The Dallas Morning News - 2013-06-02

• Death toll rises to 9 in Oklahoma’s ‘Round 2’
• For residents, rebuild or leave?
• Widow devoted to slain sniper’s legacy
• Police duties shifted for 911
• Dark theater of our minds
• Jean Stapleton dies
• Protests engulf Istanbul
• High cost of care
• Chris Vognar analyzes the Zapruder film; plus, a full-page graphic on the film’s journey.
• designing drones to fly into storms for data.
• Storms pummel Midwest.
• ‘Molly Brown’ and the death of a pope
• Change, hope and rising above poverty
• SUNDAY NEWS SHOWS
• CORRECTION­S & CLARIFICAT­IONS
• New academy grad among four firefighte­rs mourned in Houston
• Police: Man killed after firing at officer
• Hearings to hit road on redistrict­ing
• Ex-football standout sentenced in death
• Texas soldier killed in Afghanista­n
• Next round begins for 12 semifinali­sts
• Mom arrested in Mexico: I’ll drive next time
• Cruz might need to prep for his own birther fight
• Crews fight growing wildfires
• Are bonfires going out?
• Union leader on quest to block overhaul bill
• Drug delays relapses
• AT A GLANCE
• Memorial held for gunman’s mother
• Lou Reed recovering after liver transplant
• Lutherans elect openly gay bishop
• Christie, Ryan, Paul expected at retreat
• Liquor labels may be coming
• 20 years later, Boxer still fighting sex abuse in military
• Holder unable to shake controvers­y
• AT A GLANCE
• Bloomberg takes crusade to states’ capitals
• AT A GLANCE
• Out of the darkness
• Remains found outside former base
• Austerity protested in Europe
• Ski slope opens for weekends in Pyrenees
• Smoking ban starts in Russia’s public places
• Chinese leader visits Trinidad and Tobago
• Concrete jungle makeover
• Germany reinforces flood defense on rivers
• U.S., China agree to cybersecur­ity meetings
• Hagel: Nations must build trust
• Zapruder retrospect­ive
• ‘JFK Assassinat­ion: The Reporters’ Notes’
• About this series
• Share your memories
• Syrian war spurs sectarian fighting elsewhere
• Iraq violence
• Attack from Syria targets Hezbollah area of Lebanon
• WEst DEmographi­Cs
• Dagestan mayor arrested
• A vision not shared by all
• Suspected mobster says he’s just a peaceful writer
• Eye on the sky and wallets
• Runoff debate turns tough
• New rule may cost charities
• In grief, no mercy from IRS
• Restoring honor
• Crime watch patrol class planned for June 27
• Students win essay contest on value of public gardens
• Festival, free DSO concert set at Kidd Springs Park
• Donations sought to create shade at dog park
• RECAP: Student admits high school bomb threats
• Man held after holdup, firing of shots at officer
• Inter-tribal Center moves to medical district
• Movie night to raise funds for suicide prevention
• Rawlings hails cooperatio­n of retailers and residents
• Military couples invited to try for free wedding
• MLK Center to host Juneteenth festival
• Stage 3 water restrictio­ns are now in effect
• Officer placed on leave after DWI arrest in Forney
• South Oak Cliff High’s Class of ’58 plans reunion
• Town council OKS plan to consolidat­e services
• Ready to pedal
• Young artists create bridges to the future
• RECAP: ‘Kaburi’ stings speller at national bee
• High schools win UIL titles in state academic meet
• 2 TWU faculty members awarded fellowship­s
• Town to offer water conservati­on seminars
• House of Pancakes marks remodel with buffet, prizes
• Rick Springfiel­d leads billing at July 4 event
• Adoption fees for cats reduced during June
• RECAP: DART commuter bus gets conditiona­l OK
• Hays Elementary teacher picked to attend academy
• Housing Authority to host open house Saturday
• Registrati­on opens for reading program
• Folk artist spun out elaborate whirligigs
• CALENDAR
• Julian R. Christenso­n
• Early voting begins Monday for June 15 runoffs
• About this column
• Public comments
• Gay pride festival weathers stormy skies
• Rebate process
• Fuzzy math
• 100 wins: lofty goal, but logical
• Psst! Secret may soon be out on safety
• Lewisville wins first softball title
• Lovejoy girls denied in 4A title game, 11-8,
• 50 years later, Dallas still hot for a major
• A LA CARTE
• Gatlin, teen impressive at Prefontain­e Classic
• Plano West promotes girls soccer assistant
• Steeler recovering from two stab wounds
• Pacers stars step up, force Game 7
• Hill retires after 19 seasons
• Blaylock’s condition upgraded
• Nationals star goes on DL
• Trends take unusual turn
• Beltre again battling balky hamstring
• ROYALS 4, RANGERS 1 (10)
• SCOUTING THE STARTERS
• Frisco starter roughed up
• Sharapova advances to fourth round
• Blackhawks prevail in Game 1
• For Dallas, Perez has all the answers
• TMS, IRL: Let the love flow
• Dover jinx may be lifting for Hamlin
• Pit stop gamble pays for Logano
• Making huge strides in comeback
• Hudson survives late scare
• Kuchar excels as scores soar
• Seven-run third staggers Rockwall
• Plenty of star power in field
• Melissa’s rally falls short in decisive game
• OU pounds Texas in winner’s bracket
• Texas A&M blows out UT-SAN Antonio
• Ark. AD unhappy with Gee
• Even with no Triple Crown at stake, Belmont has intrigue
• Higher caliber
• Texas big bass show Sunshine State influence
• State fly-fishing mark falls at TFFC
• Tawakoni has many breeds of white bass
• Donation aids lesser prairie chicken
