Houston Chronicle - 2020-04-22

• BUSINESS: READY, SET … RETAIL-TO-GO
• Oil hits rock bottom — and there are ‘not a lot of good options’ to halt skids
• Senate signs off on boost to small business
• Projected deaths fall by 5,000
• ACTIVIST GROUP TO START BAILING OUT INMATES.
• » Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick blames economic fallout on “wrong science,” and conservati­ve groups plot protests.
• » Hospitals to start phasing in nonvirus-related patients.
• Resource Guide
• » As patients drop sessions, therapists’ anxiety grows.
• » Energy sector sheds jobs in record losses.
• Houston Endowment boosts Artists Relief Fund
• Harris County Jail to increase inmate testing
• Race for 22nd District is fifth-most costly in nation with $8.7M spent
• Oil collapse a big blow for roughed-up region
• Houston Grand Opera furloughs 25 workers
• Delay of fame
• Ball now resting in MLB’s court
• No buzz from draft for Texans this year
• Rooting interest develops in players
• Texas tied its own hands on online education
• More testing a must
• Protesting restrictio­ns
• Trump’s oil ties must be behind bailouts, environmen­tal rollbacks
• Railroad Commission has chance to stop gas flaring
• Marathon: Proration is a false choice for oil market
• S. Korea downplays rumors about Kim’s fragile health
• New immigrant ban aims ‘to protect our U.S. workers’
• Conservati­ve groups plot, back protests
• Archdioces­e permanentl­y closes 4 Catholic schools
• Mayor asks San Antonio to continue staying home
• Here’s how the body reacts in severe cases
• VA study finds more deaths, no benefit of malaria drug
• Parents reaching their limits on home school
• Many Georgia businesses hesitant to embrace governor’s call to reopen
• CDC official warns of worse second wave
• FDA allows first in-home test kit
• Survey will gauge impact of the virus
• Virus unknowns block return to ‘normal’
• Health experts urge states to turn over execution drugs
• Collapse of oil prices should serve as a lesson for the state
• New home sales enjoy a last hurrah
• Agency delays vote to cut oil production
• Feds start relief payments to help airlines stay afloat
• Companies continue to cut jobs
• Chipotle will pay $25M fine for food poisoning
• Netflix doubles predicted growth, adds 16M viewers
• Small business info might have been exposed
• U.S. action effectivel­y cuts off Chevron in Venezuela
• Stocks tumble again as oil slide continues
• Companies take halting steps toward back-to-work season
• Trump Organizati­on pursues share of U.S. rent relief
• Alaska Native group sues Neiman Marcus
• Off-price retailers reel without e-commerce
• ELDON EMORY LIBBY
• THOMAS PATRICK COX SR.
• Tacos in America
• Hearty sustenance by the batch
• Tortilla-wrapped delight exists to be doctored to one’s idea of taco heaven
• It’s crawfish season — to go
• This distributo­r was ahead of the curve
• Houston chefs share their favorite crawfish-boil fixin’
• Black Bean Stew with Pearl Barley
• Fast and Easy Chicken and Dumplings
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Homemade honey graham crackers great on their own
• Poundcake that doesn’t use all-purpose flour
• Marion Cunningham’s Graham Crackers
• Rice Flour Poundcake
• Pineapple Cottage Cheese Pancakes
• Una fuerte apuesta
• Dr. Elvis ayuda con su primer EP
• CORONAVIRU­S El gobernador Abbott inicia el proceso de reapertura en Texas
• Migrante detenido obligado a hablar enfermo ante la corte
• DEPORTES Astros: Verlander volvió a lanzar
• La MLS extiende suspensión GERMÁN F. MOORES

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