The Capital - 2018-09-20

• Dam debris keeps coming as Conowingo officials are set to open gates today
• Amendment may snag medical pot bill
• Panel backs donating $10K to Capital Gazette fund
• Buckley defends bike path
• SHA: We goofed with directive
• Kavanaugh nomination
• Trump comforts devastated Carolinas.
• Owner of 3D-printed gun firm is accused of sex with minor
• Feds say Ponzi scheme funded lavish lifestyle
• BWI tops Dulles, ties Reagan in J.D. Power 2018 airport passenger satisfacti­on rankings
• U.S. trade deficits balloon under Trump
• Trump again pans Sessions: ‘I don’t have an attorney general’
• Koreas summit jump-starts stalled U.S.-N. Korean talks
• Fest highlights Orphan Grain Train’s efforts
• Official: More possible victims of Calif. doctor, friend found
• Kenneth Webb
• Effectiven­ess and innovation
• Extent of bus troubles for county schools remains unclear
• Second Amendment
• Lawsuit: University, prosecutor­s covered up sexual assaults
• Debate to go ahead with panel restored
• 2 killed, 8 displaced in fires in the Baltimore area
• Williams thinks he made smart decision
• Lewis hits the spot for Cavs
• Maryland athletics legend got start in county
• IN TIME OF KICKING FUTILITY, RAVENS COUNT ON JUSTIN TUCKER
• Makeup hasn’t mattered
• Woods proud to be back at East Lake
• Yacabonis sparkles in pinch for O’s
• AROUND THE HORN
• Amid banter, NHL officials get refresher course at camp
• Rain a worthy foe at AACTA Tournament
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
• Bengals are running short in backfield
• Communicat­ion costing Ravens
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Girlfriend threatens relationsh­ip
• Your horoscope for today
• A few thoughts over morning coffee
• US Open champion Osaka dominant on return to action in Japan
• FIVE GAMES TO WATCH

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