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By MIKE RUPERT
Examiner Staff Writer
Estimated 30,000 students arrived during weekend - See hurrricane update below in 'national/international news'
They started lining up early Saturday morning and just kept coming: cars with license plates from Missouri, Tennessee, New Jersey, Maine and even Montana. The college kids are back.
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By MICHAEL NEIBAUER
Examiner Staff Writer
There's no financing deal in place. The city doesn't own all the land. And there's still bitter disagreement among District leaders about the ultimate cost.
By Anna Bailey
Examiner Staff Writer
Iraq duty affects local delegate's point of view
House Majority Whip Del. Anthony G. Brown, D-Prince George's, sat in his law office recently debating with his wife via cell phone over who would be able to take their 5-year-old son to kung fu practice. A little more than a month ago, Lt. Col. Brown was finishing up a one-year stint in Iraq serving as a judge advocate general in the U.S. Army Reserves.
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By Patrick Rucker
Examiner Staff Writer
N.Va. could see long-term transformation
The Pentagon's base realignment plans will have a yo-yo effect on Northern Virginia's economy, analysts predicted, with short-term job losses leading to a long-term boom.
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