Baltimore Sun - 2016-10-20

• Balto. Co. planning changes for police
• 2 universiti­es in Md. join to form sports medicine hub
• Pension system weighing portfolio’s carbon footprint
• Marijuana battle lines drawn
• Balto. Co. police sergeant acquitted
• State OK’s counties’ water pollution plans
• Former Howard sheriff says he needs to ‘heal and move on’
• Death of bat-wielding woman draws rebuke
• City struggles to recruit, train more election judges
• Stadium Square building to open this spring
• Former Natty Boh owner takes stake in Utz
• U.S. unveils rules to protect air passengers
• Kurdish-led forces drive ISIS from Syrian village
• Iraqi general calls on Mosul fighters to quit
• Clinton, Trump clash in their final debate
• Dem activists lose jobs after O’Keefe sting
• Undecided Maryland voters watch and worry over their choice
• Horoscopes
• At long last, Brooks goes with the stream
• 2 Americans are killed at base near Kabul
• Jury clears NBA’s Rose in rape lawsuit
• Charlotte S. Houghton, Stieff consultant
• Progress cited on Ukraine
• The fight for Mosul
• Messing with midges
• Trump supporters fed up with status quo
• Trump courts ‘rigging’
• Blame senators for city’s water woes
• UMD, UMB collaborat­ion aims to demystify brain trauma
• Uncertaint­y for Flacco
• Ukandu has made his dream come true
• With free agency near for Trumbo, choice looms in RF
• AAC hopes to channel success into prestige
• Landon’s Bordley to talk at LaxCon in January
• Redskins’ Reed didn’t report concussion in game against Ravens
• J. Smith’s status this week is up in air
• Davis keeps up push for Vegas
• No. 1 Calvert Hall, No. 1 McDonogh girls are upset in soccer
• Goalies make big stops, preserve tie

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