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Management shortcomings seen at NSA
Sun ReporterIn a sharp rebuke to the National Security Agency's leadership, an internal task force has concluded that the country's largest intelligence agency lacks vision and is unable to set objectives and meet them. NSA employees also do not trust one another,...Tags: Terrorism, Maryland, Espionage and Intelligence, National Security, National Security Agency
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Giving Modell thanks
Sun reporterWhen Jonathan Ogden was drafted by the Ravens with the organization's first pick in 1996, the former UCLA offensive tackle said the first thing he was struck by was the team owner's habit of mingling with players to get to know them. "He knew my mother's...Tags: Rob Burnett, Baltimore Ravens, Art Modell, Sports Legends at Camden Yards, Family
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Disease is swift, response is slow
Sun reporterIt took two years on the job and a chemical in something as ordinary as butter flavoring to turn a strapping factory worker into someone who sleeps tethered to an oxygen tank. Francisco Herrera, 32, suffers from an aggressive disease that has destroyed...Tags: Children, Death, Health Organizations, Illnesses, George Washington University
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Legal challenge, more inquiries could unfold
Sun reporterFormer Sen. George J. Mitchell called it the closing of a chapter. Baseball commissioner Bud Selig said that with the past now better explained, the game is ready for a more honest future. Many praised the honesty and recommendations in Mitchell's...Tags: History, White House, Baseball, John McCain, Steroids
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Colts grew with 'Pops' at their side
Milt Davis knew how to read people - on and off the football field. As an All-Pro defensive back for the Baltimore Colts, he outfoxed receivers, twice led the NFL in interceptions and helped the club win two world championships. As a pro scout, Davis...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Detroit Lions, Pittsburgh Steelers, Johnny Unitas, Death
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'Raven for life,' Ogden closes era
Sun reporterAn overflow crowd of teammates, coaches and reporters jammed into the Ravens' auditorium yesterday to bid farewell to Jonathan Ogden. But the storied All-Pro offensive tackle wasn't ready to say goodbye completely. In a touching and lighthearted half-...Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Johnny Unitas, Anthony Munoz, Harry Swayne, Cam Cameron
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Where only swimmers' best will do
Sun reportersThe home of the North Baltimore Aquatic Club doesn't look like much. Cars overflow the parking lot and spill onto the grass in the summer. Chubby-legged children and haggard parents splash haphazardly around the outdoor pool, which could belong to any...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Children, 2016 Olympic Games, Family, Demographics
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Ravens get glimpse of their future
Special to Baltimoresun.comAfter failing to repeat as Super Bowl champions, the Ravens overhauled their entire roster in 2002, releasing veterans including tight end Shannon Sharpe, defensive end Rob Burnett, wide receiver Qadry Ismail, safety Rod Woodson and defensive tackle Sam...Tags: National Football Conference, Todd Heap, Tony Siragusa, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Robert Blake
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Football returns to Baltimore
Baltimoresun.com StaffFor a city that had waited patiently for more than a decade for the return of pro football, for so many whose last memory of the NFL in Baltimore was of watching their beloved Colts roll out of town under the cover of darkness, 1996 was a very good year...Tags: Transportation Accidents, National Football Conference, Brett Favre, Jacksonville Jaguars, Eddie George
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2005 All-Metro Girls Track and Field Teams
Sun staffPerformer of the Year: Theresa Lewis, Western Last year, there was a photo in The Sun from last spring's Class 3A state championships that appeared to show Lewis - with raised hands - crossing the finish line before Long Reach's Timisha Gomez in the...Tags: Rivers, Discus Throw, Teaching and Learning, Students, Track and Field
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10 years, 10 moments
Sun Staff1. Defense is dominant in Super Bowl victory Jan. 28, 2001 Ray Lewis was named Most Valuable Player as the Ravens delivered their final argument as one of the game's best defenses in a 34-7 triumph over the New York Giants. The Ravens, who had four...Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Aaron Shea, Anthony Wright, Jeff Garcia, Oakland Raiders
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