The Morning News: June 13, 2007

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GOOD MORNING, WASHINGTON. Here are some headlines for this Wednesday, June 13, 2007.

THE DISTRICT ...
» WILSON BUILDING: "Fenty Criticized for Secrecy of Schools Choice" [WaPo] ... "Fenty's Picks Have Ties to System, And Its Reforms" [WaPo] ... "Janey Leaves With Plans Unfinished" [WaPo]
» JUDICIARY SQUARE: "Signs, Breathalyzer Score Didn't Match, Officer Says" [WaPo] ... "Judge Who Seeks Millions for Lost Pants Has His (Emotional) Day in Court" [Marc Fisher/WaPo]
» UNION STATION: "Bush Honors Victims of Communist Regimes" [AP via WTOP]
» SHAW: "Slaying Not Tied to Gangs, Truce Mediators Say" [WaPo]

MARYLAND ...
» ANNAPOLIS:
» MONTGOMERY COUNTY: "Montgomery Board Approves Lessons on Homosexuality" [WaPo] ... "Database Becomes Tool in Deportations" [WaPo]
» PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY: "National Harbor Seeks More Public Cash" [WaPo] ... "Severe Weather Blamed for Capitol Heights Fire" [WJLA/ABC7] ... "Plan Lays Out Vision for Bladensburg Town Center" [Examiner]
» LANDOVER: "Works Starts This Summer on Arena Drive Interchange" [WTOP]

VIRGINIA ...
» RICHMOND: "Moderates Defeated In Va. Primary" [WaPo] ... "GOP Conservatives' Wins Set Stage for Nov." [WaPo]
» FAIRFAX COUNTY: "Dulles Extension to Cost $46m a Year to Run, Metro Estimates" [Examiner] ... "Baby Delivered on Dulles Toll Road" [WRC/NBC4]
» ALEXANDRIA: "Man Stabbed Inside Art Gallery" [WJLA/ABC7]

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