Baltimore Sun - 2019-03-07

• Officer’s presence wasn’t known
• Husband sought to be executor of Smith’s estate
• Council panel approves Harrison nomination
• House moves to strip comptrolle­r of liquor, tobacco regulatory role
• Hopkins police force gains support
• Governor visits Iowa, but not for politics
• Changes spurred by McNair death implemente­d
• Protective order was filed long before woman’s death
• Assisted-death bill moves forward in House
• White Marsh Mall sets weekend curfew for teens
• Cohen returns to Capitol Hill for fourth day of testimony
• Democrats flex power, take aim at money in politics
• Senator reveals she was raped by superior while in Air Force
• Port handled record cargo in 2018
• Up to 390 Family Dollar stores to close
• Stanley Black & Decker to settle suit over cancer treatment
• HOROSCOPES
• Dissension among Democrats
• Facebook makes pivot toward more privacy
• Nielsen defends Trump statement on border apprehensi­ons
• ‘Jeopardy!’ host reveals diagnosis of pancreatic cancer
• Alfred ‘Fred’ Abramson
• C. Herbert Wineholt Jr., executive
• It’s time for a backlash against anti-vaxers
• The deficit of deficit talk in Trump’s Washington
• Fear is driving support of medically assisted suicide
• Minimum wage compromise
• Caregivers need economic security
• Ageism in the modern era
• ‘Clear’ view of game plan
• Terps looking familiar to former stars
• Pitching prospect Tate diligent about charting own progress
• Defensive line still position of strength
• Red Storm find form, oust Titans in 2A playoffs
• Ravens officially release Weddle
• Race in OF stays hot
• Knucklebal­ler gets 80-game PED ban
• Marquette fades, drops 3rd straight
• Apuzzo guides BC past Navy women
• Mustangs stun Patriots again
• Lake Clifton boys edge Dunbar, 70-65; Patterson rolls

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