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What happened on May 07, 2012

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What happened on May 07, 2012

LOCAL

Jayne Rager, whose husband was kidnapped in Mexico, dies at 45 By T. Rees Shapiro

Sale of D.C. health-care firm in works By Nikita Stewart and Mike Debonis

Are gypsy cabdrivers to blame for D.C. midnight taxi madness? By Petula Dvorak

Villages of Piedmont II approved By Jeremy Borden

Chuck Brown mystery solved: Godfather of Go-Go has pneumonia By Hamil R. Harris and J. Freedom Du Lac

Four guilty of first-degree murder in 2010 shootings; fifth convicted on lesser charges By Keith L. Alexander, Theresa Vargas and Paul Duggan

Fairfax woman charged with hit-and-run in Shelinda Arrington death By Martin Weil

Manassas post office building in limbo By Jeremy Borden

State funds for Loudoun schools uncertain By Caitlin Gibson

Three schools chiefs push to save Maryland education funding By Ovetta Wiggins

Advocates of same-sex marriage in Maryland hope to break losing streak By John Wagner

Loudoun board delays action on agreement with OpenBand By Caitlin Gibson

D.C. to pay 4 drivers $20,000 in challenged drunken driving convictions By Mary Pat Flaherty

Metro says ‘mechanical fatigue’ caused rail car parts to fail By Dana Hedgpeth

Virginians less optimistic about McDonnell, direction of state, Post poll finds By Anita Kumar, Peyton M. Craighill and Scott Clement

Crash fatalities dropped again in 2011 By Ashley Halsey Iii

2 Montgomery school workers accused of sex abuse By Dan Morse

Thrift the Web: Goodwill goes mobile By John Kelly

Federal Faces: Jacob M. Taylor By — From The Partnership For Public Service

POLITICS

Remember Gary Condit? He’s back in politics. By Al Kamen

Top federal contractors get 10 percent raise By Joe Davidson

Biden comments on same-sex marriage expose internal White House divisions By Peter Wallsten and Dan Eggen

U.S., China have been in tough spot before By Walter Pincus

Paul bests Romney at Nevada convention By Rachel Weiner

Richard Lugar faces conservative threat in Indiana Senate race By Paul Kane

Europe’s elections offer economic, political risks for Obama By Scott Wilson

Mary Bono Mack juggles new roles, on and off the Hill By In Session

White House spokesman grilled over Biden’s same-sex marriage comments By Felicia Sonmez

Biden ‘comfortable’ with same-sex marriage By Felicia Sonmez

NEWS

Buying A Car, College Grad? Don’t Forget The Rebates By Suzanne Kane | Highgearmedia.com

2013 Cadillac ATS Pricing Announced By Kurt Ernst | Highgearmedia.com

Jaguar Expands Performance Driving Academy In U.S. By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

Consultant Julius Henson blames controversial 2010 robo-call on Ehrlich campaign manager By Luke Broadwater and — Baltimore Sun

2011-2012 Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger: Recall Alert By Suzanne Kane | Highgearmedia.com

NATIONAL

Abbott Laboratories agrees to $1.6 billion settlement over marketing of Depakote By N.c. Aizenman

Manicures and pedicures look great, but you can get infections or harm your nails By Carolyn Butler

SIDS fatalities decline, but many infants still don’t sleep on their backs By Rachel Saslow

Dolphins in Brazil act like sheepdogs, helping fishermen catch mullets By Daniel Strain

Rising cost of ‘specialty’ drugs prompts employers to limit their use By Michelle Andrews

Why the United Methodist Church canceled votes on same-sex marriage and gay clergy By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Where are the jobs? Ask the patent trolls. By Vivek Wadhwa

Study predicts 42 percent of Americans will be obese in 2030 By David Brown

Ammonia emissions from Calif. dairy herds contribute heavily to smog, study says By Reuters

South American bird does the moonwalk as part of its mating dance By Aaron Leitko

Civil War fort at Jamestown is dug up to get at 1607 site By W. Barksdale Maynard

Indonesia struggles to combat shark poaching in protected areas By Juliet Eilperin

Zinc may shorten common colds in adults, a review of 17 studies finds By Linda Searing

A new way of being Christian By Jonathan Merritt| Religion News Service

Arthritis book offers advice and article describes online mental-health counseling By Whitney Fetterhoff

For sleep problems, pills are not the only treatment worth considering By Consumer Reports

Pope Benedict XVI wants Catholic colleges to ensure that faculty are faithful to church doctrine By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Buddhist abbey a dream fulfilled for U.S. nuns By Tracy Simmons| Religion News Service

Eds: Resending for all those still needing. A file photo of Kathleen Sebelius is available via www.religionnews.com By David Gibson| Religion News Service

LIFESTYLE

Miss Manners: When using patterned sheets, let the sleeper have the view By Miss Manners

Carolyn Hax: An emotionally destructive dance between son, daughter-in-law By Carolyn Hax

Kid Ink at Howard Theatre By Sarah Godfrey

Prince Harry comes to Washington and unleashes his British royal charm By Monica Hesse

George Lindsey, Andy Griffith Show’s ‘Goober Pyle’ dies in Tennessee at 83 By Associated Press

Songwriters Burt Bacharach, Hal David to receive Gershwin Prize By Chris Richards

Johns Hopkins Hospital addition strives to combine whimsy and function By Philip Kennicott

Hints From Heloise: Dog-tag discounts By Heloise

Your Turn: Readers write in about Gene’s anti-PR column, ‘The Good Guy’ and ‘Lost in Space’ in the March 6 issue By Elizabeth Chang

Ask Amy: Teen gets bullied and takes a stand By Amy Dickinson

Quick Spin: ‘Cheers’ mix tape, by Black Cobain By Allison Stewart

NBC games the system with its summer TV roster By Lisa De Moraes

Quick Spin: ‘The System,’ by Romain Virgo By Sarah Godfrey

Quick Spin: ‘Neck of the Woods,’ by Silversun Pickups By David Malitz

BUSINESS

AT&T’s Digital Life looks to be direct shot at Verizon’s Home Monitoring and Control package By Chris Ziegler

Madoff Sons’ Wives Sued by Trustee Picard for $57.5 Million By Bill Rochelle

Report: FBI requesting backdoors into social sites By Venturebeat.com

Warren Buffett: Yahoo has a trust problem By Hayley Tsukayama

Draw Something loses about a third of daily active users in past month By Bobbie Johnson | Gigaom.com

GAO: Taxpayers could turn $15.1 billion profit on AIG bailout By Zachary A. Goldfarb