The Boston Globe's Daily Headlines - June 29, 2011

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Bulger’s murder charges pushed | Prosecutors ask dismissal of ’95 racketeering case  Prominent pair poised to take up the defense | Right for case, colleagues say  A crackdown in parks after boy’s shooting | Menino bans motorbikes in playgrounds, saying use adds to disorder  Student scores to be key factor in teacher evaluations | New rules to take effect by 2013  More Globe Stories  PHILLIES 5, RED SOX 0: Blank stares | Phillies ace Lee silences Red Sox to post his third straight shutout  ON BASEBALL: What’s left? No right answers right now in Red Sox lineup  WIMBLEDON: Sharapova dominates to reach semifinals  US 2, N. KOREA 0: US finds second wind in World Cup opener  More Sports  Some hospitals back price curbs | Say temporary measures will correct market; Partners chief says changes could hurt care  BRIAN MCGRORY: Vanishing ink in Hub’s core  Troopers absent at city turf hearing | Council considers who should patrol beaches, Seaport  Springfield gives rebuilding a boost | 2 agencies to lead post-tornado effort  Judge to decide if board can halt DiMasi’s pension  More Metro		ADVERTISEMENT   Special reports: The Making of Mitt Romney | Veterans' care Podcasts
Mass. home sales tumble 25% over year | But May’s average price tops $300,000  Biotechs are looking at a new normal | Partners will be key going forward  Drum maker draws on its past for better future | Replica snares help Granville firm endure  Little agreement as state considers franchise rules  Lagarde is 1st woman to lead IMF | New chief urges Greece to pass austerity package  More Business  Which is the fairest cake of all? | Sprung from The Recipe Box Project, blueberry cake provokes worthy challenges, but takes the top shelf  DINING OUT: Baldly taking chocolate to extremes | Sugar overload at Max Brenner  CHEAP EATS: Spice is right in Haitian cuisine at Lelene’s  GALLERIES: Sweeping through a century of landscapes  TELEVISION REVIEW: Callie Thorne tackles likable sports drama ‘Necessary Roughness’  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Conn. unions tempt worse fate in refusing modest savings deal  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Timberland: New England’s unflashy offspring  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Securing Franklin Field  SCOT LEHIGH: William Bulger’s loyalty trumps morality  HARVEY A. SILVERGLATE: It’s not a crime to love a sibling  JEFF JACOBY: Marriage cannot be redefined  More Editorial/Opinion