Chicago Sun-Times - 2017-04-04

• SESSIONS’ STOP & FRISK
• GOP EYES ‘ NUCLEAR OPTION’ FOR GORSUCH
• CHANCE THEMAYOR?
• IMMIGRANT ADVOCATES NOT BLINK IN’ ABOUT PROTECTION INLAND OF LINCOLN
• SANCTUARY STATUS COULD COST CITY $13M
• DEMONS, DONATIONSA­T NEWARENA
• FLEXING MUSCLE FOR A CAUSE
• Dart backs 5- year expiration on warrants
• 2nd teen in custody in Facebook assault: cops
• CPS KEEPS NWEA, WILL STILL‘ DOUBLE TEST’ ELEMENTARY STUDENTS
• SUBURBAN SHOWDOWNS
• PFLAG pioneer worked to advance LGBT rights
• END ILLINOIS LOTTERY SECRETS AND GAMES OF CLOUT
• HANDSOFF IRA PLANS FOR ILLINOIS WORKERS
• ERA’s time— now as much as ever
• Shopliftin­g costly; don’t give thieves green light
• Fight for $ 15, racial justice would make King proud
• CIVILIAN DEATHS MOUNTING IN MOSUL AIRSTRIKES
• March car sales underwhelm
• RUSSIA IN MOURNING AFTER BLAST
• Attack shows subways, Russia vulnerable
• Equal Pay Day provides rallying point for women
• 5 passengers hurt as train derails at NYC station
• A little extra weight may not help you live longer after all
• EQUAL PAY DAY STILL FAR FROMTHE CASE
• Sheryl Sandberg’s new mission on Equal Pay Day: # 20PERCENTC­OUNTS
• ‘ Break’ in
• Baldwin pulls back his own curtain
• CHILD’S PLAY FOR PUDI
• DAILY HOROSCOPES
• Husband likes to paint his toenails
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• PATTERNLES­S CROSSWORD
• Civil rights lawyer won several landmark Supreme Court cases
• Russian poet denounced Stalin
• Twohill, Timothy J.
• Stormy weather tees up softer course at Masters
• Treinen closes deal for Nats
• SWEET CAROLINA
• GET WELL SOON, D- WADE
• PLAYOFF LINEUP TAKES SHAPE
• THE ADVICE IS RIGHT
• SUDDEN IMPACT
• Guaranteed wait: Opener will take place Tuesday
• Chicago Doctors Treat Erectile Dysfunctio­n
• OPENING DELAY BLAHS
• THANKS, BUT NO TANKS
• LOOMING LARGE

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