Baltimore Sun - 2020-04-30

• Nursing home tests ordered Gov. Hogan orders universal safety protocols after hundreds of deaths
• Little Italy still cooking
• Trump: No extension for virus guidelines
• Baltimore mayor’s race in final stretch
• Many barbers hesitant to open for essential workers
• State on cusp of 1,000 deaths
• In 1914, Baltimore man went out for a roll — 3 miles — in the city
• Field hospitals that went unused to be shut down
• McConnell shifts on state aid in next virus relief package
• For Dems, hopes in Senate on rise
• Experiment­al drug shows early promise, Fauci says
• Trump’s ‘Operation Warp Speed’ aims to rush coronaviru­s vaccine
• Robert ‘Ed’ Novak Sr.
• Paige S. Hackney, educator, animal lover
• Outbreak traced to poultry plant workers
• In Baltimore County, talk of rescinding pay raises is just the tip of the iceberg
• Meat shortages could lead to a healthier population
• Hogan’s reopening plan is too ‘vague’; let’s go back to work now
• Health insurers should drop copays for COVID-19 patients
• Keeping a connection with my sister during social distancing
• Patients getting stuck in state psychiatri­c hospitals as a result of virus obstacles
• TV going to play bigger role down stretch in race for Baltimore mayor
• SCREEN TIME
• Mancini vows to stay positive through treatment for cancer
• NCAA board backs compensati­on plan
• Ravens pick up fifth-year option on All-Pro Humphrey
• Next steps for recovery
• O’s announce pandemic ticket policy
• Leaders chart path forward for amateur, youth sports
• Baseball Hall ceremony moved to ’21
• Viewing bailout funds as ‘free money,’ startups face scrutiny
• Stocks higher on hopes for progress in virus fight
• Hot chile peppers boast variety of health benefits
• HOROSCOPES
• New coach Taylor ‘felt a calling’ to accept the job

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