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News Archive - October 3, 2008

Students Protest Censorship In Libraries

Agency in Maryland Investigated Bowman in January After Neglect Complaint

FDA Considers Ban on OTC Cold Meds For Tots

Services Memorialize Victims of Medevac Chopper Crash

Norovirus Sickens Students at Georgetown University

AirTran Expands Service Out of BWI

Security and Supervision Problems Allowed for Offender Escapes in Maryland

Preschoolers in D.C. "Read for the Record"

D.C. Councilwoman Warns of Potential Problems for Election Day

"Art Beat" with Stephanie Kaye - Weekend Events, October 3-5, 2008

This Week In Congress

Candidates in Virginia For U.S. Senate Seat To Appear in Televised Debate

McKinley Tech Backs Out of Game at Fort Hill as Investigation Into Racial Epithets Continues

Power Breakfast for October 3, 2008

Van Hollen Reacts To Bailout Passage

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D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty Introduces Anti-Crime Bill

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