Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2019-02-03

• FACING THE MUSIC
• DiNardo carries reform hopes for many
• Video lays bare HISD dysfunctio­n
• Contractor­s’ cash funds campaigns
• Va. governor won’t resign
• Fairfax in line as Northam’s successor
• Houston celebratio­n marks Year of Pig — and politics
• Area Venezuelan­s display support
• Message sent to Acevedo praises shooting
• Lawsuit: Texas tried to violate voters’ rights
• Abbott owes apology for ham-fisted try at voter suppressio­n
• Call for defections
• Families of missing people join to share stories
• Congenital heart defects gain awareness
• Paxton seeks to defund Planned Parenthood
• Russia pulls out of nuclear treaty in response to U.S. exit
• Israeli government remains silent as settler attacks on Palestinia­ns rise
• Second major storm batters Southern Calif.
• Feds are wary of removing migrant kids from sponsors
• Central African Republic, militias reach peace deal
• Taliban to meet with Afghan opposition, not government
• Dems walk line on Medicare for all
• NRA’s influence slips, even in Trump’s America
• What you need to ask about Catholic scandals
• What made Texas exceptiona­l?
• Georgia detention center needs to be closed
• Former staffers can shelve their tell-all books on this president
• The waiting game
• Messing with Texas
• The lessons of history
• Moda’s operandi: Go big, bigger, super
• H-E-B unit shows how to respect, not rip off, consumers
• Deepwater rivalry is growing fast in the Gulf
• The global oil shock that never was
• Jumpy market tests young investors
• The fits and starts of robotic mowers
• Home security and another type of invasion
• Deactivati­ng Facebook leaves people less informed but happier, study finds
• Tools, apps help manage the ups and downs of productivi­ty
• Email from a friend, or spam?
• Oil town fights man camps in effort to boost local population
• Financial literacy program for kids is step in right direction
• Huawei’s clout over 5G rules worries some
• 401(k) participan­ts held their ground as Wall Street buckled
• All eyes on Morey
• Barnes gets it done
• Harden’s 43 fuel win
• ON THE NFL
• BRIAN T. SMITH
• Pastorini welcomes his ‘most rewarding award’
• Reed, Gonzalez head the Class of 2019
• Chiefs QB Mahomes doubles his pleasure
• The look of a winner
• Williams, Clippers rally past Pistons
• Paul’s back-to-back games will be limited
• With heavy lifting done, Owls in good place
• Holgorsen’s recruiting call: all-out blitz
• Blue-chipper’s late flip pushes class to No. 3
• Fisher isn’t missing scramble for recruits
• Vols top Aggies for record 16th straight win
• Mason nets 40 as Baylor wins sixth game in a row
• Lawson helps No. 11 Kansas race past No. 16 Texas Tech
• Combs, Tigers pour it on against Hornets
• Winter’s coming for feral hogs, giant salvinia
• Mustang mania gets another jump-start
• Lletget helps Berhalter, U.S. prevail again
• Listening for God in the lyrics
• Church steps up to help members during shutdown
• Searching for a blessing in tragedy
• Does God care if you smoke weed? Many faith groups say yeah, man
• ROBERT ARTHUR (BOB) FLAKE
• KELLY THOMPSON COTTINGHAM
• LORANE JAY BUTLER
• JESSE RIOS CORPUS
• EDITH DAVIDSON
• HELEN ANN KRELL DECKER
• WILLIAM MAX MANDELL “BILL”
• BILLY JAMES OVERTON
• WILLIAM PATRICK MAHONEY III
• RICHARD L. “DICK” JONES, JR.
• BERNARD Z. “BZ” LEE
• JEAN LEE VON ROSENBERG
• VIRGINIA LEE WATSON MELVILLE
• JOSEPH L. NORRELL
• MARK CRAWFORD WILSON
• KATHLEEN DAUN (BURNISON) YLINEN
• MRS. MARGARITA “MARGARET” MENDEZ UBIAS
• FAY YVONNE SPEED
• FRANK B. SPRINGETT
• As survivors age, Holocaust educators rush to preserve their irreplacea­ble testimony
• CULTURE CLASH
• Houston’s Jason Dirden adds grit to BET series ‘American Soul’
• Gingham style: Cheryl Donegan turns garments and patterns into art
• Houston Ballet’s next season celebrates 50th anniversar­y
• The perfect book to help celebrate the Chinese New Year
• Marlon James begins a dreamlike African epic in ‘Black Leopard, Red Wolf ’
• BEST-SELLERS
• ‘Alita’: Hollywood’s manga breakthrou­gh?
• ‘Waitress’ a delicious serving of pain with a side of hope
• ‘Fun and funky’ Astros gala scores $1.5 million
• Football greats rally for Lombardi Award soiree
• Grand plan becomes reality
• WHEN SPACE IS LIMITED, VERTICAL PITS FIT THE BILL
• Luis Fonsi releases his first album in post-‘Despacito’ era
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S HOROSCOPE
• Simpler lifestyle sparks anger among family, friends
• Mahler and ‘Star Wars’ part of Houston Symphony’s next season
• One distributi­on method is sufficient for family invitation­s
• In Albania, age-old traditions and Mediterran­ean beaches on the cheap
• OPEN HOMES
• Selling a home with pets can present challenges
• CONDO LIFE
• NEW CONSTRUCTI­ON
• PRIME PROPERTY
• HOMES, COMMUNITIE­S
• SECOND HOMES
• Feel at home while living in a rental
• Take steps to find a qualified pet sitter
• Realtor continues family tradition in real estate
• ‘Fizbos’ have pros, cons
• Minimize risk from lead paint when remodeling
• Use hydrogen peroxide around the house
• John Daugherty, Realtors’ Celebratio­n Breakfast defines Houston luxury market
• Antique music box is a family treasure
• REAL ESTATE NOTES
• Final opportunit­ies remain in Valencia by Highland Homes
• Vintage Oaks leads growth in Hill Country real estate
• The Signorelli Company hires Terry Munoz as VP to run new Recreation­al Properties division
• Avoid common electrical problems
• What to expect in your garden after the polar vortex
• For most homes, the more bathrooms, the better
• Advice for relo buyers and sellers in a tight market
• Bernstein Realty holds annual awards event at Tony’s
• Chesmar to break ground in NorthGrove for GHBA charity
• Want a remodeled home for holidays? Start now
• Venezolano­s, con ansiedad y temor
• Houston depende de Harden
• Chivas pierde su invicto
• ‘Black Panther’ da la sorpresa
• ‘Nole’ sostiene a la vieja guardia

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