Houston Chronicle - 2016-11-04

• Karbach brews up deal with global beer giant
• City fears wave of retirement­s
• Sugar Land expansion goes forward
• Majority in poll sick of politics
• New movies ‘Doctor Strange,’ ‘Hacksaw Ridge’ get thumbs up
• Downtown I-45 to be closed this weekend
• Environmen­tal group cites Balmorhea risk
• 2 U.S. soldiers, 26 civilians killed in battles
• Jail cot plan approved by commission
• British court puts the brakes on EU exit plan
• Melania Trump tries to smooth husband’s rough edges.
• Early voting by Latinos could aid Clinton.
• HARVEST THE BLOCK GROWS FARMING TIES
• Trauma therapy shows promise
• Districts walk fine line between informatio­n, advocacy on bond issue
• Report: Number of immigrants working in the U.S. illegally levels off at 8 million
• Foster care fix is close
• Oyster industry even more strained after state closes beds in 5 Gulf bays
• Relief may be near for Houston’s long fall allergy season
• Rice’s Baker Institute program to study presidenti­al elections
• Polling station hands out more than just sticker
• Cruz hits the trail to stump for Trump
• Tensions between Comey, lawmakers may persist after election
• U.N. warns big cuts needed in emissions
• Study links human actions to melting of Arctic sea ice
• East Mosul residents wrestle with dilemma: stay or leave?
• Ebola evolved into deadlier virus during African epidemic
• Disease threats
• Early interventi­on
• School finance conundrum
• Salaried physicians can make ACA affordable
• In the final days, we face a terrible choice
• Prop. 1 dilemma is symptom of statewide problem
• Low gas prices come in handy for convenienc­e stores’ growth
• Chronicle honors the area’s best places to work
• H-E-B seeks heft within the Loop
• Owner disputes lawsuit on sleep
• Progress in cutting uninsured rate has slowed sharply
• 3rd quarter offers a glimmer of hope to energy companies
• Exxon Mobil being called ‘a civic bully’
• The rich hardly felt tax hikes, survey finds
• PASSING MARKS
• Astros, too, can have a date with history
• Harden’s numbers proclaim potential
• The Texans’ Jekyll-and-Hyde 5-3 season could take an even more promising turn with a weaker second half of the schedule on tap.
• A big question of the offseason: Will the Astros upgrade their rotation?
• Playoff debate has Woodward smiling
• Phillips back cracking jokes after cracking rib last week
• Mayfield helps Oklahoma extend Iowa St. domination
• Sherman chides officials, league
• Success from 3-point land opens options on offense
• LeBron creeps close to Olajuwon milestone in win
• Outfielder Aoki claimed off waivers
• Former Astros prospect Zobrist is easy to root for
• Cubs put curse to rest with win for the ages
• Harvard suspends men’s soccer team over lewd comments
• Songbird looks to stay perfect in Distaff
• Mavs punch playoff ticket with late rally
• Glasper blurs genres — and he’s good at it
• There’s bread in talking about the sandwich
• Mel Gibson’s gory ‘Hacksaw Ridge’ is one of the best films of the year.
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• ADIOS, VENEZUELA
• Americans have been ‘blogging’ about politics for centuries.
• RedBlueAme­rica: Has the FBI become too politicize­d?
• The epic fail of the American electorate
• Ranch dressing is what’s wrong with America

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