Baltimore Sun - 2019-10-12

• Ousted Ukraine envoy defies Trump to testify
• Horseshoe to develop concert site in district
• Groups call for pollution rule enforcemen­t at plants
• Chief: Officer overtime declines
• Effigy investigat­ed as racist symbol
• Judge bars mental health from opening statements
• Report: State bird numbers may drop
• Cops: Man shot in possible drug deal gone wrong dies
• Aunt link to Baltimore’s lost era of high fashion
• US to bolster Saudi defense against Iranians
• Appeals court rules against Trump over financial records
• Brush fire chars 25 homes, grows to 7,500 acres in LA
• US claims a partial trade deal with China
• Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Ethiopian prime minister
• Fed plans to buy more T-bills to control lending rates
• Before tariffs really grate, a rush on Parmesan
• HOROSCOPES
• Clooney calls out Trump’s Kurds quip
• Bill Tamburrino
• Witty star of 1970s’ ‘Great American Dream Machine’
• Thousands of protesters in Haiti loot stores, battle police
• DNR oyster regulation­s fall short of what’s needed
• Hogan supports energy efficiency but his support for key program is lukewarm
• Another reason for uptick in Baltimore overdoses
• Next up for Terps, Boilers
• October couldn’t have come at better time for MLB
• Capitol gains
• Keenum to start at QB against Dolphins
• Brown, Onwuasor questionab­le
• Goliaths meet
• Hudson misses Game 1 for birth of daughter
• Sanchez dominates as Nats take Game 1
• Knights stop skid
• All-around effort propels No. 11 Milford Mill
• Quick goal keeps No. 2 Gaels rolling
• Steelers to start Hodges at QB
• Waiting for the first upset of ’19
• Navy, Tulsa trying to move forward from emotional games
• Caps can’t let up after blown leads

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