Houston Chronicle - 2021-02-18

• UNCOMMON COLD
• Abbott, Texas Dems offer scapegoats for electricit­y crisis
• Bursting pipes, boil notices add to city’s misery
• Utility transfers extended outages to share burden
• Rockets’ rally falls short against the Sixers in seventh straight loss.
• Raging provocateu­r of talk radio Rush Limbaugh dies at age 70.
• Abbott stops export of natural gas out of state until Sunday.
• Shoppers at retail stores face long lines, limited supplies.
• Power, water issues deal area restaurant­s another blow.
• With no power for pumps, many fueling stations close.
• Bexar work program earns defendants’ praise
• Renters get relief from city to avoid evictions
• Alleged North Korean hackers charged
• S.C. House passes bill banning most abortions
• Biden backs commission to study reparation­s
• Biden, Netanyahu speak amid concerns of frosty relationsh­ip
• Galveston’s water back on, but boil it
• UK tests will infect healthy volunteers
• Weather cuts into deliveries of vaccine
• Thousands in military turning down vaccine
• ‘Down payment’ offered to track variants
• Governor, get serious. People are dying.
• Texans left to rely on one another during power blackouts
• A chilling reminder about battered grid
• Ask U.S. mayors how to fix infrastruc­ture
• This is a Texas problem, not a clean energy problem
• Last State Restricted Peace Silver Dollar Bank Rolls go to TX residents
• Area restaurant­s suffer another blow with epic freeze
• Big freeze in Texas fueling global oil crisis
• Hotels fill as people seek out warmth
• Failed power grid is sign of U.S. weakness
• Hedge fund to purchase Tribune Publishing
• Craft store Joann Inc. files for $100M IPO
• Retail sales surged 5.3 percent for January, far better than expected
• Gambling revenue fell by 31 percent
• Facebook restricts news sharing in Australia
• Fed had concerns about slowing economy
• GameStop trader to say he wasn’t in it for ‘profit’
• Trump Era in Atlantic City ends with dynamite blast
• Millions of jobs are probably gone for good
• Feds crack down on device that turns pistols into machine guns
• UH escapes ‘a mess’ before tackling more
• Top 3 rookie picks thriving
• Lillard pushes Blazers past Pelicans
• Fate of weekend home games undecided
• Sam Houston St. delays football opener
• Kansas holds K-State to season-low points
• Osaka stops Serena to reach final
• Tsitsipas denies Nadal’s chance at record
• Tigers manager Hinch grateful for another shot
• Tatis Jr. handed record 14-year, $340M contract
• OUT OF RHYTHM
• SENIOR LIVING: TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEART THIS MONTH.
• TEXAS STRONG
• MEDICAL ETHICS
• FEELING MATTERS
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• What to watch
• At-Home Cervical Cancer Screenings to Offer Women New Level of Privacy and Comfort
• New help to quit smoking
• Broken breast implant led to illness
• K-pop stars share mental health struggles
• Smokers says pandemic has them lighting up more often
• Keeping in touch with grandkids builds bonds
• The Village of Tanglewood: Keep independen­ce longer
• Long-awaited vaccine brings renewed optimism to The Buckingham
• Texas ABLE accounts are for individual­s with disabiliti­es
• Don’t become a ‘money mule’
• Can you afford senior living at less than $59 a day?

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