Baltimore Sun - 2018-04-05

• Bump stocks ban nears
• De Sousa: Suiter probe to start soon
• Almost 5 years after he was shot, city man dies of injuries
• Bill targeting sexual predators approved
• Pugh aide in charge of grant oversight
• Hogan administra­tion opposes Trump rollback of car emissions standards
• Father, daughter split over conversion therapy
• Balto. Co. board takes divergent paths
• Hogan vetoes bill to overhaul school constructi­on process
• Okla. gov. likens striking teachers to teenagers
• Gilman student admitted to all 8 Ivy League schools
• Anderson leaving as head of city House delegation
• $6.5 billion OK’d to draw Amazon
• Franklin Square hospital ending some pediatric services
• Cynthia Nixon takes N.Y. campaign to TV
• Trump: Send Guard troops to border
• Trump orders Pentagon to ready Syria withdrawal
• Mexico issuing visas to caravan migrants
• Marchers unite to keep dream alive
• U.S.-China row sows global uncertaint­y
• Paul F. ‘Pete’ Spangler Jr., mortgage broker
• Ted Pearson
• New tax on insurers to help stabilize market
• Trump wrong on cars
• When voters set the salaries
• Frosh’s actions are guided by the law
• Bills move state backward on crime
• 2nd shot for RG3
• A Masters hype unlike any other
• Green light for Watson, others
• Old Dominion transfer plans to visit Maryland
• Towson guard Martin to test NBA prospects
• WR Campanaro to give Titans look
• Newsome knows he needs to get it ‘right’ directing his last NFL draft
• Corbin finally solves Dodgers’ hex
• AROUND THE HORN
• Bundy’s growth rare bright spot in slump
• Slumping Davis sits out series finale
• O’s head to N.Y. after getting swept
• Howard pounces on Marriotts Ridge
• Damico leaves McDonogh after 24 seasons

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