVING: REDUCE STRESS TO FIND MORE DAILY PEACE.
• CORONAVIRU­S
• CANCER AWARENESS
• FEELING MATTERS
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• ROYAL STARS
• What you need to know about risk of rare blood clots
• Cooking at home can upgrade your health
• Aloe vera works naturally against heartburn
• UTHealth’s new behavioral health center slated to open by 2022
• COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
• Grandparen­ting teenagers can be a tricky task
• The benefits of leaving your estate assets to your children in trust
• The Village senior living triumphs over winter storm
• With innovation, Eagle’s Trace emerges as an industry leader
• The ‘devil is in the details’
• Treemont: Place those you love in the hands of those who care

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