Baltimore Sun - 2016-09-27

• Debate brings barrage of attacks
• Balto. County allows 40 homes on old golf course
• Police shoot man in Columbia, say he pointed a replica gun
• Former officer gets year of home detention in assault
• A 65-year search comes to a sad end
• GPS device used to track ‘Aviator’ robbery suspect
• SAT scores drop for Maryland seniors in 2016
• Horseshoe Casino funds helped 300 find jobs, city mayor says
• Mall shooting suspect charged with murder
• Syria says truce is viable after week of airstrikes
• Allies: Ex-Iran president advised not to run again
• 6 in Houston shot before gunman killed
• Rescued boater spent week adrift; mom feared dead
• Marylander­s turn debate into a party
• Colombia, rebels sign peace accord
• Study: Morning sickness upside is fewer miscarriag­es
• Rebecca Bausman
• Howard C. Cohen, hospital administra­tor
• Crowd in Charlotte assails mayor and City Council
• The genius of Joyce Scott
• The heat is on
• Fracking hasn’t proved safe
• Trump’s dangerous dare
• Black males are headed toward extinction, and no one seems to care
• Give Judge Gallagher a final vote
• ‘The King’ left an imprint on Maryland’s golf community
• Playoff spot on the line, O’s must put pieces together
• D.C. United’s Sarvas to miss two weeks with knee injury
• Ben’s Cat will return to Maryland Million
• Parkville jumps into Balto. County race
• Questions linger as ‘new team’ gathers for Wizards media day
• Spalding boys beat No. 9 Loyola in soccer, 3-1
• Ticket plans are announced for possible postseason dates
• AROUND THE HORN
• Fernandez remembered in pregame
• Mosley leads effort to grab turnovers
• Harbaugh: 3-0 mark is good but not enough
• Seahawks might sit Wilson vs. Jets
• It’s too early to say what 3-0 start means
• Independen­t Can to buy Ball Corp. division
• Online retailer Wilkes & Riley to open store at Kenilworth
• U.S. stocks slide as banks take a giant hit
• Drugmaker Pfizer says business won’t split
• Horoscopes

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