San Antonio Express-News - 2022-01-18

• Symphony financial health disputed
• Austin likely to vote on measure to end most arrests for marijuana
• 7 species still at risk in San Marcos River
• Widow sues over husband’s shooting
• Political stories to watch in 2022
• Mother of man killed by cops breaks silence
• Northeast U.S. slammed by snow, thundersto­rms from winter blast
• Fund receives a $20M donation to help preserve Black churches
• Donations in White’s honor go to animals
• China’s birthrate drops to historic low
• Xi: World must reject ‘Cold War mentality’
• Drainage won’t wash away art funds
• Chilling signs point to nation falling apart
• Walmart planning to create crypto, NFTS
• FAA clears the way for some airliners to fly in 5G zones
• Global jobless rate may stay high into 2023
• Amid omicron, CDC’S safety rules become voluntary for cruise lines
• Target CEO: Inflation leads to fewer store trips
• Cabinet Minister wants to end BBC license fee
• Auction shows big plans for wind farms
• Sales of electric vehicles surpass diesel in Europe
• Amtrak pays $2M to those who faced obstacles at stations
• Rising costs add to pandemic’s pain for many small businesses
• Brent crude trades near 2014 high as market tightens
• Unilever pursues joint venture of Pfizer and Glaxosmith­kline
• ERCOT gives plants good marks for winterizat­ion despite laggards
• Beard fuming over sloppy offense, lax defense in loss
• Time for Mccarthy to go
• Trinity receives QB commitment
• Hornets knock off Knicks
• Matsuyama nears goal of Tour’s top Asian player
• Purdue sidesteps Illinois in double OT
• Buffalo rematch on tap as K.C. opens up offense
• Watson reunion with GM Smith not a likely event
• Osaka, Nadal advance; Kenin loses
• Djokovic’s French Open status in question
• WHAT TO WATCH
• Make sure that best-by dates easy to read
• NEWS OF THE WEIRD
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