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What happened on October 05, 2012

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What happened on October 05, 2012

LOCAL

In D.C., food trucks get new vending regulations By Tim Carman

Low-income D.C. college students awarded more scholarship money from the city By Jenna Johnson

Dar AlNoor mosque leader’s death is ruled suicide By Jeremy Borden

11th St. Bridge ramps remake D.C. freeways By Robert Thomson

Landover Hills Latino church addresses many needs By Hamil R. Harris

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s and Southern Maryland, Oct. 4-10 By Jillian S. Sowah

Clues from Ravens’ stadium lead to burglary arrests By Martin Weil

Vincent Gray rebuts reports that he won’t seek reelection By Mike Debonis

New Prince George’s bus policy angers parents By Ovetta Wiggins

At 99, Nationals fan recalls city’s only World Series title — in 1924 By J. Freedom Du Lac

Drug arrests spike at George Mason University By Gregg Macdonald | The Gazette

Metro ordered to display pro-Israel ads that it worried might incite violence By Del Quentin Wilber

BUSINESS

Apple, a year after Steve Jobs By Hayley Tsukayama

Management lessons from Jack Donaghy By Neil Irwin

Courts taking up opposition to Dodd-Frank By Dina Elboghdady

Unemployment rate falls to 7.8% in September By Michael A. Fletcher and Neil Irwin

Facebook’s ad strategy: Analysts weigh in By Hayley Tsukayama

Don’t expect an HP smartphone next year By Venturebeat.com

Small business hiring slows further in September By Mohana Ravindranath

Washington condo market begins an expansion By William Rich

Unemployment fell in September. But how do we know? By Dylan Matthews

Apple remembers Steve Jobs with video By Hayley Tsukayama

Craigslist rolls out its own ‘map view’ for apartment listings By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

Women-led venture-backed companies more successful, study says By Mohana Ravindranath

OPINIONS

Mitt Romney is worth $250 million. Why so little? By William D. Cohan

Closing the achievement gap in Virginia By David M. Foster

In Afghanistan, cultural cluelessness can be deadly By Javid Ahmad

Why race matters in school admissions By Martha L. Minow and Robert C. Post

Five myths about Latino voters By Valerie Martinez-ebers

How The Post came up short on Libya By Patrick B. Pexton

A red line Iran would take seriously By Michael Singh

KO’d in Denver By Kathleen Parker

Book review: ‘The Escape Artists’ by Noam Scheiber and ‘The New New Deal’ by Michael Grunwald By Simon Johnson

Without voting, noncitizens could swing the election for Obama By Leonard Steinhorn

Whom do the unemployed blame for being out of work? By Dw Gibson

D.C. control of its finances By Editorial Board

Teddy finally won. Bad call, Nats. By Marc Fisher

Jobs report shows an economy on the move By Editorial Board

48 hours in Syria By David Ignatius

D.C.’s politicians win most-investigated award By Colbert I. King

Two tracks to budget autonomy By Walter Smith and Ilir Zherka

Why a long presidential race is good for democracy By Frank Partnoy

A June wedding By Jo-ann Pilardi

Why a President Romney would have Obama to thank for an economic recovery By Greg Ip

The Lincoln Reflecting Pool returns — and so do the geese By Gary Newton

The other side of the fracking fight By Editorial Board

Freedom in Jordan does not extend to information By Daoud Kuttab

Do candidates have a constitutional right to lie? By Justin Moyer

NATIONAL

Polygamy may be hot, but in marriage three’s still a crowd By Lisa Miller

Washington Nationals’ Mike Rizzo takes the long view By Jena Mcgregor

Ben Affleck’s career throughout the years By — Ann Hornaday

Tunisians worry about loss of freedoms gained under the Arab Spring By Elizabeth Bryant| Religion News Service

Butler scandal shines unwelcome spotlight on Vatican police By Alessandro Speciale| Religion News Service

Canada cuts all non-Christian prison chaplains By Ron Csillag| Religion News Service

Campaigns’ faith outreach centers on economy By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Episcopal bishop says he was snubbed at Catholic church By Kevin Eckstrom| Religion News Service

LIFESTYLE

Bend, Ore., the city you’ll love to hate By Nathan Borchelt

In intimate relationship, stubbornness has steep costs By Carolyn Hax

In second year, D.C.’s (e)merge art festival puts the eclectic front and center By Mark Jenkins

Put pride aside if you trust him By Carolyn Hax

The Impulsive Traveler: Roaming the public square of Lexington, Ky. By Robin Soslow

It’s Jim Lehrer’s turn to respond to the debate By Paul Farhi

Details, Bend, Ore. By N.b

Feeling bookish in Seattle By Diane Roberts

Smart Mouth: In Portland, Ore., craft brewing reaches new heights By Remy Scalza

See It: A film on where the butterflies go in winter By Carol Sottili

‘Gossip Girl’ dresser on what Blair Waldorf may be wearing, what Michelle Obama should be By Marie Elizabeth Oliver

College choices By Heloise

Ask Amy: Resident wants to give back to strip club By Amy Dickinson

Helen Hsu marries Colin Lavigne By Janet Bennett Kelly and — Janet Bennett Kelly

This week’s best travel bargains By Carol Sottili and Andrea Sachs

Fall TV: What else is new? By Hank Stuever and Emily Yahr

On Love: ‘She was just so much fun, like a breath of fresh air’ By Ellen Mccarthy

NEWS