Baltimore Sun - 2018-03-12

• Pot bill puzzles black firms
• Council likely to pass 3 environmen­tal bills today
• White House reveals plan to reduce school violence
• A shout rings out: ‘Happy Birthday Lazarus’
• Old friends tell of erasing race lines
• For city’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, ‘Everybody’s Irish’
• Aides: Trump up to the task on North Korea
• Schools in U.S. apply various strategies to student walkouts
• Administra­tion’s words, deeds collide as Tillerson visits Africa
• Griffin plans shows after photo backlash
• Sarah Poliakoff Shane
• China’s Xi handed expanded powers, ability to rule for life
• Reverse mortgages have their place
• Judges need power to get offenders drug treatment
• Why the meddling in state hiring?
• Medical breakthrou­ghs require funding
• Retrievers have their day in NCAA
• If Cobb hasn’t ruled out the O’s, they should rule him in
• Charles making herself heard
• Defending champions keep title hopes alive with sweep
• Behind record crowd, Atlanta routs D.C. United
• Towson State beats Maryland for first time in men’s lacrosse
• Steele, Hensh lift No. 5 Maryland women over No. 8 Syracuse, 18-11
• ‘Amped up’ Cashner pitches 4 scoreless in spring debut
• April schedule will be a tough challenge for O’s
• Maryland men left out of NIT field at 19-13
• Eagles clamp down in second half to deny Mids NCAA berth

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