Baltimore Sun - 2019-11-07

• TIME TO LEARN LICENSE PLATE
• UMMS names Suntha as new CEO
• City audit: $5.6M in funds unnoticed by public works
• Review confirms Suiter suicide
• State Dems push for large increase in school spending
• EPA waits to clear barrels of chemicals from Southeast Baltimore warehouse
• Official: ‘Unfathomab­le’ HBCU funds not OK’d
• Blogger sheds light on grandmothe­r’s Lewis Hine photo
• Trump’s new conscience rule for health workers is rejected
• ‘Godfather’ of deadly city gang sentenced to life in prison
• Productivi­ty falls for first time in 4 years
• Former UAW official charged in widening corruption investigat­ion
• HOROSCOPES
• Shakira plans Latin tribute at Super Bowl
• Trump plows ahead despite troubling signs
• Stone lied because ‘truth looked bad’ for Trump, prosecutor­s say
• Prosecutor­s charge Wis. man with hate crime in acid attack
• After deadly ambush in Mexico, stories of bravery and horror
• Dorothy Brown Bascom
• Sarah L. “Sally” Gracie, educator-columnist
• We can prevent the health consequenc­es of childhood trauma
• Prevention a better approach to crime control in Maryland than punishment
• Former county executives: Maryland governor plays politics with education
• Time traveling through holiday music
• ‘Transforma­tive leader’ must serve as next president of Coppin State
• Weight ’n’ see Smith dominate
• ‘The new autograph’
• Watch out for a few new twists
• Soft schedule in ACC could cost Clemson
• Davis carries confidence into offseason
• They’re staying the course
• Facing Finley will be a first
• Mahomes looks close to returning
• Tua on track to play
• Gators sweep Raiders
• Marcoon goal sends Falcons to state final
• Broadneck volleyball wins region title
• Wilson gets chance to open up his game
• Beal’s 30 points not enough

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