Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2015-06-28

• State-funded ozone research under scrutiny
• Marine veteran fights to clear his name
• Astros’ Correa a rising star on field, in marketing
• Attitudes on issue came a long way in a short time
• ‘Time capsule’ homes take off
• A life portrait in pictures
• Cruising the Galapagos
• Yankees outlast Astros
• Episcopal Church elects first black presiding bishop
• Cousteau’s Calypso, symbol of adventure, rusting into oblivion
• Smog reduction to cost billions annually
• Glacial earthquake­s help to track ice loss
• Next legal fight: bias in jobs and housing
• Activists: Supreme Court ruling likely to impact other countries
• ‘At Last’ was song played at wedding
• Eurozone rejects Greece bailout package
• Iran leader uses strategy of ambiguity in nuclear talks
• CIA ‘black sites’ photos complicate Guantanamo trials
• China cuts interest rates a day after market plunge
• As left wins, GOP pivots
• Bush: New gun limits not the way to prevent shootings
• HOW TEXANS VOTED
• Armed rebels attack military in western Mali
• Tunisia weighs new security approach as tourists flee
• Scientists learn why last year’s flu vaccine was so weak
• Life gets harder for escapee alone
• French terror suspect took selfie with beheaded victim
• ‘If we change, the world will’
• Coral snake antivenin shortage leaves doctors with dilemma
• Texas officials against gay marriage cannot skirt state law
• Downtown rings with shouts of gay pride
• South’s legends compress nature of slavery
• East End residents fear crashes of oil trains rolling through their neighborho­od.
• Abbott flails with a desperate response to legal same-sex marriage.
• Hundred-Acre Preserve now true to name
• Judgeship vacancies translate into delays
• Edward albErt blackburn, III
• Barney e. “Buddy” Bernstein
• John William EldEr
• Margaret (Peggy) Coulson BoBBitt
• Darryl Quinn Hamilton
• Robert Glenn florance, JR.
• Jimmy F. Herring
• Donald Ray Tamplen
• Andromicha­e (Michae) Stathakis
• Constance Karen Hunter Juvan-savoy
• Jacqueline armandroff Zilker
• Alice Woodruff
• I know an American ‘internment’ camp when I see one
• We chipped away at a surreal universe, and now the high court has caught up
• Repairing damages, building resilience as rains fall
• Finally, enlightenm­ent on the Confederat­e flag
• Future possibilit­ies
• Houston’s Dowling Street
• In changing world, familiar dilemma haunts women’s sports
• Morey strives to sign his own players
• Throwing at A-Rod leads to pitcher’s ejection, demotion to minors after loss
• Katy’s Coveney and East Bernard’s Show are the cream of the high school crop.
• Summer events trigger excitement for autumn wingshooti­ng.
• Attention, NBA shoppers
• Feldman edges closer to return from surgery
• Cardinals hammer Cubs, become first to 50 wins
• Slam bid aside, Serena not keen on grass
• U.S. players see need to remain aggressive in semifinal against top-ranked Germany
• England ruins host Canada’s bid for crown
• Show fulfills title expectatio­ns 2nd time around
• Sprinters take center stage
• The once open Rice lobby now a private space for tenants
• Iran’s oil could stall U.S. drilling recovery
• Royalty disputes often fracture families
• New credit and debit cards with computer chips are a problem for smaller retailers.
• Be ready for your chance to network
• Consumer sentiment rises, index says, with increased spending expected
• Anne Wilkes Tucker
• Learn local lingo with Houstorian
• HOUSTON MADE
• RISING STAR
• Beatles’ drummer Ringo Starr finally gets his first biography.
• Decades of sex talk with Dr. Ruth
• Nonfiction
• Getting the band back together in ‘Thank You, Goodnight’
• ANTOINE WARE SHOOTS FOR CULINARY HEIGHTS AT HAROLD’S
• Beaver’s frozen mai tai is like a mini vacation
• Asian barbecue entreprene­urs let Houston’s diversity inspire their meat
• County judge has more issues than Dome
• Miss Grace Oveta Hobby Weds Mr. William Dodge Grundy
• Miss Malorie Ann Liljenwall Weds Mr. James Wade Lytal
• ‘Bend It Like Beckham’ musical scores big
• Gritty HBO series ‘True Detective’ puts Colin Farrell, a true actor, on duty
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S HOROSCOPE
• Oldest daughter wants to avoid celebratin­g dad’s newest child
• Luck had nothing to do with surviving serious accident
• 360 Degrees project has a big hang-up
• Neutrals yield sleek results in Uptown
• 4TH IN NEW YORK
• The latest big-ship staple: signature water parks and extreme water slides.
• Exploring St. Petersburg, Russia’s most accessible, tourist-friendly city.
• Remove stress from real estate process by working with Realtor
• Corner could be perfect spot for game table
• BBB introduces customer reviews
• Agent requires representa­tion agreement before entering property listing in MLS
• TNRG’s Tomball Industrial Park nears completion
• Heed broker when selling family house
• Agent gets enthralled by Normandy D-Day festivitie­s
• Maret combines training, skills to work for clients
• Attic foil blocks heat from roof
• Relocation Spotlight: The Woodlands Developmen­t Co.
• Impact of yet another storm felt
• Nature provides another lesson
• Some sellers take more than their furniture
• Install aluminum soffit for less maintenanc­e
• Pruning, Japanese maples create questions
• High ceilings make a difference in small rooms
• Down payments for home purchases drop
• Home-buying tips from Dad ring true
• Tour new model in Amber Forest for opportunit­y to win diamonds
• Vintage Oaks attracts buyers with large properties, amenities
• Toll Brothers’ model homes available at Woodson’s Reserve
• Perry nabs vendor donations for GHBA fundraiser
• Luxurious, low-maintenanc­e living in Cinco Ranch’s Ashfield Gardens
• HomeAid receives grants for project developmen­t
• Build workbench a little bit smaller for convenienc­e
• Summer best time to buy household items
• Termite inspector hired by buyers damaged home
• Are you bold enough to live in neutral home?
• Safety steps: Extension ladders raise concerns
• Hyundai’s Luxury Trifecta: Power, Technology, Safety
• Automakers going beyond EVs to help sustain the environmen­t
• 1960 Mack B-61T still trucking after engine rebuild, zeroed-out odometer
• Money in the Bank: No Charge to Charge
• Help needed for nonfunctio­ning window in Florida car
• 1989 Nissan Pulsar’s T-tops never popped for open-air fun
• Hybrid racecar technology ‘trickles down’
• 2015 Ford Super Duty ups its horses
• 1968 Ford pickup hauls fond childhood memories
• 1964 Gordon-Keeble is a very rare classic
• Autos Lone Star Round Up includes plenty of show stoppers
• DeLorean has busy schedule due to film’s anniversar­y year
• Leslie Grace, bachata con miel y alma
• Argentina y Colombia chocan por un boleto a semifinale­s
• JoJo quiere hacer feliz al público
• FRANKIE QUIJANO
• JAVIER RAMÍREZ
• ‘El Tri’, frente a dilema por Copa América
• Manfred, al timón de las Grandes Ligas
• El Hyundai Elantra 2016 ofrece un nuevo acabado interior
• ¿Cuántas veces hay que realizar un seguimient­o con el empleador?
• Venda sus muebles usados, juguetes, ropa y más. Consulte nuestra lista de artículos generales para la venta
• Pasillos de entrada: cuando las primeras impresione­s cuentan
• The Texas primary takes shapes early
• Echoes of Perry as Abbott dings another Dem governor on biz taxes

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