The Capital - 2021-10-03

• MAINTAININ­G AUTONOMY
• Hospital workers now largely vaccinated
• With abortion rights on line, women rally in US
• Virus deaths eclipse 700K in the US
• The enigmatic, remarkable world of owls
• US envoy: Climate summit can yield ‘enormous progress’
• Neighborho­od mourns killing of elderly friend
• ANNOUNCEME­NTS
• 3rd Alaska hospital to ration care as COVID-19 rate spikes
• Frustratio­ns rise as agenda stalls
• Misleading view of federal spending plan
• Concern about city process relating to SAYC fence, gate
• Smart pesticide use can be a solution
• Ward 8 Democrat supports Toews
• Of vaccine mandates and facing reality
• Courts meet Spanish-speakers’ needs as Hispanic population increases
• Anne Arundel needs the right tennis center
• Stagflatio­n puts the Fed in a bind
• The new disruptors
• Cavaliers overpower Cardinals in key win
• Midshipmen rally in 4th to upset Knights
• Penalties persist, Taulia struggles in loss to Iowa
• Severn boys soccer extends streak to 8 with victory over St. Mary’s
• Folks should give running a try before declaring they don’t like it
• AROUND THE HORN
• NFL PREDICTION­S Week 4
• Off on the right foot
• Wake Forest survives via Sciba’s kick
• Wolverines rip Badgers to stay perfect
• Bark matches bite
• Steelers WR Claypool won’t play vs. Packers
• At Talladega, all bets are off
• Condo owners’ wish to enlarge patio rebuffed
• Going to Washington to advocate for restaurant relief
• One’s predestine­d partner
• 10 lessons to bring you closer to a happier life
• It’s clear: Dry eyes an issue
• Artists help us see through the eyes of others
• Diet enriched with pistachios could help lower cholestero­l
• Husband’s creepy staring habit is unlikely to change
• Distressed friend needs to ‘Keep Moving’
• HOROSCOPES

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