Baltimore Sun - 2014-07-05

• Something to celebrate
• A son dead, another son charged with the crime
• Funds for U.S. roads at risk
• Journeys to U.S. citizenshi­p
• Parasailin­g under scrutiny as accidents proliferat­e
• Marking the Fourth just about any way you want
• Ex-aide to British PM gets 18 months for phone hacks
• 4th of July not free from pain or rain, but still fun
• Billionair­e famous for attacks against Clinton
• Immigratio­n protesters agree: System needs fixing
• Ford greenlight­s recycling
• Seattle tech firms sweeten the deal for interns
• Ukraine awaits rebels’ response on truce talks
• Shiites vow fight ‘to the death’
• Violence ramps up as Palestinia­n teen buried
• Germany arrests suspected double agent, allegedly spying for U.S.
• Donny Osmond a homebody by nature and in business
• Rita Sloan Berndt
• Mary Elizabeth Dyer Corrin, teacher
• Heather will be back
• A Gansler voter’s lament
• The Jaffe movement continues
• Rainout could be windfall
• Calvert Hall’s Lawrence Cager focuses on going from good to elite
• Reimold put on waivers
• ‘Big 2’ take down ‘Generation Next’
• Parkville’s Anderson wins Arbutus Firecracke­r 10K
• Walters’ 8 points not enough for Bayhawks
• Brazil pays heavy cost for victory
• Finding the right tonic
• Pearce leads way to rare four-game home sweep
• Two internatio­nal free agents signed
• Gilliland on pole for topsy-turvy race
• Hurley holds off soaring Matteson

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