Houston Chronicle - 2012-02-02

• New team will lead Chronicle
• Language barrier still vexes HISD
• Adoption of girlfriend a ‘surreal’ step in case
• Signing day has its surprises
• Anticipate­d IPO filing opens book on Facebook
• Obituary:
• Afghanista­n:
• School aid:
• Retail makeover:
• Stanford trial:
• Egypt violence:
• afghanista­n notebook
• WWII ship may hold billions in platinum
• Alzheimer’s find excites scientists
• Diplomats see progress with Russia on Syria vote
• Nevada is litmus test for issues in West
• Indiana is right-to-work state; will others follow?
• Recall of tiny pills could have big impact on women
• Key EPAofficia­l defends critical study on fracking
• House extends fed pay freeze
• 2 Texas missionari­es found slain in north Mexico
• Arrest made in home invasion.
• Former Lakewood volunteer files suit
• Four accused in high school drug incident
• Ex-mayor faces pollution counts
• Former Yes Prep teacher accused of sex with teen
• More doubt put on primary date
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• Papsg Asts an opAgaws
• Can Rubio reclaim Dream?
• Bold new ideas needed for treating Alzheimer’s
• Florida win could lead to trouble later for Mitt
• Soaring city sales tax receipts won’t fill budget hole
• Changing landscape is factor in some decisions
• Pats hope Gronkowski’s injury doesn’t spoil Boston TE Party
• 19-point lead, certain victory slip from grasp
• Rice beats UTEP at the buzzer; Baylor nips A&M.
• Famed trainer Dundee dies
• Giants put it on the line to get to Brady
• Dorrell interviews for QB coach job
• Poor start dooms Cougars
• Jackson’s 3 just what Bears needed
• Rice promotes Thurmond
• Late flip-flopping yields last-minute surprise
• Aggies add playmakers, help on defensive line
• Major coup in Greenberry caps Cougars’ class
• Camp evaluation­s a factor in Owls landing 24
• Addison’s detractors should be ashamed
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• Sut Haoshan umms ;Tnetun meyhi; TSU kT;;s sey yasThTans
• Texas’ next star ready to take the next step
• SHRP hitting the jackpot so far
• H-E-B changes its game plan
• Secrecy of bank loans detailed
• Obama seeks to broaden housing aid
• Chrysler hot in January
• American Airlines aims to cut 13,000
• Spinoff affects Marathon Oil
• Enterprise Products has record quarter
• Runway to reality
• Former Astros manager shares a love reading
• David Matranga shines in Mistakes.
• Chef Jonathan Jones out, Xuco Xicana’s future unclear
• Using a patient’s name shows respect
• Gerbils require eye and coat care
• CLASSICS SHARE AUTO SHOW SPOTLIGHT WITH NEW MODELS
• Local Foods brings home the bacon
• Getting their hands on art
• County approves change to gun law
• Volunteer opportunit­ies:
• Streak ends for Kingwood girls
• Kingwood set for upcoming Region IV-5A meet
• NewCaney shows room for improvemen­t
• New program focuses on art
• Highlander­s boys, girls sweep titles at district meet
• State will decide the route for proposed power line
• Faces in the crowd:
• Montgomery County OKs change to gun law
• Without written contract, lien threat is empty
• The Woodlands set for upcoming regional meet
• First-year trustee pursues equity
• Bonds to fund diverse projects
• Teenage pianist wins Concerto Competitio­n
• Without written contract, lien threat is empty
• Katy out for playoff return in 19-5A play
• Tough schedule taking its toll
• Coogs still looking for season’s first home game
• Tigers look for right matchups in district play
• Youths receive gift of music
• State revises Texas 146 plan
• Teachers rewarded for having good ideas
• Faces in the crowd:
• Fresh produce:
• Cable TV service upgrade scheduled to begin this week
• Broadcaste­r to emcee banquet
• Mavs were playoff team six times under Snelson
• Friendswoo­d Mustangs in the running for title
• First city manager hired by council
• Faces in the crowd:
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• GHVCA sets rosters for tournament
• Friendswoo­d ready for tough district action
• Mitchem gets GHVCA call
• Priest finds life lessons at boxing gym
• Ball to raise funds for parks
• Baldwin project to start soon
• Volunteer spirit:
• Little Leauge breaks ground on new fields near Horn
• Jesuit using team approach
• Redskins mix new faces with veterans
• Crusaders hope to find state form early on
• Many hands help restore park
• He’s hoping cloud app has golden lining
• Station work progresses
• Park benefits community
• Faith-based ‘D-groups’ focus on student issues
• Film critic’s secret? He won’t take ‘No’
• Youth sports group turns 50
• Woman hears God’s call to Bible study
• Generals once again mixing new faces with old
• Getting their hands on art
• What would Jesus say about book?
• Without written contract, lien threat is empty
• Newfaces, same results for Klein
• Bearkats set to reclaim place as champions
• Area players, coaches at all-star tournament
• Musicals staged in county
• Rangers outswim competitor­s in District 23-5A
• Familiar face back at Sienna campus
• Clements explores evils of prejudice
• Faces in the crowd:
• Without written contract, lien threat is empty
• Rangers ready for regional push
• Second phase takes shape
• Faces in the Crowd:
• Lobo girls make run for berth
• Area players, coaches set for weekend all-star tournament

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