San Francisco Chronicle - (Sunday) - 2022-09-11

• PATH TO UNCERTAINT­Y
• Shelters now seen as viable options
• Proof in the permits: Constructi­on lagging
• Timing of booster delivers benefits
• Mingling with queen a commoner’s dream
• Arrest in fire causing severe burns
• Man held in fatal stabbing at BART station
• Russians retreat as troops make major advance
• Navalny’s outside ties curbed
• Nations seek consensus on cutting energy costs
• Charles formally proclaimed king in ancient ritual
• Beijing spurns cooperatio­n with U.N. rights agency
• Leader gets wish to delay election, angering critics
• Philippine rights leaders slam plan to honor Marcos
• 2 deputies killed serving warrant
• Mayor: 5 dead after whale flips boat
• U.N. leader tours flood destructio­n
• Men plead guilty to felony charge in Jan. 6 attack
• Justice Department, Trump team clash over arbiter
• Disabled people file lawsuit over blocked access
• Emergency declared after more polio samples surface
• Slain journalist devoted career to exposing graft
• Opener may offer respite from tough preseason
• Gould will kick with fire — when he finds it
• MLB rule changes will make for better game
• Baseball players may soon resort to cheat sheet
• No. 1 Alabama needs late kick to beat Texas
• Bird’s WNBA career over, but she is far from done
• Giants part ways with reliever Leone
• Moody faces high expectatio­ns in Year 2
• Connecticu­t, Las Vegas guarantee new champion
• Power in title fight — and without team help
• POINT & SOLVE
• CRYPTOQUIP
• Wineries eager for fall after dry tourist season
• Oakland gives city land rights to Native group
• Shasta’s loss of snow cover creates raft of problems
• Tracing remnants after erasure of Bay Area town
• Confusion the safest bet with sports gambling ads
• Indigenous group to get land rights
• UC Berkeley to get $25 million for local journalism initiative
• Counselors offer tips for easing kids’ wildfire trauma
• $1 million doesn’t go very far in expensive housing market
• Photograph­er captured S.F. at night
• Captain at forefront of Exxon Valdez oil spill
• Sister Joan Derry
• Deanna Dames
• Jack Halsey Lirio
• William John Dowling, III
• Joan Kavanaugh Roemer
• Thomas Haran
• Joseph Ralph Parker
• Eugene Devencenzi
• Peter Joseph Mullins
• Emilia Tallerico
• Frances Frediani
• Earl “Coco” Junghans
• Sister Mary Laxague, SNDdeN
• Robert “Bob” John Tognetti
• Katherine “Katy” O’Shea
• Thomas Luttrell
• Lyle Landis Lopus
• Natalie Jean Lloyd
• Louis Anthony Masini
• Economics professor played role in airline industry deregulati­on
• NPR war correspond­ent spotlighte­d human toll
• Politician backed integratio­n, became New Orleans mayor
• Kerouac’s literary agent pushed boundaries
• 4-time Iditarod champion embodied spirit of race
• Runner’s big victory took 314 days to decide
• Stand-up comic, producer headlined Netflix specials
• Basketball and ballet greats in conversati­on
• Ferocious Lotus back with fest of original one-acts
• Elaine May’s unsung gem from the 1970s
• ROYAL STARS
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• PREMIER CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Sons’ visits interrupt their parents’ meals
• CHALLENGER
• First Ohlone restaurant opens
• Tacos Osuna
• Another fail in S.F.’s war on drugs
• Rescind state law that polices miscarriag­es
• My father’s perseveran­ce helped make BART reality ‘B
• CHRON QUIZ
• Pass Alzheimer’s bill
• RIP Queen Elizabeth
• What extra steps do you take when preparing for an open house?
• Long-term mortgage rates now at highest point since 2008
• Once-in-a-lifetime opportunit­y in Rincon Hill
• Contempora­ry townhomes hit the market in Napa
• $899,000/SOMA
• $799,000/Nob Hill
• Can no down payment mortgages close the homeowners­hip gap?
• Combo loan as alternativ­e to jumbo closes in 10 days

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