Houston Chronicle - 2020-04-06

• Anxiety is becoming a common diagnosis
• Death toll in U.S. likely understate­d
• Highways, ports may get lift in stimulus
• CORONAVIRU­S
• Inside Feds could cut 25 percent of city’s FEMA funding for testing sites.
• Rice to open two residence halls to health care workers fighting virus.
• Surgeon general: Americans to face ‘hardest’ week of their lives.
• Pen pals write on amid social distancing
• ‘Robin Hood’ donates masks to hospitals
• Cornyn is wrong on Chinese culture
• Checkpoint­s added at Texas-Louisiana border
• From food to church: Drive-thrus take off
• LIFE LESSON
• Experience should be a strength in uncertain times
• Pezman bracing for hit to finances
• Oilers coach ‘made football fun’
• Houston, we must lift up our neighbors
• Fix testing backlog
• Thank you for reading Providing a record
• Get ready, Houston — we may be in for a long, mean year
• Raising chickens for eggs gains traction
• HISD RESUMES FOOD DISTRIBUTI­ON
• Answers to your most pressing questions
• Chinese Americans unite to help hospitals
• Is it OK to still plan a summer vacation?
• New York tiger first U.S. animal to test positive for coronaviru­s
• Some local churches resume live services
• Changes for those in addiction recovery
• RETAIL WRAP
• CLOSE CALL
• DRILLING DOWN
• BIG EASY TO BAYOU CITY
• Adapting to virus concerns, real estate firm offers virtual tours
• Slide in oil prices signals a permanent market shift
• A grand plan
• Investment infuses funds for improvemen­ts at south Houston apartment complex
• No, the Railroad Commission should not cut production
• The spirit of re Vision
• COVID-19 causes delay in volunteer sea turtle patrols
• ‘Lost Children’ author says writers must document pandemic.
• Cypress singer Ren Patrick releases new EP.
• DAILY CROSSWORD

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