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What happened on July 30, 2011
LOCAL
Getting wired could help Prince George’s bring in new businesses By Miranda S. Spivack
Latest counterfeit IDs are so good they’re dangerous By Ashley Halsey Iii
Union Station to become intercity bus center By Robert Thomson
Good jazz at the Bayou was born from bad blood By John Kelly
Detectives restore garden for 101-year-old woman By Matt Zapotosky
To lead Ramadan prayers, mosques seek special voices By Michelle Boorstein
Late nights and early mornings give way to Saturn and Jupiter By Blaine P. Friedlander Jr. and Special To The Washington Post
Dr. Gridlock’s traffic, transit tips
A midsummer antidote to the District-area commute By Robert Thomson
M.R. ‘Pete’ Pristach, Navy chief warrant officer
Helping the world, one bike at a time
FAA shutdown imperils billions in projects By Ashley Halsey Iii
Washington’s all-time monthly heat record nears By Martin Weil
Teachers march on Washington By Michael Alison Chandler and Sarah Khan
John H. Marburger, chief science adviser to George W. Bush, dies at 70 By Matt Schudel
A Local Life: Joanne Petrie, 55, ‘Mother Time’ was federal government’s time-zone authority By Matt Schudel
In Montgomery County, disgusted taxpayers long for security, not gridlock By Marc Fisher, Kafia Hosh, Michael S. Rosenwald, Robert Samuels and Annys Shin
D.C. Mayor Gray hears complaints about youth unemployment By June Q. Wu
LIFESTYLE
Miss Manners: Not every rite of passage is supposed to be fun By Miss Manners
Recipe: Eddie Davis’s Real New England Clam Chowder
Wolf Trap at 40: The mission remains. What that means has changed. By Anne Midgette
Ask Amy: Couple want to put kids before swine By Amy Dickinson
Phyllis Diller’s joke file becomes a Smithsonian exhibit
OPINIONS
Better national parks? Try privatizing them.
The Chamber of Commerce’s anti-bribery efforts
Calling Metro’s new railcars on the carpet
Another need for youths in juvenile justice system: health care
How to save lives in Somalia
No excuses for Atlanta’s cheating scandal By Editorial
How to build a stronger ATF By Editorial
A Virginia ‘surplus’ that masks future pain By Editorial
WORLD
For Turkish military, a telling change of tactics By Gul Tuysuz and Liz Sly
U.S. plans to provide Iraq with wiretapping system By Walter Pincus
Syrian troops intensify raids ahead of Ramadan By Bassem Mroue
1991: United States hopes for Soviet partnership By Will Englund
Military stokes xenophobia in Egypt By Leila Fadel and Ernesto Londono
As drawdown approaches, U.S. commanders in Afghanistan reluctant to leave By Rajiv Chandrasekaran
Iraq more dangerous than a year ago, U.S. review finds By Ed O’keefe
SPORTS
Len Elmore of iHoops doing what he can to fix amateur basketball system By Eric Prisbell
Manchester United vs. Barcelona 2011: Michael Owen scores game-winner before record crowd at FedEx Field By Steven Goff
Nationals trade Jason Marquis and Jerry Hairston, continue pursuit of center fielder By Adam Kilgore
TV and radio listings: July 30
Players to watch at Legg Mason Tennis Classic By — Liz Clarke
Nationals vs. Mets: Yunesky Maya earns win as emergency fill-in for traded Jason Marquis By Adam Kilgore
Results
Citi Open: Shahar Peer rallies past Tamira Paszek to reach final By Josh Barr
Mardy Fish at top of his game for Legg Mason Tennis Classic By Liz Clarke
Missy Franklin wins two more gold medals at swimming world championships By Amy Shipley
Redskins’ defense looks to improve By Rick Maese
With Rex Grossman still unsigned, Ben Chappell hopes to impress Redskins coaches By — Paul Tenorio
New York Yankees sweep doubleheader from Baltimore Orioles By Dan Connolly
Orioles vs. Yankees: Jeremy Guthrie impresses visiting scouts in 4-2 win By Dan Connolly
POLITICS
Record of family’s global corporation follows Jon Huntsman Jr. By Carol D. Leonnig
Debt deadline may provide another Mitch McConnell moment By Paul Kane
Reid hopes for vote on deal Sunday night By Lori Montgomery and Rosalind S. Helderman
Back at center of debt debate, Obama faces politically precarious task By Peter Wallsten
For Speaker John Boehner, an even bigger debt-ceiling test looms in House By David A. Fahrenthold and Dan Balz
NATIONAL
BUSINESS
X Construction lite: Building a better train bridge By — Hayley Tsukayama
Diversify assets to ride out volatile markets By Kathy Kristof
Futures and options: Business-related events in the coming week
U.S. default could deliver swift hit to consumers By Cezary Podkul
On Leadership: Stemming the data deluge By Jena Mcgregor
Goldman’s lost shine By Christine Harper
There’s a bigger house of cards that hurt minority homeowners’ wealth By Michelle Singletary
The Recap: Running up against the debt ceiling By — Compiled From The Washington Postand News Services
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