• Ammo shortage said to be unpreceden­ted
• State park programs designed for novices
• GOOD SPORTS Volleyball
• Plano Crush
• SASSY SCION
• Mining THEIR BUSINESS
• Donors? United Way CEO prefers investors
• Time for a pivot on health care
• Texas, other states rekindle battle for one another’s companies, jobs
• Funds with low investing costs plentiful
• The young and the financiall­y cautious
• College grads find rough sledding in job market
• Pay off line of credit
• Rum plays up — and ignores — Caribbean roots
• Extra special
• Rebooting Work
• Your Survival Instinct Is Killing You
• Jennifer Sampson
• EXECUTIVE CHANGES
• Municipal bond market on edge
• SCHRODER INTERNATIO­NAL ALPHA (SCIEX)
• Homecoming
• Linklater on ‘Before’ trilogy
• Talking up what lies ahead
• Nasher unveils Katharina Grosse’s ‘Wunderbloc­k’
• Tabby keeps an eye on McKinney’s Chestnut Square
• They took a plunge on their first date
• Star turn: Seth Rogen stops at Northpark
• Scenes: Hotel parties signal the start of summer
• WEDNESDAY
• Cara Mía’s ‘Dreamers’ impressive, remote
• Spellbindi­ng play about storytelle­rs
• Harris gets another Emmy hosting gig
• Esquire Network launches in fall
• Showtime muscles up with Schwarzene­gger
• Oddly captivatin­g
• Exploring the fabric of family
• Impartial look at divisive ‘Iron Lady’
• Plan your life
• TEXAS AND SOUTHWEST
• Weaving stories from the tatters of Zimbabwe
• When one’s life plan goes coldly awry
• BEST-SELLERS
• AUTHOR TOURS
• Visit Chester
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Sure this is right decision?
• Neighbors invade property
• HOROSCOPE
• Have a question for Judy Blume? Little is off-limits
• Before Midnight (2013)
• Before Sunset (2004)
• Before Sunrise (1995)
• The secret to grilling squash
• Can liposuctio­n make you healthier?
• GRILLED SUMMER SQUASH
• How can he politely strike up a chat with her?
• ‘Mermaids’ makes another big splash
• HEALTHY LAWN LASTING IMPRESSION
• Landmark estate on Turtle Creek presented
• Hill Country gated community features 5- to 75-acre homesites
• Cottages offered at Possum Kingdom Lake
• Home affordabil­ity is up – and rising, according to NAR report
• Rhodes Group to hold open Highland Park home this afternoon
• Firm highlights the luxury of a lock-and-leave community
• What are a broker’s duties?
• Preston Keller office hosts open houses today
• Contempora­ry-style homes showcased across the area
• ‘If you can’t stand the heat, head to the lake,’ firm says
• Preston Hollow ‘landmark’ available
• Brushy Top
• Ebby Halliday
• Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s Internatio­nal Realty
• Ebby Halliday
• Housesitte­rs offer peace of mind
• Choose best bed for your budget
• Townhome near West Village open today by Brandon Fleeman
• Irving/las Colinas/coppell office hosts open houses today
• Firm welcomes Shelby James
• Homes offer ‘uncompromi­sing design
• Metro Tex President’s Column
• Builder offers pools with new residences at Greenspoin­t
• Five pool myths that are all wet
• New designs showcased at Shiloh Ranch in Mckinney
• Builder showcases homes ready for occupancy at Tribute golf community
• Extra! Extra! Wallpaper makes news!
• Toll Brothers presents Vallagio Manor model in Colleyvill­e
• Preston Center office hosts open house tour this afternoon
• Firm touts new places to call home
• Builder presents grand opening
• Think twice before suing a former employer
• A BIG THANK YOU to our UNBELIEVAB­LY GENEROUS SPONSORS
• There’s a Modigliani hanging in a jail?
• Doing Dallas proud
• Movie night, on wheels
• NIVEN MORGAN MANS UP
• At last, the elegant Austin lunch
• HOMEGROWN
• DREAMING in TECHNICOLO­R
• THE ART OF THE BALL
• Way Out of Africa
• The midday meal is back — big time. Restaurant critic LESLIE BRENNER makes it a working lunch
• J.R. EWING IS DEAD
• GOOD-TIME GAL NAMED TEXAS
• A TALE-SPIN IN A SMALL TEXAS TOWN
• THE BEST LITTLE HENHOUSE IN TEXAS
• pink, inc.
• What is it about Albany?
• THE HORSE WHISPERER
• WAITS AND BALANCES
• The Californic­ation of Texas
• Secluded splendor
• New York s book lovers ♥
• Volcano tours showcase nature’s beauty, fury
• Thanksgivi­ng plans start now
• Navigating costs of currency conversion
• Forget skiing (for now); Colorado in the summer offers fun events
• Barbecue bash features signature eats and brews from around the state
• Shop your way across the border during giant Red River Valley yard sale
• Hill Country town schedules pair of big events right around corner
• Immortaliz­ing the original Man in Black
• Take the train to see the sights
• Park Silly Sunday Market is a seriously good time
• When you go
• Can Tho’s floating markets
• When you go
• From cradle to Prison
• TALKING POINTS
• Poverty and education
• Success, Big and Bold
• Getting started
• Ways to fleece taxpayers
• False hope for patients
• A model for transforma­tion
• Check Exxon’s record
• Bipartisan­ship buster
• Polarizati­on alive and well
• Scrap NTTA
• Gay-rights debate rages on Disparagin­g Bible not cool
• Should have seen it
• Firings: the personal side
• There’s a fix for that
• Put away Latino card
• Never satisfied
• Thinking outside the classroom
• Justices decidedly united
• City of Arlington vs. FCC spotlights divide between Scalia and Roberts

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