Baltimore Sun - 2018-10-04

• New plan for market offered
• GOP senators reproach Trump over remarks
• Baltimore approves study of chemicals in Back River
• Neighbors question delay in help
• New top cop is expected in weeks
• Va. Republican apologizes for tweet about shooting Harris protesters
• Assad: ‘Major understand­ing’ reached by Syria, Arab states
• EPA: A little radiation might be good for you
• Port workers to vote today on 6-year contracts
• Trickle of aid flows to quake survivors
• Senate sends sweeping opioids bill to president
• White House midterm message: Get on the Trump bandwagon
• 7 officers shot, 1 fatally, in S. Carolina
• 3 share chemistry Nobel for work with evolution, proteins
• U.S. terminates 1955 treaty with Iran after court order
• Robert C. Lienhardt
• Showalter, Duquette depart Orioles
• For 8 years, Showalter had trust of players, fans
• Trump’s true colors
• When heated politics cross the line
• Tradepoint has been good to organized labor
• Should politician­s be required to complete a course in governing?
• The ‘golden thread’ of our civility
• Northweste­rn comeback gives Michigan confidence
• Scouts’ honor: Sooners knew Mayfield was a special QB
• Stanley Cup defense opens with a rout
• Terps men’s lax hosting Team IMPACT fundraiser
• Stanley braces for a big test
• Falcons’ Freeman back, ‘ready to run’
• Showalter penned in by regression
• ‘Business right until the end’
• Showalter’s win percentage took hit from 2018
• Nats don’t renew deal for assistant GM Miller
• Proof it’s never too late
• Pencil in a start for pen
• Ryu gets surprising call
• Calvert Hall brings ‘A game’
• Wood a natural fit for Midshipmen

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