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What happened on June 13, 2012

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What happened on June 13, 2012

NEWS

How to buy a house in D.C.’s sellers’ market By Susan Straight

Why home inspections have become more important By Harvey S. Jacobs

2012 Honda Civic: Recall Alert By Suzanne Kane | Highgearmedia.com

Condo sales may become easier if FHA revises rules governing mortgages By Kenneth R. Harney

GM Trademarks “Cadillac LTS” Name By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com

U.S. Open: A tournament anyone can win By Fred Bowen

2013 Hyundai Elantra GT Priced From $19,170 By Marty Padgett | Highgearmedia.com

Job Training For Returning Vets: Installing Electric-Car Chargers By John Voelcker | Highgearmedia.com

WORLD

U.S. expands secret intelligence operations in Africa By Craig Whitlock

Greek crisis hits hard at the pharmacy By Michael Birnbaum

Pakistan border closure costs U.S. $100 million a month By Karen Deyoung

Israeli government report faults Netanyahu’s handling of 2010 flotilla raid By Karin Brulliard

Egypt’s military given power to detain civilians days before presidential vote By Ernesto Londoño

Venezuelans consider the unthinkable: a government without Chavez By Juan Forero

African migrants spark debate in Israel By Vita Bekker

Syria rebels retreat from key northern town By Liz Sly

Helicopter allegations roil U.S.-Russia ties By Joby Warrick and Will Englund

The battle for the military’s future By Walter Pincus

LIFESTYLE

Against Me! frontman’s sex-change news doesn’t change group’s performance By Dave Mckenna

Growing tomato plants: A primer By Adrian Higgins

Haunting at Overlee pool in Arlington shows past is still part of community’s future By Dan Zak

How To: Refinish Knoll Bertoia chairs By Jeanne Huber

What type of tomato grower are you? By Adrian Higgins

Carolyn Hax: A couple’s online passwords are a matter of trust By Carolyn Hax

How to rid a garden of weeds By Barbara Damrosch

Presidential campaign ads are ubiquitous, but do they work? By Paul Farhi

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s ... too much irony in Jerry Siegel bio-drama By Celia Wren

Tom Sietsema: La Forchetta By Tom Sietsema

Music of Ceu and Curumin is muddied at Sixth & I Synagogue By Mark Jenkins

New twist in plagiarism saga involving Oliver North By Paul Farhi

Designers Rob Brown and Todd Davis on D.C. vs. Miami By Megan Buerger

The perils of teen driving and letting go By Tracy Grant

House Calls: Living room makeover By Megan Buerger

Miss Manners: Avoid burning dinner guests when serving warmed plates By Miss Manners

‘Otello’ is amateur but passionate opera By Robert Battey

TV Column: Showtime to end ‘Weeds’ By Lisa De Moraes

Decorating a home office that once held a pool table By Megan Buerger

LOCAL

A tip of the hat to a former Post editor By John Kelly

Rare first edition of the Book of Mormon, and the man who allegedly stole it from an Arizona bookshop, found in Herndon By Michelle Boorstein

Piscataway Indians gather for first time as ‘official’ tribe By Joel Davis

U-Va. board: President Teresa Sullivan’s removal came after ‘extended’ talks over school’s health By Daniel De Vise and Anita Kumar

Herndon High student suspended for prank banned from graduation ceremony By Donna St. George

Remains of Cynthia Gastelle of Takoma Park identified 32 years after her disappearance By Justin Jouvenal

Buck Lodge Middle School classes nurture growing interest in gardening By Abby Brownback

Reuben G. Clark Jr., law partner and expert on urban renewal, dies at 89 By Matt Schudel

Henry Hill, mobster whose story inspired ‘GoodFellas,’ dies at 69 By T. Rees Shapiro

Arlington students and residents turn their lawns into lettuce gardens By Patricia Sullivan

FBI, police launch media campaign in Va. Tech student’s slaying By Del Quentin Wilber

Maritime job opportunities in the federal government By Derrick T. Dortch

Prince William County’s Youth for Tomorrow helps troubled teens find new path By Sarah Lane

Arlington woman killed in crash with bicyclist tended to others first, family says By Allison Klein

Mount Vernon High senior graduating after long battle with cancer By Holly Hobbs

Increased cat population puts a strain on Prince George’s shelters By Erich Wagner

Going Out Guide listings for Montgomery County, June 14-20 By Carrie Donovan

Loudoun County volunteer opportunities By Sandy Mauck

Bethesda man takes on 50-mile ultramarathon for raise funds for nonprofit By Jessica Ablamsky

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, June 14-20 By Carrie Donovan

Verizon Center owner proposes erecting digital billboards on arena’s facade By Mike Debonis

Democrats bring out heavy machinery to blast GOP on transportation bill By Ashley Halsey Iii

District agencies hoping to make the grade with customers By Marissa Evans

Dupont Circle Metro repairs require many layers of safety for riders By Robert Thomson

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Loudoun moves toward ‘yes’ on Silver Line By Robert Mccartney

Rockville fire department helps special-needs students gain work experience By Alison Bryant

Cheverly resident creates e-mail group list to ease Metro commuter woes By Natalie Mcgill

Richard N. Dixon served as Maryland’s first black treasurer By Dan Rodricks and Michael Dresser

Fairfax police, HOAs combat rise in pool vandalism By Gregg Macdonald

Safety campaign urges Loudoun teens to buckle up By Caitlin Gibson

Unearthing Civil War roots in Poolesville By Alex Ruoff

St. Mary’s commissioners reject county’s bay health plan By Jason Babcock

Phil Mendelson selected as D.C. Council leader; Michael Brown gets No. 2 job after fierce debate on ethics By Tim Craig

BUSINESS

Beyond crowdfunding: Why Regulation A reform is the most vital piece of the JOBS Act By Rob Kaplan and Tom Voekler

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon apologizes for trading losses in Hill testimony By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Justice Department probing cable companies’ Internet data limits By Cecilia Kang