Baltimore Sun - 2016-10-21

• Pugh eager to get off to a fast start and turn things around
• Firm urged city police to go public on surveillan­ce
• NSA case spans years
• Dixon prefers to see herself as city’s future, not its past
• Mosby proposes reforms in probing police misconduct
• Fee increase proposed at UM
• City sues pair who thought of Light City
• Employees say goodbye to John Paterakis Sr.
• The romance of Halloween in Baltimore
• Program offering free degree, mentoring to city students
• Trump blasted on concession
• Another woman accuses Trump of groping
• Duterte declares split with U.S. on China trip
• Emails highlight Morocco meeting
• Bank account? Slightly more check that box.
• In battle for Mosul, blast slays U.S. soldier
• Turkey ramps up fight against Kurds in Syria
• Horoscopes
• Jay Z makes history with nomination for ’17 Songwritin­g Hall
• Mary J. Campbell
• Scientists downplay Mars lander troubles
• Atmosphere of neglect
• Trump defeated by his ego
• Howard needs Question A
• Oil trains threaten city neighborho­ods
• Letting go of the Colts
• Can the Electoral College go rogue?
• A $225 million investment in Baltimore
• RUSH ORDER
• Undefeated Mustangs vie for first D-III playoff spot
• Louisville, Pitino accused of NCAA violations in sex case
• Terps men’s basketball No. 21 in coaches poll
• Kick returner was agile on the field, tuneful in locker room
• Packers, Rodgers beat Bears, 26-10
• With veterans injured, young OLBs must step up
• QB Mallett must be ready in a pinch
• Falcons, Seahawks share county title
• Starting pitching looks good for next year
• Sheen: Make my heart sing
• Volunteer State has been good to Mids

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