Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2022-09-18

• ‘The sacrifice zone’
• If Dems win, so what?
• Doctors: Flu virus is here, so get vaccinated
• Democracy in U.S. faces dual threats
• Change in operations for animal shelter
• Sheriff: Woman’s nephew kills man following 911 call
• Authoritie­s: Man fatally shot in bid to rob game room
• Woman, 26, dies after falling out of turning truck
• Stalled report draws scrutiny, ire
• TAKING IN HOUSTON’S STREET ART
• Summit speaker focuses on role of churches
• Officials take hoax threats seriously
• CORONAVIRU­S AT A GLANCE
• Athletics and accessibil­ity
• GERMANY SAYS ‘PROST!’
• Character actor Silva played tough guys
• Three people killed as small planes collide
• DEVELOPMEN­TS
• Diplomatic pressures mounting for Putin
• Cheetahs ‘will run again’ in India after 70 years
• Sanders released after cancer surgery
• U.S.-U.K. relations entering new chapter with king, PM
• COLLABORAT­ION. IT’S MAKING THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY GO ROUND.
• Start local to stop the next tyrants
• Financial ruin a fact for rural districts
• Much ado about ‘defunding’ in Harris County
• Trump scared Putin
• SEND LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act celebratio­n a PR disaster
• What is it that all these book banners and burners fear?
• There is still no strategy to defeat Trump
• GEORGE STANFORD KNAPP, III, M.D.
• BERTHA GRAY JAMISON
• KENNETH ADAMS
• GABRIEL GELB
• SAM LAVIAGE
• LIFE TRIBUTES
• LUCY GRAY ARNOLD
• STELLA HOOKER
• CAROL BIXBY
• GLORIA BROWN
• EUGENE LEONARD BEGER
• CHARLES PECORA
• JACK COREY
• CHARLES RAY LANE, SR.
• HUGH PAYNE
• GERALD LITTLETON BATTE
• HARRIET LOUISE MURPHY AWAPARA
• BARBARA TIERNEY
• GENEVA MACDONALD
• JOHN W. HUNNELL
• ROSE JACOBSON
• MARJORIE BRAY CHAPMAN
• CHRISTOPHE­R G. CARD
• MICHAEL LEE EMMER
• VIVIAN NORRIS BOND
• BILLY POLLETT
• MARY J. HARMON
• BARBARA HILTY RILEY
• GERE BLEIER
• KEVIN RIEHLE
• JEARALD DYER
• MAURICE PETER BELLIS
• VERONICA (VICKY) HENSON
• ROBERT NEIL RACK
• PATRICIA DEIANE FISH MOBLEY
• How can siblings allocate their parent’s possession­s with minimal conflict?
• Hobby delays flights after power outage
• Puerto Rico prepares for lashing from expected hurricane
• Alaska storm rips homes off foundation­s
• Are 10 psychiatri­c drugs too much for a teenager?
• ‘The best tool we have’ for self-harming, suicidal teens
• U.S. warns that monkeypox could mutate to resist sole drug
• Climate change is putting hospitals at risk
• Report: Youths’ pot use is at record high
• Doing more with less
• Progressiv­es are threatenin­g Biden’s climate success
• Small nuke reactors emerge as option, but risks loom
• How to clean up your iPhone’s contact list during one pass
• Visa’s shift on firearm sales is a win for gun control
• Record drought results in $2B in losses to cotton
• Consider several factors before searching for new job
• It is never too late in your career to start networking
• Learn the difference­s between unpleasant and hostile work environmen­ts
• Employers consider passion an essential career-building asset
• PRESSURE OFF THE PRESENT
• Oklahoma routs old foe Nebraska
• Wake Forest escapes upset bid by Liberty
• Punt return TD sparks Mizzou
• SHOCK AND AWE
• Guardians take two from Twins
• STAFF PICKS
• Trio tied for lead at LPGA tourney
• Dash top Chicago to move into first
• Once again, Sun face eliminatio­n
• New Caney makes historic statement
• Conroe secures homecoming win
• Langham Creek tops Bridgeland
• Cinco Ranch rolls past Tompkins
• Barbers Hill stuns Crosby in OT
• Manvel makes most of turnovers
• Lamar remembers lost teammate
• Builder takes 3D printing to the next level
• Black parents share daughters’ joy over ‘Little Mermaid’
• Chopped beef sandwiches aren’t just for barbecue
• Bob Mould keeps making music with heart on sleeve
• Popular Mexican groups are bringing their fusion to Houston
• BESTSELLER­S
• Haunting reminder of pandemic’s early days
• ‘MIND IS UNIVERSE’
• Houston’s Cindy Shung went from Webster city worker to promising artist
• ROYAL STARS
• Husband idolizes his exes and criticizes wife
• Adults don’t contribute to reader’s household
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• What to watch SUNDAY
• CATCH A CLASSIC
• LOOKING BACK
• Houston’s Big Queer Picture Show picks up where QFest left off
• Lady Gaga urges Houston fans to ‘protect each other’
• Wildflower­s take the spotlight at Wildseed Farms
• COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
• It’s time to reach into the Social Security mailbag
• DESIGN EXPERT
• Beware: Cardiovasc­ular genetic testing scams are out there
• Good food, good friends, good health ‘on the menu’ at The Buckingham
• Resident Dr. Barry Thompson saves the pollinator­s at Eagle’s Trace
• LEOH schedules speakers for fall
• The Abbey residents enjoy a plethora of activities
• We’ve got the power – The Village of River Oaks
• Decisions, decisions: Here’s how grandparen­ts can help
• Lady Bird deeds helpful to Medicaid long-term planning
• Your home: Think green before spending your green
• GATHERINGS AT WESTVIEW
• MEMORIAL VILLAGES
• RIVER OAKS AREA
• HILL COUNTRY
• GATHERINGS AT WESTVIEW/SPRING BRANCH
• RIVER OAKS AREA
• THE BATHROOM
• HistoryMak­er builds GHBA Benefit home in Sunterra
• State’s social media rule upheld
• 2 GOP commission­ers skip vote on tax rate
• Fake threat rattles Heights school
• Starr guided Clinton probe
• State’s Latinos outpace whites

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