Houston Chronicle - 2022-06-30

• Striving to be seen in The Woodlands
• Contractor will clean homeless camps
• Sole surviving attacker guilty in Paris massacre
• Former White House counsel subpoenaed by Jan. 6 panel after ex-aide’s testimony
• ‘Freedom Over Texas’ back with in-person show
• Cruz rips ‘Sesame Street’ vaccine video
• Police: Mother had son move sister’s body
• How heat caused migrant trailer tragedy
• Officials work to ID tractor-trailer victims
• POW exchange set as shelling continues
• Paxton lacks decency
• Fifth Ward wants rail site cleanup — now
• Coach’s prayers did no harm to the students
• Pride Houston shows post-Roe love
• Cult of Trump begins to show signs of cracking
• N.Y. files suits against flood of ‘ghost guns’
• Amazon plans to share data from its cashierles­s stores
• Sale of Spirit could shake up low-fare market
• Federal onshore oil, gas leases on sale
• Marine, 98, was WWII’s last Medal of Honor hero
• STANFORD J. ALEXANDER
• Near the end, Williams still believes
• Isner aces Murray out in second round
• Watson hearing continues Thursday
• Big 12 picks Yormark for commission­er
• Homers by Judge, Stanton lift Yanks
• Valdez adjusts, relies less on curve
• Spurs’ Murray dealt to Hawks for picks
• Kidney function blood work score usually drops with age
• Could celery seeds and yogurt prevent gout?
• BRINGING CARE to Houston’s Homeless, One Respite Bed at a Time
• Captioning services go beyond television
• Sometimes, the best thing is to do nothing
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• What to watch THURSDAY
• CATCH A CLASSIC
• ROYAL STARS

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