The Morning News; June 21, 2007

GOOD MORNING, WASHINGTON. Here are some headlines for this Thursday, June 21, 2007.

THE DISTRICT ...
» WILSON BUILDING: "Finance Chief Urges D.C. to Put Cap on Borrowing" [WaPo] ... "Mayor Nominates 6 Department Heads" [WaPo] ... "Earlier Youth Curfew Is Proposed" [WaPo] ... "Republican to Lead Welfare Agency" [Examiner]
» CAPITOL HILL: "House Rejects Bid to Stop Power Lines" [AP via WTOP]
» WALTER REED: "Walter Reed Guard Fired at Co-Worker, Police Say" [WaPo]
» JUDICIARY SQUARE: "Barry Due In Court Again Today" [WRC/NBC4] ... "Judge Denies Hinckley Request" [WT]
» NORTHEAST: "2 Killed in Separate Shootings" [WaPo]

MARYLAND ...
» PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY: "Ultimatum For Prince George's Hospital" [WaPo] ... "Landover Revival Pushes Ahead" [Gazette]
» SILVER SPRING: "Public or Private Space? Line Blurs in Silver Spring" [Marc Fisher/WaPo]
» MONTGOMERY COUNTY: "Owner Loses First Ruling Over Fate of Pet Monkey" [WaPo] ... "Montgomery Bill Might Make Purchasing Rental Property Easier" [Examiner]
» BETHESDA: "Rising Thefts From Cars Have Police on the Alert" [WaPo]

VIRGINIA ...
» RICHMOND: "Computer Failure Disrupts State Agency Operations" [WJLA/ABC7]
» ARLINGTON CEMETERY: "Career Soldier Saw Army as His Calling" [WaPo]
» FAIRFAX COUNTY: "Members Weigh 67% Pay Raise" [WaPo] ... "Sheriff’s Office Vacancies Grow Sixfold" [Examiner]

» MORE NEWS AND VIEWS are available at washingtonpost.com, Washington Post Radio and Slate.