Houston Chronicle - 2014-05-26

• A year since fire tragedy, families still are coping
• Memorial Wall ensures fallen always remembered
• Obama: U.S. will continue Afghan presence
• Lt. governor out come could hinge on undecided voters
• Spring native Josh Beckett pitches his first career no-hitter in 6-0 win over Phillies
• Pope gets involved in Mideast peace process
• Tax collection contract may be shared
• Montgomery County runoffs signal change
• Hackers target energy companies
• Billionair­e wins Ukraine presidency
• TV anchor, cancer survivor Robin Roberts shares her story
• Some hospital systems push Affordable Care Act
• Auto parts price-fix probe mushrooms
• Denied again, the gunman improvised
• Thai military clamps down on dissent
• Impaired hands are masters of the pen
• ‘Nerd-trepreneur­s’ making fantasy their business
• UH prof says school schedules should fit modern life
• Fikac: Controvers­y may be brewing for Davis over big beer bottles.
• Hiring veterans is a sound business plan to honor their sacrifice.
• Sacred day
• Looking to Memorial Day 2050
• Going the distance
• Hunter-reay’s risky move on final lap pays off
• ‘Average stuff’ leads to extraordin­ary day for streaking Keuchel
• Owls land regional; Cougars will be traveling
• Serge Ibaka’s return sparks Thunder past Spurs in Game 3.
• Jimmie Johnson wins Coca-Cola 600; Kurt Busch’s Double bid goes up in smoke.
• Busch encounters Double trouble
• Grossman’s return ends OF platoon
• Krauss keeping focus on his game
• Blue Jays sweep A’s, win 6th straight
• MLB REPORT
• Scott wins Colonial to end first week at No. 1
• Federer coasts through opener
• Ajob to gush about
• Shopping in future: ‘More fun because it’s going to have to be’
• Locking renters out may let in new hassles
• They know about putting the pressure on grime
• Agood accountant can help youspot trends
• Fed chair says small businesses will have akey role as the nation’s economy recovers
• Midrise office building represents new Katy Ranch Crossing phase
• Sharing emotions, finding love prove to be hardwork
• Rodeohoust­on gives $7 million in scholarshi­ps to students
• Couple keeps quiet vigil for fallen heroes
• Nosy newhusband claims he has the right to snoop
• Updated GMC Yukon seats 9 passengers
• 2014 Nissan Murano holds to the curves with style
• Auto Issue: Ram, Tesla top picks
• 2015 K900 1st Kia ever powered by V8

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