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What happened on October 03, 2011

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What happened on October 03, 2011

NATIONAL

U.S. touts fruit and vegetables while subsidizing animals that become meat By Arthur Allen

‘Our Bodies, Ourselves’ taught women about sexuality and reproductive health By Stefanie Weiss

Putting Steve Jobs in perspective By Nancy Koehn

U.S. is energy-rich, but most of that wealth lies in potentially toxic coal By Brian Palmer

Three win medicine Nobel Prize for helping unlock secrets of the immune system By David Brown

Quick Study: Lifelong music training may help stave off hearing loss By Linda Searing

Deepwater shark species have evolved visual abilities to maneuver in low light By Juliet Eilperin

Tim Cook, here’s how to lead Apple By William C. Taylor

Churches work with hospitals to improve congregants’ health and reduce spending By Michelle Andrews

Books on parenting focus on play and integrating sections of child’s brain By Aaron Leitko

At iPhone 5 launch, should Tim Cook wear a black turtleneck? By Carol Kinsey Goman

Paleontologist would turn chickens into dinosaurs; book ponders evolution of time By Aaron Leitko

BUSINESS

Four Loko to relabel cans to show alcohol content By Dina Elboghdady

Cozy relationships and ‘peer benchmarking’ send CEOs’ pay soaring By Peter Whoriskey

Ezra Klein: How Europe could steer the 2012 election By Ezra Klein

Obama blasts Bank of America debit card fee By Ylan Q. Mui

Wal-Mart, T-Mobile offer cheap prepaid plan By Hayley Tsukayama

Keystone pipeline e-mails show friendly exchanges By Juliet Eilperin and Steven Mufson

Wall Street protesters hope to plant seeds of a national cause By Colum Lynch

HTC phones have security flaw By Hayley Tsukayama

Congress taking aim at China over currency valuation By Steven Mufson

FHFA faulted for delay of probes By Zachary A. Goldfarb

World markets sink on bleak Greek debt report By Michael Birnbaum and Jia Lynn Yang

Apple’s iPhone 5 buzz hits high before event By Hayley Tsukayama

Yahoo, ABC News to co-run news sites By Hayley Tsukayama

Yet another tablet deal: HTC Flyer price slashed to $299 By Sean Hollister

SAIC chief executive to retire By Marjorie Censer

Carlyle to buy pharmaceutical company for $3.9 billion By Thomas Heath

Chukchi Sea oil lease sale reaffirmed By Steven Mufson

Report: iPhone 5 a Sprint exclusive, 4S for Verizon/AT&T By Hayley Tsukayama

Capital Buzz: Capital Teas turns up the heat on growth plans By Thomas Heath

ENTERTAINMENT

Book review: ‘The Night Strangers,’ by Chris Bohjalian By Keith Donohue

LIFESTYLE

‘Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness?’ The provocateur Touré has a few ideas. By J. Freedom Du Lac

‘Lungs’: Breathing fresh new path at Studio Theatre By Peter Marks

Miss Manners: Dress codes still carry symbolic weight By Miss Manners

Philip Glass opens Phillips Collection concert series By Philip Kennicott

Explaining science’s magic to the young By Sally Quinn

In ‘Arrested Development,’ Fox Taps A Rich Vein Of Comedy By Tom Shales

‘Arrested Development’s’ future: Clear or murky? By Lisa De Moraes

Save the Sitcom: Will Fox Ax Its Insanely Funny 'Arrested Development'? By Tom Shales

Feist edges away from chirpiness on latest album ‘Metals’ By Patrick Foster

‘60 Minutes’ says goodbye to loveable crumudgeon Andy Rooney By Cara Kelly

October is a good time for outdoor chores By Jeanne Huber

Calming a child’s fears By Marguerite Kelly

Hints From Heloise: Octane explained By Heloise

TV Highlights: ‘Mad Fashion,’ ‘Fashion Hunters’ premiere on Bravo By — Emily Yahr

National Philharmonic and violinist Michael Ludwig thrill with Corigliano work By Joe Banno

Ask Amy: Family frets over illegitimate child By Amy Dickinson

You can’t order kids off a menu By Carolyn Hax

Bowen McCauley Dance’s ‘ReSuitened’ interjects the unexpected By Pamela Kidron

Merle Haggard retraces themes of love, troubles in ‘Working in Tennessee’ By Allison Stewart

DRC Music’s ‘Kinshasa One Two’: Surprising sonic diversity on benefit album By David Malitz

LOCAL

Same-sex marriage supporters in Md. launch Web-video campaign By John Wagner

In college transition, life changes for siblings left behind By Jenna Johnson

Loudoun opens first commuter lot with electric vehicle-charging stations By Caitlin Gibson

Mushroom Mardi Gras in D.C. region: Eat at your peril By Petula Dvorak

With the written word, the eyes don’t always have it By John Kelly

New solar panels give Hylton students an on-site look at smart energy By Jeremy Borden

Fairfax County, Falls Church at odds over water service By Fredrick Kunkle

Ben’s Chili Bowl closed for a week because of plumbing work By Annys Shin

Montgomery legislators to vote on controversial development proposal By Victor Zapana

Pr. William launches program to help officers live in community By Jennifer Buske

POLITICS

Obama was advised against visiting Solyndra after financial warnings By Carol D. Leonnig and Joe Stephens

Potential Social Security Administration budget cuts paint bleak picture for aging population By Joe Davidson

Study predicts voting laws will change political landscape By Krissah Thompson

GAO faces stiff budget cuts By Ed O’keefe

Chris Christie’s presidential chances sized up by friends and foes By Nia-malika Henderson

Chris Christie’s biggest hurdle in weighing 2012 run: His own doubts By Perry Bacon Jr

Supreme Court opens term with Medicaid cut case By Robert Barnes

Obama was advised against visiting Solyndra after financial warnings By Carol D. Leonnig and Joe Stephens

Republican Party prepares for long presidential nominating contest By Aaron Blake

Perry built complicated record on matters of race By Amy Gardner

A nostalgia party for Clinton gang By Jason Horowitz