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What happened on July 22, 2012

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What happened on July 22, 2012

NEWS

Rash of suicides alarms Philadelphia prison officials By Robert Moran, Inquirer Staff Writer

Off-season St. Bart's: Not just for the glitzy and glamorous By Kayleigh Kulp, FOR THE INQUIRER

At Knoebels, the season of the carousel Michael T. Dolan is a writer from West Chester

From blog to book, Jenny Lawson copes with success By Dawn Fallik and FOR THE INQUIRER

Drink: Louis Latour 2008 Rully white Craig LaBan

Former Freedom Riders remember the struggles By Kristin E. Holmes, Inquirer Staff Writer

Activists jockey for Penn State board seat By Jeff Gammage and Susan Snyder, Inquirer Staff Writers

Experiencing and loving a new reality By Nicole Hovatter and FOR THE INQUIRER

A death at the Shore highlights dangers of digging at the beach By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Inquirer Staff Writer

Coming this week Steven Rea

$700,000 raised for bus monitor Associated Press

AIDS meeting returns to U.S. after generation By David Brown, Washington Post

Cooperative effort saves Camden's Peace on the Street Jam By Claudia Vargas, Inquirer Staff Writer

Burlco man, 79, found dead By Anthony R. Wood, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Romney speaks of massacre, reveals a private self By Thomas Fitzgerald, Inquirer Politics Writer

Why did the online agency cancel his ticket? By Christopher Elliott and Tribune Media Services

Did film plot fuel murder plot? By John Timpane, Inquirer Staff Writer

Reliving Columbine, reaching out in grief By Rene Lynch, Los Angeles Times

Girl, 4, to go to Disney World after all By John Seewer, Associated Press

Coptic Christians in U.S. fear for future of Egypt By Pamela Constable, Washington Post

A mother calls out for a lost daughter By Gillian Flaccus, Associated Press

Area Votes in Congress VOTERAMA IN CONGRESS

After Colorado shooting, let's have the debate the NRA doesn't want E.J. Dionne

Massacre at a Movie By Thomas Peipert and P. Solomon Banda, Associated Press

Ruling may hurt Manning defense By Annika McGinnis, McClatchy Newspapers

Seeing subterranean wonders on tour of Mammoth Cave By Bruce Schreiner and ASSOCIATED PRESS

A cleanup milestone for Montana town By Matthew Brown, Associated Press

Will Smith drops into healthy hoops event By Julie Zauzmer, Inquirer Staff Writer

Pennsylvania to ease rules for obtaining voter ID By Bob Warner, Inquirer Staff Writer

Air Force trainer gets a 20-year sentence for sex assaults By Will Weissert, Associated Press

Freedom Rides remembered By Kristin E. Holmes, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Armed man shot dead by police in Frankford By John P. Martin, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

William McIlvaine Jr., 64, editor By Walter F. Naedele, Inquirer Staff Writer

William McIlvaine, Jr., 64, Coatesville editor By Walter F. Naedele, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Sounding an alarm for America's endangered middle class Reviewed by Leonard Downie Jr

Cruise visits Suri, Holmes nixes freebies, Ron Howard behind the wheel Choose one .

Emmy nominations underscore TV's younger, hipper, more feminine sensibilities By Scott Collins, Los Angeles Times

With return to the U.S., AIDS group focuses on girls Inquirer Editorial

Poland dreams of fracking future By Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times

Police investigating shooting of armed suspect By Anthony R. Wood, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Sea glass becoming harder to find By Dawn Fallik, For The Inquirer

With Junior ROTC cut, Coatesville students and parents facing raising funds for program Kristin E. Holmes, Inquirer Staff Writer

Behind the life of scholar and 'shy guy' By Michael R. Blood and Dan Elliott, Associated Press

Colo. carnage doesn't scare away film fans here By Jessica Parks, Inquirer Staff Writer

Spy sites in the heart of London By Kayleigh Kulp and FOR THE INQUIRER

PHA approves Northeast land deal with Holy Family By Jennifer Lin, Inquirer Staff Writer

Google aims technology at Mexican drug cartels By Martha Mendoza, Associated Press

In N.J., junior sleuths get a taste of police work By Angelo Fichera, Inquirer Staff Writer

Man gets five to 10 years for causing fatal Philadelphia crash By Joseph A. Slobodzian, Inquirer Staff Writer

Gadget Guru Judi Dash

Karen Heller: Pennsylvania voter ID law will cut turnout, not fraud By Karen Heller, Inquirer Columnist

SPORTS

This season is Michael Vick's best chance to create the ultimate storybook ending By Rich Hofmann

Philly Olympian Ochal's epic workout By Mike Jensen, Inquirer Staff Writer

Sixers rookies Moultrie and Harkless meet and greet fans By Chad Graff, Inquirer Staff Writer

Flame reaches heart of London From Inquirer Wire Services

Farewell to Arm? By Matt Gelb, Inquirer Staff Writer

Cooper leads Red Bulls past the Union, 2-0 By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Phillies Notes: Hamels: 'We have to give it everything we have' now By Matt Gelb, Inquirer Staff Writer

Wiggins on cusp of being first Briton to win Tour Associated Press

Inside the Phillies: Hamels' start Saturday could be his last as Phillie By Matt Gelb, Inquirer Staff Writer

Sportimes beat Freedoms, 19-18, in super tiebreaker By Tyler Jett, Inquirer Staff Writer

Big Ten won't get coach-firing power Associated Press

Flyers continue to wait for decision on Weber By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer

Timber Creek's Webb de-commits from Penn St. By Phil Anastasia, Inquirer Staff Writer

Snedeker tops leader board; Tiger lurking By Paul Newberry, Associated Press

Bill Lyon: London calling, get out your handkerchiefs By Bill Lyon, For The Inquirer

Toronto FC ties Liverpool in friendly Associated Press

Tiger on Scott's tail at the British Open By Doug Ferguson, Associated Press

MLS commissioner Garber and Mayor Nutter welcome All-Star Game to Philadelphia By Chad Graff, Inquirer Staff Writer

Monarchs end 19-day, 4,000-mile trek bearing gifts and memories By Michael Vitez, Inquirer Staff Writer

BUSINESS

Web Wealth: Will you will? Reid Kanaley

The Week in Words: Jumping off the fence; a roller coaster ride Inquirer Staff Report