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What happened on August 18, 2012
LOCAL
Edwin R. Johnson, farmer and son of Hall of Fame baseball pitcher, dies at 94 By Matt Schudel
‘Black Aggie’: D.C. statue cloaked in superstition By John Kelly
D.C. woman caught in the derecho storm is left paralyzed, but her attitude is optimistic By Michael E. Ruane
Man found beaten on porch in Capitol Hill By Peter Hermann and And Martin Weil
Montgomery, Fairfax look to future of Legion Bridge By Robert Thomson
Annie Kuebler, jazz archivist who survived near-fatal fire, dies at 61 By Matt Schudel
Pepco workers express pride, vent frustrations By Ian Shapira
Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown hints at interest in running for governor By John Wagner
Klingle Road trail is closer to reality but still years off By Mike Debonis
Peter D. Ehrenhaft, lawyer, Treasury official
Daniel Crowley, lawyer
Location of school bus lot creates a combustible situation By Tom Jackman
Nationals are set to excite, unite D.C. region By Robert Mccartney
Va. transportation plan has many priorities, depending on who’s paying for what By Robert Thomson
Swine flu cases don’t deter visitors to Montgomery’s fair By Michael Laris
Dr. Gridlock’s traffic, transit tips: Manassas traffic, Fairfax buses, D.C. parking
David O. Sullivan, CIA officer
Francis P. Collins, Export-Import Bank official
Maryland voters to decide on same-sex marriage, gambling and other issues this fall By John Wagner
If referendum passes in November, Maryland casinos may add human dealers By Carol Morello
Donald D. Cohen, international development official, dies at 77 By Matt Schudel
WORLD
In Indonesia, ethnic Chinese see a new future By Andrew Higgins
Ammonium nitrate fertilizer is being smuggled into Afghanistan for IEDs By Greg Jaffe
In Syria, role of Kurds divides opposition By Babak Dehghanpisheh
In Egypt’s Sinai, violence poses new challenge for peacekeepers By Ernesto Londoño
SPORTS
Baltimore high school basketball star Aquille Carr is arrested on a domestic assault charge By Justin Fenton and Mary Gail Hare
Virginia Tech football: Luster of ‘Beamer Ball’ has faded By Mark Giannotto
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Redskins’ defense, buffeted by injuries, puts up little resistance against the Bears By Mike Jones
With tough road ahead, D.C. United hopes to maintain its home success By Steven Goff
Zach Britton, Chris Davis help Orioles win another one-run game, 3-2 over Tigers By Eduardo A. Encina
Washington Mystics try to impress 15th anniversary crowd, avoid third loss since Olympic break By Mark Giannotto
Stefon Diggs electrifies Maryland football scrimmage with three touchdowns By Gene Wang
Nationals vs. Mets: Jonathon Niese outduels Edwin Jackson in New York’s shutout win By James Wagner
BUSINESS
Mobile dating apps grow in popularity By Amrita Jayakumar
Short-term profits vs. long-term value By Ronald T. Wilcox
TechBits: Activision revives Pitfall! for your smartphone
TechBits: iA Writer offers a clean, simple mobile typing option By Hayley Tsukayama
Small firms take on big banks in managing money and more for ultra-wealthy families By Anthony Effinger
NEWS
Dunkin’ brings private equity firms a sweet profit By Thomas Heath
Swapping info after car crash can lead to ID-theft burn By Michelle Singletary
2013 Fiat 500 Turbo Live At Concorso Italiano: Gallery By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com
Carroll Shelby Honored With 850-HP 2013 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Cobra By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com
OPINIONS
Race and ethnicity should not be factors in college admissions
Verizon’s stormy performance
The Democrats’ ‘groups’ add up
D.C. hospitality at its finest
Hero on G Street By Editorial Board
Caution now, success later for Nationals
A board that’s living large
Getting at the truth of car crash that killed Oswaldo Payá By Editorial Board
Mr. Romney’s ‘garbage’ By Editorial Board
POLITICS
Big gulf between political parties, divisions within By Dan Balz and Jon Cohen
Romney’s equating of taxes and charitable giving sparks debate By Rosalind S. Helderman
Ryan family companies hold stakes in energy business interests By Anne Gearan
NATIONAL
LIFESTYLE
ENTERTAINMENT
National Capital Radio and TV Museum in Bowie has lots of artifacts By Lonnae O'neal Parker and — Lonnae O’neal Parker
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