Houston Chronicle - 2015-07-09

• For disappeari­ng bees, there’s sweet preservati­on
• Judge: Prosecutor marred murder case
• Paxton grows business ties despite vow
• Oil hit again by rising supply
• Civil War material in textbooks under fire
• Computer glitches make bad day for geeks
• Medicare to pay for ‘end of life’ counseling
• Blue Bell ready to start test run of its ice cream
• Militants offer to swap 200 for their leaders
• Oklahoma governor defiant on statue
• Cosby’s accuser wants right to tell story
• Did Selleck steal water? Real P.I. looked into case
• FDA approves drug to cut death risk in heart patients
• Army troops facing big cuts
• Marine Corps looking for a few good cyber warriors
• New rules aim to combat subsidized housing divide
• Confederat­e flag’s future in S.C. remains unresolved
• Russia vetoes Srebrenica resolution
• Greece seeks loan without listing reforms
• Triceratop­s gets a cute new dino cousin
• Study says safety of home birth not so simple
• Officers bust 26 in cellphone store holdups
• Judge is right: Siegler fell short of her duty to seek justice
• Mayoral campaign is flush with cash
• $8.7 billion capital plan approved by council
• Texas A&M vessel loading up on beach-quality sand in Galveston.
• ‘Synthetic marijuana’ is blamed in death
• HBU files appeal over contracept­ive ruling
• ‘King of the hill’ stashing campaign cash
• Facts emerge in fatal shooting
• Budget battle
• Wartime hero
• It’s come to this: When bragging is winning
• ‘Baby steps’ to educate the public on Medicare
• Wind energy can power Texas’ economic future
• Bats fall silent against more tough pitching
• Defender is sitting on top of the world
• As NBA rages, it’s all quiet on Rockets front
• Tens of thousands of online applicants will vie for this year’s public hunt permits.
• 21st-seeded Richard Gasquet crashes a star-studded field in men’s semifinals.
• Jordan sticks with Clips
• Down to last out, Cards stun Cubs with 2-run Peralta HR
• Bullpen could use hard-throwing addition
• MLB REPORT
• City shows off in attempt to lure title game
• NBA FREE-AGENCY LOSERS
• It might be summer, but football’s in the air
• Taking ‘a long-term view,’ McIlroy won’t defend title
• Leaders avoid crashes that mar wet stage 5
• Romano’s Macaroni Grill has a new twist to dining options
• Texas methane leaks raise new questions
• Crude exports receive a push
• Same-sex marriage to change benefits options
• Another round of technical troubles hobbles United
• FBI says data encryption hinders hunt for criminals
• Safety valve upgrades proposed for gas lines
• An unflinchin­g eye on Amy Winehouse
• Shuggie Otis remains a musical visionary
• Minions say a lot without saying much
• Celebrate Bastille Day with French flair
• Fries get Baconator upgrade at Wendy’s
• Art museums
• Galleries
• TOP 12 FILMS AT THE BOX OFFICE
• daily crossword
• 2016 Scion iM: Scion hatches a new hatchback
• Church outreach effort is built on peanut butter
• Kingwood grad rested and ready for Miss USA
• Splendora High graduate builds bridges, roads with the Seabees
• Growth poses new challenges to Jones
• Eagles return with enhanced firepower
• Summer Creek’s Holcombe attracts raves from pundits
• Broad retires from Memorial Hermann Northeast after 21 years
• Woodlands lures more Hispanics
• Camp helps kids focus on STEM-based activities
• Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile
• Summer sevens
• Suspects sought
• New degree program
• Building on success
• Church outreach is built on peanut butter
• 2014 run provides fuel for fall’s fire
• Katy doctor caught train bug at an early age
• Staff works to re-create clients’ feelings of family
• Residents near school dispute city law
• CAUGHT ON CAMERA
• Guard against gynecologi­c cancers
• Club invites public to events
• Community welcomes senior residents, their family to new facility
• Cougars finding summer success in 7-on-7 action
• Soccer league extends its reach
• Beach Patroller survives grueling training
• Mosquito control crews battle outbreak of pests
• UHCL connecting to business at TMC
• Patti LaBelle at The Grand
• St. Thomas the Apostle sets up children’s camp for the summer
• AVA Texas earns pair of national titles
• Clear Lake graduate calculates low score in a Majors win
• Pioneers use title shot to stay in shape
• Dog yoga starts in Pearland with aim to spread
• Pearland expands course offerings
• Friendswoo­d project to boost softball group
• Elementary being built in Meridiana
• Alvin Community College regents review proposed budget
• Nursing college names campus president
• AVA Texas earns pair of national titles
• Pioneers use title shot to stay in shape
• Food cart chef moves creperie inside grocery
• ‘Perspectiv­es 189’ displayed by teens at Contempora­ry Museum
• Bellaire gives H-E-B OK for new building
• Some electric vehicle chargers installed
• Carefully planned Cousin Camps keep family playing together
• Foreign fighters stage invasion of local card
• Lamar using state to cement squad
• Food cart chef moves creperie inside grocery
• Teens’ ‘Perspectiv­es 189’ at Contempora­ry Museum
• Residents face T.C. Jester road projects
• Electric vehicle charging stations have been added to Med Center parking lots
• Carefully planned summer Cousin Camps help keep family playing together
• Foreign fighters stage invasion of local card
• Lamar using state to cement squad
• Cousin Camps keep family playing together
• ‘Perspectiv­es 189’ displayed by teens at Contempora­ry Museum
• Learn about the Port of Houston at July 9 meeting
• Spring Branch to get affordable housing
• Chinese, Mexican immigratio­n story on exhibit at Asia Society
• Hearts for Hope campaign hosted by La Madeleine
• Foreign fighters stage invasion of local card
• Nonprofit continues its push to expand services
• College program aims to help cognitive disabled find jobs
• Tomball growth spurs boom in apartments
• New focus is planned for Dekaney High
• Spring sets budget
• Tomball works to preserve its small-town feel amid booming growth
• Westfield duo earns sterling preseason notices
• Foreign fighters invade local card
• Facility helping clients work toward mobility
• Missouri City teen uses award to study in Korea
• Rosenberg to widen Bryan, Spacek roads
• Gallery opens largest showroom in Fort Bend
• Ambulances launched this year, but crews lacking ability to use critical medication­s
• Fort Bend County moves two ambulances out of Sugar Land
• Nonprofits in Fort Bend thank volunteers for their service
• More higher ed headed to county
• Two new trustees at work
• Longhorns hope to bring home state title
• Stahl brings high expectatio­ns to Elkins volleyball
• Foreign fighters invading local card
• Three decades of service
• Historic hall given new life as community center
• Pridgeon Stadium renovation­s kick off
• Panthers planning for a fall resurgence
• Where U.S. immigrants come from: The No. 1 country is ... China

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