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What happened on June 21, 2011

LOCAL

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What happened on June 21, 2011

LOCAL

Navy SEALs visit Howard University to test some mettle By Hamil R. Harris

Chevy Chase woman guilty of negligent homicide in drunken driving case By Keith L. Alexander

Morton Ford, Alexandria police officer in 1980s legal case, dies at 64 By Adam Bernstein

Racked by PTSD, a veteran finds calm in a pound pup named Cheyenne By Steve Hendrix

New teacher evaluation plan approved in Maryland By Michael Alison Chandler

Frederick Chiluba, first democratically elected president of Zambia, dies at 68 By T. Rees Shapiro

Maryland’s only nesting northern goshawk is killed By Martin Weil

D.C. school ratings up among system parents, but doubts remain By Bill Turque and Scott Clement

From camper to counselor, D.C. teen at Moss Hollow blossoms By John Kelly

Bill to create development fund in Prince George’s stalls By Ovetta Wiggins and Miranda S. Spivack

Teacher cuts approved as part of Pr. George’s school budget By Robert Samuels

Fairfax County election slates shape up By Fredrick Kunkle

Airports authority expected to pick former postmaster general as next leader By Ann E. Marimow

Pr. George’s teacher cuts approved in budget By Robert Samuels

D.C. teen who fled from BWI is latest to escape from city juvenile authorities By Allison Klein

Virginia tobacco commission sending director, two state lawmakers to France By Anita Kumar

Senate panel examines federal government’s hiring of recent graduates By Joe Davidson

Soldier’s Purple Heart bike stolen By Justin Jouvenal

POLITICS

After 17 years, Pentagon renovation is complete By Steve Vogel

Ghana’s vice president visits D.C., lives life out loud — from Twitter to Facebook By Emily Wax

Romney sharpens attack on Dodd-Frank financial regulations By Philip Rucker

Issa aides deny he raised no objection when briefed on ATF gun-trafficking program last year By Jerry Markon and Sari Horwitz

Newt Gingrich loses two more aides By Chris Cillizza

Michele Bachmann, officially running for president By Sandhya Somashekhar

Huntsman joins GOP race By Nia-malika Henderson

LIFESTYLE

How to tell a buck from a fizz By Jason Wilson

Hints From Heloise: Club waffles By Heloise

Discontent with exercise apparel leads D.C. area women to develop their own By Vicky Hallett

Sourced: Blueberries By David Hagedorn

Southwest’s $40 birthday deal By Andrea Sachs

Dealing with teenagers of few words By Carolyn Hax

Manhattanites exiled to Washington search for fellow sufferers By Monica Hesse

Stewardship comes in shades of green By Dave Mcintyre

Ask Amy: Airline passengers decline to recline By Amy Dickinson

Singers, sashes and Stanley Cup are big TV ratings winners for the week By Lisa De Moraes

Rhone Ranger wine recommendations By Dave Mcintyre

Lagging thanks for gifts stirs family tensions By Marguerite Kelly

‘Glass Menagerie’ is centerpiece of Georgetown U’s tribute to Tennessee Williams By Nelson Pressley

Students from Washington learn lessons while working at a school in Nicaragua By — Margaret Webb Pressler

Sade, reluctantly back in the spotlight By Chris Richards

Peter Stray brings on the laughs with ‘Downstage Confessions’ Web series By Jane Horwitz

Berry happy the local blues are in By David Hagedorn

Mike Isabella is a (grand)mama’s boy By Tim Carman

Eat like you mean it, with help from the pros By Bonnie S. Benwick

WORLD

In southern Mexico, a neglected frontier By Nick Miroff and William Booth

Former feared Taliban enforcer now promoting peace in Afghanistan By Pamela Constable

Ahmadinejad fails to place supporters in key posts By Thomas Erdbrink

U.S. diplomats worry about shift to Afghan government control By Pamela Constable

India suspends land acquisitions for POSCO steel plant By Simon Denyer

Iraq violence intensifies as talks continue on U.S. troop presence By Tim Craig

Russian activists share Woodstock moment in Khimki Forest outside Moscow By Kathy Lally

June 22, 1991: Soviets argue over Western aid By Will Englund

Libyan reports: NATO helicopter shot down By Michael Birnbaum

Twin bombings kill at least 24 in Iraq By Tim Craig and Aziz Alwan

Pakistan arrests army officer on suspicion of ties to militant group By Griff Witte and Shaiq Hussain

First lady Michelle Obama visits ex-president Nelson Mandela in South Africa By Krissah Thompson

NATIONAL

New graphic cigarette warnings unveiled By Rob Stein

Obama’s task: maintaining support for Afghan war By Scott Wilson and Karen Deyoung

Okinawa Marine base move to be delayed By William Wan

Leon Panetta, CIA director, unanimously confirmed by Senate as defense secretary By Felicia Sonmez

OPINIONS

Guantanamo is the place to try terrorists By Mitch Mcconnell

Michael Copps, the FCC’s voice for media democracy By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

Avoiding a summer of blood By David Ignatius

Virginia sets the bar too low By Editorial

A vote against voting By Editorial

Va. lawmakers sully their reputations by taking a free trip to France By Editorial

Obama’s foolish legal approach to Libya By Ruth Marcus

SPORTS

Football: Pete Bendorf resigns as South County coach By James Wagner

Citi to sponsor new women’s tennis tournament By Liz Clarke

NFL owners appear ready to make a deal that ends the lockout Little owner opposition to proposed NFL labor deal By Mark Maske

Mystics vs. Fever: Washington falls into last place with fourth straight loss By Gene Wang

Pittsburgh Pirates get to Baltimore Orioles and Jeremy Guthrie early, win 9-3 By Jeff Zrebiec