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What happened on September 19, 2011

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What happened on September 19, 2011

NATIONAL

A future for drones: Automated killing By Peter Finn

Changes in controversial organ donation method stir fears By Rob Stein

Employers shift disability insurance costs to workers and trim benefits By Michelle Andrews

Noncommunicable diseases may prove harder to control than other ailments By David Brown

NASA’s spacesuits allow astronauts to work in an extremely tough environment By Brian Palmer

Study links NSAIDs to miscarriage By Linda Searing

Noncommunicable diseases have sometimes been curtailed by community efforts By David Brown

Mark Rosenberg discusses global health, noncommunicable diseases By President and Chief Executive and Task Force For Global Health

Bank of America’s Napoleon complex By John Baldoni

Study suggests weight may affect food impulses By Reuters

LIFESTYLE

A ‘self’ portrait of an artist with memory loss By John Pancake

Miss Manners: Don’t fall victim to wedding gift extortion By Miss Manners

Hints From Heloise: The details for donating blood By Heloise

Wide-ranging and stirring ‘¡Ay, Carmela!’ at GALA Theatre By Celia Wren

Fox’s ‘New Girl’ goes Zooey kablooey; CBS’s ‘Unforgettable’ seems a tad familiar By Hank Stuever

Round House’s ‘Fahrenheit 451’ definitely not smokin’ By Peter Marks

‘Two and a Half Men’ minus 1 Sheen, plus 1 Kutcher, with no net loss By Hank Stuever

Quick spin: ‘SuperHeavy,’ by SuperHeavy By Allison Stewart

You asked By Jennifer Larue Huget

Quick spin: ‘Megafaun,’ by Megafaun By Timothy Bracy

Emmy recap: Jane Lynch makes valid hosting effort; Margulies, others take deserved awards By Cara Kelly

Arts groups worry about Obama’s plan to cut tax breaks for wealthy By Paul Farhi

TV highlights: ‘NCIS,' ‘The Biggest Loser,’ ‘Glee’ return By — Emily Yahr

Quick Spin: ‘The Summer Years,’ by Tabi Bonney By —david Malitz

Emmy awards show attracts smallest audience since 2008 By Lisa De Moraes

Verge Ensemble focuses on piano music at the Corcoran By Stephen Brookes

Anger flares over a family cookout By Carolyn Hax

Black soldiers served nobly in the Civil War By Bob Thompson

Ask Amy: Ugly divorce chills housewarming plans By Amy Dickinson

When a girl doesn’t want to play with her friends By Marguerite Kelly

Local boy competes for national honors By Moira E. Mclaughlin

ENTERTAINMENT

Book review: ‘Last Man in Tower,’ by Aravind Adiga By Marcela Valdes

LOCAL

Md. casino developer courts wealthy Chinese by offering green cards in exchange for $500,000 investment By Keith B. Richburg and John Wagner

Dolores Hope, wife of Bob Hope, dies at 102 By Valerie J. Nelson

New Carrollton to become home to Md. housing department By Ovetta Wiggins

Va. can move ahead with I-95 toll plan, feds say By Ashley Halsey Iii

Could D.C.’s Metro stations be prettier? Or do they reflect the city perfectly? By John Kelly

Joe Barber, film critic and WTOP radio entertainment editor, dies at 53 By Adam Bernstein

Working mom movie-fest: Ditching the husbands and kids for a chick flick By Petula Dvorak

Interfaith delegation returns from Iran without hikers By Jeremy Borden

Prince George’s voters head to polls Tuesday to replace Leslie Johnson By Ovetta Wiggins

D.C. Council appears poised to raise taxes on wealthy By Tim Craig

Middleburg Elementary School celebrates 100 years By Eugene Scheel

Move of Md. housing department to New Carrollton officially announced By Ovetta Wiggins

Toddler is fatally shot in Prince George’s By Martin Weil

District’s online gambling venture clouded By Michael Laris

Ginger McCain, trainer of steeplechase champion Red Rum, dies in England at 80 By T. Rees Shapiro

Educate Loudoun announces endorsements in School Board races By Caitlin Gibson

Bowie State student held without bond in death of roommate By Ruben Castaneda

D.C.’s violent crime down in 2010, but rapes increased by 25 percent By Theola Labbé-debose

SPORTS

High school freshman Gedion Zelalem may join Arsenal in two years By Steven Goff

Conference realignment: Who, really, is better off? By Tracee Hamilton

Weekend rewind: Maryland By Josh Barr, Eric Detweiler, Greg Schimmel and James Wagner

Redskins’ 2-0 start: Don’t be fooled again By Mike Wise

Weekend rewind: Virginia By Paul Tenorio and Preston Williams

Capitals head to Baltimore for preseason game, happy to find more hockey fans By Tarik El-bashir

Weekend rewind: Privates, D.C. By Josh Barr and James Wagner

Orioles vs. Red Sox: Baltimore splits doubleheader to ensure it won’t lose 100 games By Dan Connolly

Redskins careful not to let 2-0 start go to their heads By Rick Maese

Maryland hosts open forum to solicit ideas for how to fix athletic department budget deficit By Liz Clarke

George Mason basketball suspends senior Andre Cornelius By Steven Goff

POLITICS

Connie Schultz, wife of Sen. Sherrod Brown, leaves Cleveland Plain Dealer By Nia-malika Henderson

House Judiciary chair: Justice should probe Solyndra bankruptcy By Carol D. Leonnig and Joe Stephens

Obama backs ending Saturday mail as part of deficit proposals By Ed O’keefe

2012 Republican presidential contenders pan Obama deficit plan By Nia-malika Henderson

Old debate over raising rich’s taxes plays out on new landscape By David A. Fahrenthold and Annys Shin

Federal unions decry Obama ‘tax increase’ By Joe Davidson

Celebration and concern mark the end of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ By Ed O'keefe

Even for the tea party, term-limits issue has fallen by the wayside By Ben Pershing

Obama proposes new taxes on wealthy for half of debt plan By Zachary A. Goldfarb and Rosalind S. Helderman

Military Tricare costs could increase By Steve Vogel and Eric Yoder

WORLD

Japanese town seeks a transplanted future By Chico Harlan