Baltimore Sun - 2018-10-27

• Florida man charged with sending 13 crude bombs
• Durkin, others meet regents
• Maryland GOP wages its ‘Fight for Five’
• Sandtown Halloween Festival brings safety and fun to holiday
• Blind state residents sue Walmart
• Hogan maintains edge in donations
• Southern High teacher killed in Edgewater crash
• The legacy of ‘Tony’ Deering lives in Oliver
• Turkey seeks extraditio­n of suspects in Khashoggi killing
• Shady Side man convicted of double murder
• Billboard will beg the public: ‘Find my killer’
• U.S. economy chugs along in 3rd quarter
• U.S. defense industry sees soaring growth
• Marion ‘Dick’ Moore
• Leigh N. Bortner, fleet leasing executive
• I spy a bumbling spy: Russia’s military spies depicted poorly
• NBC cancels Kelly’s show after blackface controvers­y
• Police: Ky. shooting suspect tried to enter black church
• Md. must act on climate
• The Sun likes Hogan? You just lost this reader
• The Sun is a shill for Gov. Larry Hogan
• Alleged mail bomber described as ‘a lunatic’
• Facebook removes Iran-linked accounts targeting U.S., U.K.
• Ex-state’s attorney spokeswoma­n says pipe bomb suspect threatened her
• Weight work gives Wormley leg up
• Don’t expect club to track down a Gold Glove Award anytime soon
• Watson braces for familiar faces
• Mids looks to knock Irish out of national title contention
• Chase Elliott on a hot streak and eyeing series title
• Smokin Nitro wins his Md. debut at Laurel
• Wilson to appeal to suspension to neutral arbitrator
• H. Hurst pushing to get more involved
• Texans WR Fuller out rest of season
• Wall says bigger muscle mass not to blame for his slow start
• They’re getting warm
• Knights pump out points
• Lightning shut out Mustangs, 18-0, clinch
• Deonte Banks steps up for Rams
• Oakland Mills girls advance to 2A South, Section I semifinal
• Big first half helps Eagles earn second seed

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