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What happened on July 14, 2011

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What happened on July 14, 2011

LOCAL

Daughters of the American Revolution challenged by Bates family of Virginia By Annys Shin

In women’s sports, unity of fans doesn’t stick around By Petula Dvorak

St. Mary’s commissioners want new Route 4 bridge at same height By Jason Babcock and Meghan Russell

Rockville man raises, races carrier pigeons By Alison Bryant

School speed cameras don’t brake for summer break By Liz Skalski

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s and Southern Maryland, July 14-20 By Carrie Donovan

NIH?bikers unwilling to give up other commute benefits By Sarah Gantz

At prison bureau, a fear to speak up By Joe Davidson

D.C. needs to enforce housing discrimination law, report says By Patricia Sullivan

Farmers market hopes to grow business By Erich Wagner

D.C. police officer indicted in sexual assault of 3 women By Keith L. Alexander and Paul Duggan

‘Counter Culture’ author Theodore Roszak dies at 77 By Elaine Woo and — Los Angeles Times

Man is charged with trying to abduct toddler from Montgomery store By Dan Morse and And Victor Zapana

Edwards emerging as liberal leader in House By Ben Pershing

School shift would divide longtime Annandale communities By Holly Hobbs

Suspects posed as Pepco workers before robbing and killing man, police say By Matt Zapotosky

Loudoun high schools to teach about blood donation By Caitlin Gibson

Hyattsville gets a hand from international interns By Daniel Leaderman

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, July 14-20 By Carrie Donovan

Pilot program to speed security checks for some air travelers By Ashley Halsey Iii

Woman, toddler escape carjacking by bailing out on Beltway By Justin Jouvenal

Man stabbed at Gaithersburg area shopping center By Clarence Williams

Arlington takes count of historic commercial properties By Christy Goodman

Car shouldn’t be king of Washington area transportation By Robert Thomson

Appeals court denies Montgomery inspector general’s request for police documents By Danielle E. Gaines and Erin Cunningham

Couple uses today’s tech to make ancient words easier to say By Paul S. Warner

Bowman reveals his plans for future of Manassas fire and rescue department By Sarah Lane

Roger Clemens perjury trial ends in mistrial after prosecution error By Del Quentin Wilber

German TV mogul Leo Kirch dies at 84 By Geir Moulson and — Associated Press

Residents fear Wal-Mart will choke traffic in Tysons By Kali Schumitz

Will D.C. Council chairman’s power move pay off? By Mike Debonis

Officials say drug trafficking ring busted By June Q. Wu

Prince William County news in brief By Sarah Lane

Schools Chancellor Henderson relaxes evaluation rules for some veteran teachers By Bill Turque

LIFESTYLE

Head of CASA is a man with a plan By David Montgomery

Escapes: Touring the flower gardens of New York By James F. Lee

It’s a miracle! Local Death Race survivor found By Lenny Bernstein

‘Chinese Flowers’ at Freer Gallery By Mark Jenkins

‘Rock of Ages’ at National Theatre starts slow, finishes strong By Nelson Pressley

Hints From Heloise: Grout in doubt By Heloise

OnLove: ‘We’ve already done the “sickness and health” part’ By Ellen Mccarthy

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘A Better Life’ By Ann Hornaday

‘Low-Cost Creativity Workshop’: A lesson in team-building, and bungling By Stephanie Merry

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Terri’ By Ann Hornaday

A look at the main 2011 Emmy nominees By Lisa De Moraes

Betty Ford, a trail-blazing first lady whose footsteps are not often followed By Anna Holmes

Ask Amy: Family joins elephant in the room for visits By Amy Dickinson

Should we avoid TSA screening, or embrace it? By Christopher Elliott

Carolyn Hax: Boyfriend acting different; vow renewal ceremony By Carolyn Hax

OnLove: Kara Ward weds Michael Kessler By Janet Bennett Kelly

Style Invitational Week 928: Turn a movie title into a punch line; and the winning history fictoids By Pat Myers

Phone-hacking scandal highlights the differences in British, U.S. media By Paul Farhi

NATIONAL

Industry clusters: The modern-day snake oil By Vivek Wadhwa

Decline of predatory species throws food chains out of whack, report says By Darryl Fears

Old medium paints new picture for Afghanistan By Selene Biffi

Online search engines may be affecting memory, studies say By Rob Stein

ENTERTAINMENT

“A Billion Wicked Thoughts: What the World’s Largest Experiment Reveals about Human Desire” by Ogi Ogas and Sai Gaddam By Diana Mclellan

“Inside Scientology: The Story of America’s Most Secretive Religion” by Janet Reitman By Diane Winston

Jack O’Connell’s “King’s Counsel: A Memoir of War, Espionage, and Diplomacy in the Middle East” By Paul R. Pillar

Martin Meredith’s “Born in Africa: The Quest for the Origins of Human Life” By Rachel Newcomb

In ‘A Moment in the Sun,’ a toilsome turning of the century By Rodney Welch

Movie review: ‘Crime After Crime’ By Stephanie Merry

Winnie the Pooh opens By Sandie Angulo Chen

Movie review: ‘Beats Rhymes and Life’ By David Malitz

2011 Emmy Nominations: ‘Mad Men,’ ‘Mildred Pierce’ get top Emmy nods By Lynn Elber

Connery bio focuses on a character, not a man By Louis Bayard

3 tasty new food memoirs By Christopher Schoppa

“How the States Got Their Shapes Too,” by Mark Stein, is about those who set American boundaries By Tim Warren

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2’ By Ann Hornaday

“Red Summer,” by Cameron McWhirter, is about racial violence in the year 1919. By Jonathan Yardley

“Sideways on a Scooter” is a memoir by Miranda Kennedy By Lisa Bonos

BUSINESS

Salary Secrecy By Michelle Singletary

S&P warns that chance of downgrading U.S. credit rating is 50 percent By Zachary A. Goldfarb and Renae Merle

Debt limit: U.S. outreach to banks, investors over possible default comes up empty By Zachary A. Goldfarb