Baltimore Sun - 2020-04-10

• Blacks suffer most in crisis
• ‘This is my contributi­on’
• Maryland claims of joblessnes­s balloon
• A modern twist keeps tradition alive
• Baltimore Police finalizing ‘contingenc­y’ staffing plan
• Baltimore surveillan­ce contract challenged
• 57 coronaviru­s cases in state prison system
• The Stuck-at-Home, Whaddaya-Know-About-Maryland Quiz
• Economic rebound unlikely to match speed of collapse
• NYC shortens deadline for claiming the dead
• Standoff over new virus aid request
• Some churches confront virus restrictio­ns on Easter services
• British PM Johnson leaves hospital’s ICU
• Trump shuts asylum system at US borders
• Drive-thru test site at Pimlico
• James F. Schneider
• Veteran artist best known for his caricature­s in Mad
• Loss of Kennedy scions felt deeply in Maryland
• PTO: Distant learning will be hard for some families
• Positivity will help to get us through gloomy pandemic
• Stay out of church, even for Easter
• It’s taking shape
• Cummings trying to remain upbeat
• Trading up in draft not their usual way
• QBs, O-linemen should be most coveted early on
• No jacket required: ‘Ready’ Woods waits like the rest
• UFC yields to pressure, cancels event
• Gaming possibly the safest job
• New $2.3T Fed plan to aid localities, companies
• Smithfield to shut, sanitize pork plant in SD
• Deal sought to stabilize global oil market
• Video conference calls become another target for hackers
• Service industries may have changed forever

Baltimore Sun - 2020-04-09

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