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What happened on October 05, 2011

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What happened on October 05, 2011

LOCAL

Fred L. Shuttlesworth, courageous civil rights fighter, dies at 89 By Matt Schudel

D.C. restaurant list is relic from a painful past By John Kelly

Montgomery’s Curriculum 2.0 initiative expands to three grades By Andrew Ujifusa

At French immersion school, a love for Russian By Robert Samuels and In Washington

Principals propose doing away with valedictorian, salutatorian program By Laura Buck

D.C. child welfare agency often acts too quickly to remove children, study says By Teresa Tomassoni

Washington Monument external earthquake inspection complete By Michael E. Ruane

Herndon woman indicted on fraud charges By Caitlin Gibson

Writer Michael Lee Pope probes how Alexandria lost its D.C. By Patricia Sullivan

Bert Jansch, guitarist who helped define British folk music revival, dies at 67 By Adam Bernstein

Crab conservation effort seems to be working, study says By Erica Mitrano

Bicycle maintenance after-school program gains support of county police By Daniel J. Gross

Chantilly teacher brings past to life at Rocky Run Middle School By Holly Hobbs

McDonnell transit power grab riles Democrats By Robert Mccartney

D.C. news in brief By — Compiled By Terence Mcardle

Supervisors review Loudoun Water study results By Caitlin Gibson

Man who allegedly impersonated NFL player and stole money is extradited to Texas By Keith L. Alexander

Prince George’s sheriff’s office probing warrant error after man is killed By Matt Zapotosky

Pr. William applies for HUD grant for homeless By Jeremy Borden

Jury to consider sanity of grandmother charged in tot’s death By Justin Jouvenal

Four arrested in rash of burglaries in southern Prince George’s By Erich Wagner

Retired lawyer, 88, looks to the sky for answers By Jen Bondeson

Lee Davenport, wartime radar-device developer, dies at 95 By Stephen Singer

Virginia pumpkin retailers fared better than their East Coast peers By Gregg Macdonald

Biking through a ‘liberal dream world’ By Robert Thomson

Is Fairfax charter school an impossible dream? By Jay Mathews

Campaign celebrates 50 years of memories at RFK Stadium By Jonathan O’connell

Middle schools to promote respect with reward program By Abby Brownback

Dulles rail project behind schedule as contractor, board talks grow ‘difficult’ By Dana Hedgpeth

No slots in Prince George’s, urge ministers to County Council By Miranda S. Spivack

Hanan Porat, leader of Israeli settlement movement, dies at 67 By Associated Press

NATIONAL

Scientists report possibly crucial advance in human embryonic stem cell research By Rob Stein

Christie sparks debate about obesity By David Brown and Rob Stein

EPA renews D.C.’s stormwater discharge permit under conditions By Darryl Fears

LIFESTYLE

Navy blue, the hot designer color this fall By Terri Sapienza

Sonny Moore, a.k.a. Skrillex, beeps to top of electronic dance music scene By Chris Richards

How To: Finding the right match for worn laminate cabinets By Jeanne Huber

Peach grower’s fight against stink bug comes to an end By Adrian Higgins

Steve Jobs and the idea of letting go By Hank Stuever

No more ‘Simpsons’? Okely-dokely with Fox. By Lisa De Moraes

Music review: Audra McDonald at the Kennedy Center By Nelson Pressley

The case for spying on your kids By Tracy Grant

Couple hit the road to follow their dream of a music career By Dave Nuttycombe

The Navigator: Need a flight? Just Google it. By Christopher Elliott

Garlic, a bulb for patient foodies By Barbara Damrosch

Tom Sietsema: Le Zinc restaurant review By Tom Sietsema

‘Fastlife,’ new from Joe Jonas By — Allison Stewart

Imagination Stage’s ‘Aladdin’s Luck’ is a treasure for kids By Celia Wren

Hints From Heloise: Caution needed with old coins By Heloise

Sports let kids try high-pressure roles such as goalie, point guard and catcher By Fred Bowen

Miss Manners: Boyfriend’s sales tactic is not likely to win friends By Miss Manners

Ask Amy: Wife can’t fix husband’s unhappiness By Amy Dickinson

House Calls: Creating a sophisticated family room By Terri Sapienza

Carolyn Hax: An undependable in-law; high expectations for a boyfriend By Carolyn Hax

BUSINESS

Steve Jobs’s death leaves Apple facing challenges without its lead visionary By Michael S. Rosenwald

iPhone 4S: Find My Friends By Hayley Tsukayama

Democrats shift the definition of ‘rich’ in battle over taxes By Lori Montgomery

Steve Jobs dies; Apple co-founder was 56 By Patricia Sullivan

Women’s groups, union attack Walmart By Ylan Q. Mui

TV on your Xbox, coming soon By Hayley Tsukayama

The new iPhone: physically nothing really notable, story is all about the software By Joshua Topolsky

Steve Jobs dies: Reaction to his death By Hayley Tsukayama

HTC confirms security flaw; Fix in the works By Hayley Tsukayama

Germany urges plan to aid banks in crisis By Michael Birnbaum and Howard Schneider

SEC didn’t properly record its rent obligations, GAO says By David S. Hilzenrath

iPhone 4S: Siri, your personal assistant By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple Siri: the next big revolution in how we interact with gadgets? By Joshua Topolsky

WORLD

Despite death of Awlaki, U.S.-Yemen relations strained By Sudarsan Raghavan and Karen Deyoung

Return to a paradise lost By Mary Beth Sheridan

10 years on, Afghan Americans see lost opportunities By Ernesto Londoño

Plot to kill Afghan President Karzai foiled, officials say By Joshua Partlow and Javed Hamdard

In a switch for U.S., Panetta praises NATO By Craig Whitlock

Tunisian leader says Islamists won’t undo secular system By Mary Beth Sheridan

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