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What happened on October 07, 2012

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Free & Easy By — Brandon Weigel

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What happened on October 07, 2012

NATIONAL

U.S. runs out of funds to battle wildfires By Darryl Fears

Life of a salesman: Selling success, when the American dream is downsized By Eli Saslow

Fewer HIV funds for women, youth in big cities including D.C. By Lena H. Sun

WORLD

Hong Kong and China: Former British colony clings to its separate identity By Andrew Higgins

House panel wants U.S-China telecom mergers blocked By Ellen Nakashima

Saudis line up against Syria’s Assad By Kevin Sullivan

Hugo Chavez beats Henrique Capriles in Venezuela’s presidential election By Juan Forero

Imran Khan and Codepink are blocked from Pakistan’s tribal area By Richard Leiby

With ‘sabotage’ charge, Iran takes hostile tone with U.N. watchdog By Joby Warrick

South Korea extends missile range under new deal with U.S. By Chico Harlan

Libyan prime minister ousted in no-confidence vote, meaning delays for attack investigation By Michael Birnbaum

Spain’s prime minister takes a gamble in not seeking bailout By Edward Cody

BUSINESS

Health care law providing work for local companies By Marjorie Censer

The mouse faces extinction as computer interaction evolves By Ariana Eunjung Cha

Are tuition-assistance programs being used to best advantage? By Sarah Halzack

SAIC loses protest of $4.6 billion contract awarded to Lockheed By Nick Taborek

Plaza Loft condos head to auction By Jonathan O’connell

Smashburger is latest burger joint to come to D.C. area By Abha Bhattarai

Newly formed angel groups bring local start-ups greater access to capital By Steven Overly

MedStar Montgomery Medical Center invests in training, education for entry-level workers By Sarah Halzack

The Download: Decision Lens hires CEO with a focus on growth By Stevenoverly

Value Added: D.C.’s travel queen talks about building her $1 billion business By Thomas Heath

Career Coach: As a public speaker, are you as good as you think you are? By Ken White

Defense contractors back off layoff notice plans By Marjorie Censer

Funding for railroad extension boosts Potomac Shores By Jonathan O'connell

Bank deposits rise in Washington area By Abha Bhattarai

Vocus uses food truck to spread the word that it’s hiring By Sarah Halzack

Lobbying icon Boggs predicts Obama win, weighs in on election’s impact on K Street By Catherine Ho

Free service aims to match employers, students for STEM internships in Va. By Sarah Halzack

GSA failed to document potential savings in moving agency e-mail to the cloud By Marjorie Censer

Editor’s note: Turning a dot on the map into a place with a pulse By Dan Beyers

Key economic events for the week of Oct. 8 By Brad Plumer

Time runs out for SBA refinancing program By Abha Bhattarai

Washington area business diary for week of Oct. 8 By Shawn Selby

Commentary: Has K Street met its match? By John Backus

Q&A: What to watch as new patent rules take hold By Steven Overly

Capital Buzz: Vintage rides take over Discovery headquarters By Thomas Heath

At presidential debate, both candidates talk about business By Catherine Ho

At Tangent, champagne is used to thank employees By Sarah Halzack

Neighborhood living near the National Mall? By Jonathan O'connell

LOCAL

With shelters full, homeless families have nowhere to go By Annie Gowen

Hidden rival of charter school growth By Jay Mathews

Would-be home buyers line up for help By St. John Barned-smith

More spelling misadventures By John Kelly

Geospatial mapping class at Washington-Lee involves real-world problems By Susan Svrluga

Prince George’s County police officer shoots man By Martin Weil

Native Venezuelans line up to vote at Embassy in Georgetown By Luz Lazo

Students from segregated Montgomery County schools reunite By Lynh Bui

Arrest made in shooting death of District man By Martin Weil

Montgomery County education leaders aim to boost college enrollment of minorities By Lynh Bui

Youth charged in Bethesda tunnel robbery and assault By Martin Weil

In Va. Senate race, anti-Kaine message focuses more on taxes, less on Obama By Ben Pershing

POLITICS

Archives inspector general Paul Brachfeld placed on administrative leave By Lisa Rein

Congress members back legislation that could benefit themselves, relatives By Kimberly Kindy, David S. Fallis and Scott Higham

Is Obama overrated as a candidate? By Chris Cillizza

Supreme Court receives outpouring of conflicting views on affirmative action By Robert Barnes

Romney, in Florida, says Obama team making ‘excuses’ after debate By Jerry Markon, Bill Turque and Kimberly Kindy

Fed prosecutor bring laser-like focus to national security, terrorism cases By The Partnership For Public Service

Congressional ethics committees protect legislators, critics say By Scott Higham

OPINIONS

A revolt’s extremist threat By David Ignatius

Mali burning By Editorial Board

Time to end a tax break By Editorial Board

The campaign’s moral hole By E.j. Dionne Jr

Secrets of the D.C. oversight office By Editorial Board

No escape from the Middle East By Fred Hiatt

Fighting superbugs By Editorial Board

The Great Reversal By Robert J. Samuelson

LIFESTYLE

Sretensky Monastery Choir at the Library of Congress By Anne Midgette

‘Homeland’ episode 2.02: ‘Beirut Is Back’ By Ned Martel

At Verizon Center, King’s Men pop By Sarah Godfrey

Bel Cantanti’s winsome ‘Barber of Seville’ By Robert Battey

Mix and match at FreeFest By Chris Richards