Houston Chronicle - 2023-03-06

• Biden touts voting rights at ‘Bloody Sunday’ civil rights site
• Anti-drag show bill author explains video of him in a dress
• Astrophysi­cist to offer rants, reflection­s
• Houston most stressful city for workers, says study
• Intense battle in eastern Ukraine continues
• #SAVEOURPAP­PAS
• POLITIFACT
• U.S. sanctions relief troubles Assad’s foes
• Long-term impact
• Good stuff for sale, too
• Texas and energy efficiency
• Hazardous waste a way of life in Harris County, should it be?
• Army recruiters struggle to get in schools
• Lottery tickets and rat holes — all part of the game for angel investors
• HPE acquires Italy-based 5G firm
• Hydrogen buzz ramps up at energy conference
• Metro Greenway apartments sold
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• Protecting the Reservoir with PilotPure’s Remediated Water
• Projecting the Texans’ top picks in draft
• Aggies poised to end 5-year drought
• Huskies ousted in first round
• Owls aim to transform offense this spring
• Horns’ spring practices signal start of last Big 12 run
• Goal-line stand keeps record spotless
• Brantley’s role as No. 2 is solid
• Pitching coaches making up for lost time
• Pitcher cleared by MLB office
• Kitayama survives wild finish for Bay Hill victory
• Reiner secures Super Series II title
• Shutout extends winless beginning to Olsen era
• Members only
• Biography tells the story of the poet who gave Houston’s Wheatley High School its name
• BOOK EVENTS
• ‘Daisy Jones & the Six’ rocks through the ’70s with rote emotions
• These are the 25 most-attended RodeoHoust­on concerts
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD

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