Baltimore Sun - 2015-04-18

• A walk to quiet the streets
• Adults with autism find few services after school ends
• Divers wage blind battle to fix port’s aging piers
• Hogan revises smog rules
• NSA attacks; Mids beat them back
• Balto. Co. fills 911 center vacancies with officers, paramedics
• Parkville youth leader is charged
• Birth of the Ouija board took place in Baltimore
• City and Balto. Co. police search for suspect in home invasions and rapes
• Al-Qaida makes gains in Yemen
• Make your next grub a little bug
• Fees may rise for drilling on federal land
• Venture capital spending rises in Md.
• Former Hussein confidant reported killed in Iraq fight
• Judges weigh lifting hold on immigratio­n action
• Immigrant attacks growing in South Africa
• Frank R. Weathersbe­e
• Virginia G. ‘Ginger’ Clark, Realtor
• After talking with Iran, dealing with Congress
• MRIs for pets aren’t so novel
• The U.S. is losing big by skimping on foreign aid
• Frustratin­g loss
• Released from Coppin, Smith has his eye on the next level
• Towson men find their winning formula in coach
• Ledecky matches Phelps in 400 free
• Loyola men fall to Bison in OT
• Bold Thunder upsets Ben’s Cat by 3 lengths
• Reid, Dancel transfer; Navy to host Patriot men’s lax
• Heroics even the series
• A-Rod hits 2 HRs, go-ahead single
• Hardy takes it slow with shoulder injury
• Cougars again come out on top
• Trail leads No. 5 Liberty past Manchester Valley in softball, 1-0
• Lions dominate Vikings in battle of unbeatens

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