Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2022-08-21

• MORE WORK TO DO
• The educated roughneck
• GOP pounces on inflation
• Over the week of the fifth anniversar­y of Harvey, the Chronicle assesses the damage — and the progress.
• Man shot, killed after wrestling with woman
• Hit-and-run is suspected after man found dead
• Restaurant owner is shot in the hip after disturbanc­e
• Police examining death of a man found on freeway
• Woodlands wary of road projects, traffic
• Tropical storm warning in S. Texas
• UNT program focuses on students with disabiliti­es
• Houston recalls slavery’s history
• 2 charged in 2017 slayings of couple
• Period equity expands in Texas
• SAND AND SKILLS
• Ala. city to ‘temporaril­y abolish’ police
• Hand recount affirms state’s abortion vote
• CDC investigat­ing lettuce at Wendy’s
• As Alaska warms, fires rage over (and under) its wilderness
• Indiana GOP picks Yakym for U.S. House spot
• Ex-congressma­n faces new allegation­s
• Busey accused of sex offenses at fan meet
• BATTLE OF MEDINA REMEMBERED
• Fund your Future
• O’Rourke: Texas would be better off without Abbott
• There is no such thing as a ‘natural’ disaster
• Medicaid waiver waitlists fail all Texans
• Retired teachers
• Librarians are needed
• Priorities
• Every vote in America, at every level, is now about abortion
• Republican­s don’t want to join Cheney’s kamikaze mission
• Vacation rentals do not equal a family’s home
• JOHN AMES MULLENDORE
• ELIZABETH KELLEY
• MARGARET S. DICKEY
• ANN A. BUTLER
• JANICE BURNS
• ROY KEEZEL
• CODY CULPEPPER
• MARIA ELSA VILLARREAL
• ARTHUR GODFREY
• BARBARA STEAGER MALONE
• MARIE RICCA
• FRANCES JASSO SIERRA
• STEVEN JOHNSON
• FRANCISCA PENA
• BETTY WHITE
• THOMAS REGINALD SPIVEY
• ANTONIO O. SCHNUR, JR.
• ‘Propaganda attack’ targets U.S. Air Force
• BARBARA SNOOK
• ALEXANDRA L. ROWAN
• ERNESTINE R. ESPINOZA
• WEBSTER “POP” BOSSETT, JR.
• JOHN JAMES ROBINSON
• Pro-Trump candidates curb GOP hopes
• Trump aides describe chaos at end
• National Archives nominee faces GOP grilling
• PENCE LEFT NO MATERIAL BEHIND
• Illnesses hit migrants at shelters
• ZULU KING CROWNED
• Ex-AG arrested over 2014 mass abduction
• 2,000 port workers to strike for 8 days
• MORE DEVELOPMEN­TS
• At least 15 killed in passenger bus crash
• 6 pro-independen­ce activists plead guilty
• Attack in Somali capital leaves 20 dead
• Russia says it hit Ukrainian drones in Crimea
• Military housing benefits hit a lag
• Thawing Arctic hillsides are major part of carbon release
• African birds threatened by hot weather
• Abortion reversal treatment draws controvers­y and questions
• How to protect against the virus as school starts
• 2 dead in Midwest from rare brain-eating amoeba
• Human-to-animal monkeypox case detected in dog
• DEDICATED HEALTHCARE CHAMPIONS FOR ALL
• Baker Hughes’ hurdles foretell industry woes
• Harvey brought misery; today some pray for a hurricane
• BofA’s revenue from overdrafts shrinks
• Oil family heirs helping climate change activists
• Helped by pandemic, drive-thrus find fast lane to profit
• New climate deal spurs hopes of more carbon storage projects
• Am I blue? Or green? The color of iPhone text messages
• Focus on your success
• Compensati­on: Prepare, plan, practice before negotiatio­n
• Defense revamp paying off
• Mixed results in Stingley’s debut
• PRESEASON STATE RANKINGS
• Alvarez rejoins team after hospital stay
• Cole’s frustratio­n shows amid slide
• A&M’s Bennett in Amateur final
• Dynamo earn tie on Ferreira’s goal
• Malone cruises to another title
• Sky rout Liberty to force Game 3
• Cantlay close to 2nd BMW title
• Pitcher rebounds after viral moment
• Accent put on depth in final scrimmage
• Coming home
• 10-year-old Missouri City girl knows the benefits of kindness
• Rice University conductor made lasting impression
• Searching for Elgin hot guts sausage
• Monastic devotion
• BESTSELLER­S
• Mallory Bechtel makes splash in ‘Pretty Little Liars’ offshoot
• ‘Mean Girls’ transition­s from screen to stage with style
• What would Donald Judd do?
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• What to watch SUNDAY
• Summer Under the Stars: Clint Eastwood
• LOOKING BACK
• ROYAL STARS
• Man’s refusal to walk dog ends relationsh­ip
• Mother-in-law treats reader with contempt
• Drinking in the natural wine movement in the heart of Mexico
• The Danish appeal
• COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
• ONLINE OFFERING
• Senior living is splendid at Anthology of Tanglewood
• Fresh ingredient­s and friendly service are always on the menu at Eagle’s Trace
• At The Village of Southampto­n, ‘Live Life Well’
• Hitting the road? Watch for travel scams
• THE WATERMARK AT HOUSTON HEIGHTS INVITES SENIORS TO ENJOY RESORT-STYLE LIVING:
• Helping family members
• Why wait: Come play at Kissing Tree
• Grandparen­ting young adults
• The Buckingham makes health, wellness a daily focus
• RESIDENTS CONTINUE TRADITION OF HELPING STUDENTS
• HOME HINTS
• Simplified lifestyle and energy savings draw 55+ home buyers to Gatherings
• TIP: MARKET YOUR HOME
• WEST UNIVERSITY PLACE
• SPRING BRANCH
• TOYS AND MORE
• HAR: The latest market update
• Do your research to find foundation-repair company
• HomeAid Houston celebrates WorkTexas graduates
• Beautiful, blooming pond waterlilie­s
• HistoryMak­er builds Hemlock plan for GHBA charity fundraiser

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