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What happened on October 21, 2012

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What happened on October 21, 2012

BUSINESS

Large employers look to on-site health clinics to reduce costs and absenteeism By Sarah Halzack

The Download: Human Genome Sciences layoffs will continue into next year By Steven Overly

Value Added: This well-compensated architect designs for the horse, of course By Thomas Heath

Bozzuto Group close to partnership with Safeway for Tenleytown development By Jonathan O'connell

StartUp Kitchen helps local restaurants find their footing By Abha Bhattarai

Maryland calls halt to plan to move housing agency to Prince George’s County By Jonathan O'connell

Booz Allen Hamilton to buy defense systems unit of Arinc By Marjorie Censer

Career Coach: Dressing for successful interviews By Jeffrey Kudisch

Blackboard CEO Michael Chasen last of founders to depart firm By Steven Overly

Local luxury hotels go to great lengths to make foreign travelers feel at home By Abha Bhattarai

Nash Finch lobbying for county funding to expand its facilities, services By J.d. Harrison

Is Washington becoming a Tysons suburb? By Jonathan O'connell

Commentary: Keeping the ‘T’ in STEM By Laura Reasoner Jones

Show goes on at AUSA, despite budget pressure By Marjorie Censer

At Calvert Investments, workers get time off to do volunteer and charity work By Sarah Halzack

U.S. agency rejects using bonds to develop drugs for bioterrorism threats By Kathleen Miller

Key economic events for the week of Oct. 22 By Sarah Kliff

Editor’s note: ‘Uncertainty’ is the only certainty for now By Dan Beyers

Washington area business diary for week of Oct. 22 By Shawn Selby

Wizards, Capitals going high-tech By Thomas Heath

EADS still fighting to make stronger inroads in U.S. market By Marjorie Censer

FTC lawyer seeks to weed out scams targeting jobless people By Vickie Elmer

Obama and Romney talk about pay equity during debate By Catherine Ho

Arlington cab company adds electric taxi to its fleet By Abha Bhattarai

BP to sell its stake in Russian venture By Steven Mufson

Venture capital report: Washington area firms raise $215.7M in third quarter By Steven Overly

Akin Gump taps female partner to lead firm By Catherine Ho

WORLD

Internet anti-censorship tools are being overwhelmed by demand By James Ball

Jordan disrupts major al-Qaeda terrorist plot By Joby Warrick and Taylor Luck

Around the world, perceptions of Obama-Romney contest lag reality By Michael Birnbaum and Keith B. Richburg

POLITICS

Obama’s record: Environmental agenda pushes sweeping attack on air pollution By Juliet Eilperin

GM is alive in Defiance, Ohio. But Obama’s hopes here may not be. By Rosalind S. Helderman

Advising DOT on crisis and disaster-response By The Partnership For Public Service

Romney’s situation ahead of debate recalls his race for governor By Ned Martel

In close presidential race, foreign-policy debate likely to prove pivotal By Chris Cillizza

In final debate, Obama and Romney to offer differing views of America’s role in the world By Anne Gearan and David A. Fahrenthold

LIFESTYLE

In killer’s mind, counselor found the roots of a new way to treat troubled youth By Jordan Smith

Frederiksen’s ‘Sharon’ is a pale echo of the recording By Joan Reinthaler

TV highlights: ‘Totally Clueless’ debuts By — Emily Yahr

Hints From Heloise: Downsizing food content By Heloise

Carolyn Hax: It’s not your job to prevent Mom from marrying By Carolyn Hax

Atlas showcases cutting-edge music with ‘Irreverence’ By Stephen Brookes

Concert shows the dividends that Choralis outreach has reaped By Joan Reinthaler

OPINIONS

Obamacare’s rhetoric vs. its reality By Robert J. Samuelson

George McGovern, the man who never gave up By Bob Dole

Obama’s not-so-hidden second-term agenda By E.j. Dionne Jr

A lesson in restraint: What China tells us about Iran By Michael Lumbers

George McGovern, patriot and hero By Editorial Board

The final debate By Editorial Board

Ben Cardin for Maryland senator By Editorial Board

ENTERTAINMENT

Book World: Drawing on reality By Art Taylor

SPORTS

Robert Griffin III vs. Eli Manning: The start of something big By Sally Jenkins

Field goals: Is it time to punt? By Norman Chad

San Francisco Giants and Ryan Vogelsong dominate St. Louis Cardinals to force Game 7 By Barry Svrluga

Randy Wittman tinkering, managing depleted roster in preseason By Michael Lee

Cardinals reliever Trevor Rosenthal is a postseason force By Barry Svrluga

Chris Cooley agrees to rejoin Redskins after Fred Davis suffers season-ending injury By Mark Maske

Redskins’ defense breaks down when game vs. New York Giants is almost won By Mark Maske

Mike Leach and Charlie Weis take different paths in their second acts By John Feinstein

Redskins lose but a new day dawns in the (NFC) East By Jason Reid

Another signature day for Robert Griffin III, but this time a loss By Dave Sheinin

Redskins vs. Giants: After taking late lead, Washington gives it right back in 27-23 loss By Mike Jones

Texans have their way with Ravens in rout By — Baltimore Sun

LOCAL

Md. festival goers introduced to Salvadoran food, culture By Luz Lazo

George S. McGovern, Democratic nominee who lost to Nixon in ’72, dies at 90 By Patricia Sullivan

Md. State Board of Education’s new president has big demands By Ovetta Wiggins

Where real people meet the road By Courtland Milloy

E. Donnall Thomas, pioneer of bone marrow transplant, dies By Emily Langer

In Washington, a nice and normal October day By Martin Weil

Two sentenced for robbing elderly By Martin Weil

Mayoral candidates disagree on Alexandria’s direction on development, operations By Patricia Sullivan