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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, May 08, 2008

Articles for May 8, 2008

Breaking News
•	South Kona outage affected 4,000 customers
•	Vehicle goes off Pali Drive, no injuries
•	Ala Moana forgery suspect charged
•	Highlands student alleges sex assault
•	Hawaii recall for some May's-brand beef products
•	Kapalua wildfire contained; 60 acres burned
•	No injuries in Makiki apartment robbery
•	Punahou grad arrested in San Diego drug bust
•	Hawaii-born art gallery owner, Edward Den Lau of L.A., dies
•	Hanauma drowning victim was visitor from Tokyo
•	Accident at H-1 Pearl City exit may slow traffic
•	Power restored in Pearl Ridge
•	Kauai celebrates Team Tech tomorrow
•	Repairs to Pearl City water line break to last all day
•	50,000 lei needed for Memorial Day services
•	Motorcycle crash reported on Kunia Road
•	Not much surf today except on east-facing shores
•	Weather: Lots of sun, little rain on the horizon
•	Assault reported near Ala Moana Center
•	New destroyer named in honor of Pearl Harbor SEAL
•	Assault reported at River, North Beretania streets
•	Technology, Internet Expo set for Friday on Maui
•	Traffic signals at Kuhio Hwy., Kolo Rd. to be activated today
•	Lingle seeks comment on bills awaiting her signature
•	UH Manoa bike group sponsors �buy-back� event
•	Rubbish fire reported on Puamaeole St. in Ewa Beach
•	Today's Hawaii Scoreboard: baseball, softball, water polo, volleyball
•	State high school tennis second, round of 16 results
•	Rainbow Wahine roll past San Jose State in WAC softball tourney
•	NBA: Parker, Ginobili both score 31 in Spurs� Game 3 win
•	NBA: Pierce, Allen lead Celtics to Game 2 victory
•	NHL: Red Wings roll past Stars 4-1 in West finals opener
•	New Mexico State rallies past baseball Rainbows, 7-5
•	Wie far back after 75 at LPGA's Michelob Ultra Open
•	Golf: Garcia leads, Wilson shoots 2-over
•	NFL: Cleveland linebacker to retire after 2008 season
•	Boxing: Mosley-Judah fight off
•	NBA: Billups unsure of playing in Game 4
•	Bryant heads All-NBA Team
•	Baseball: Padres put pitcher on DL
•	Baseball: Gardenhire back with Twins after brother's death
•	Golf: Daly three back in Italy
•	NFL: Judge orders Vick to pay bank $2.4M
•	Tennis: Federer advances in Rome
•	Tennis: Henin falls at German Open
•	Olympic flame shines from atop the world
•	Immelman, Woods sitting out Players Championship
•	Turkish Grand Prix ready to roll on Sunday
•	Ethiopian track stars withdraw from meet in Qatar
•	On the Air: Today, tomorrow
•	New CEO named at Hawaiian Telcom
•	Tax Court rules in case involving Honolulu man
•	Maui median home price falls to $566K in April
•	New insurer to provide Hawaii hurricane coverage
•	�Bachelor� Andy Baldwin splits with Marla Maples
•	Monks to perform ritual at extended �Dragon�s Gift� exhibit
•	Green House offering Saturday workshop
•	Tibetan nun to give talk on engaged Buddhism
•	Exhibit's asst. curator to teach UH course

Local News
•	Hawaii taps tourism emergency fund
•	UH-West Oahu will get transit station
•	Contraflow may ease Leeward gridlock
•	Ferry must pay for tugboat
•	Big Isle trash project a no-go
•	Kalaupapa close to a monument
•	Former aide's ethics allegations false, Abercrombie maintains
•	Consultant: offices 'totally separate'
•	Maile lei shortage hits grad season
ELECTION
•	Obama wins over four more superdelegates
•	Political hush falls over Clinton
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Two panels to review ConCon cost factors
•	Funds denial suspends plan for new homeless shelter
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Concerns arise over wheel boot proposal
EDUCATION
•	Panel OKs new charter school
•	Building 'whole child' key to Volcano School's plan
•	No lunch menu changes here yet
•	Kids offered free access to rewards-based e-learning program
•	Colleges feel strain of food costs
HEALTH
•	Too little or too much shuteye linked to obesity
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Kalaupapa close to a monument
•	Old Laupahoehoe Road off-limits to pedestrians
•	Mauka off-ramp closing for resurfacing work
•	Mothers with infants encouraged to get active
•	May 15 lu'au a benefit for school robotics program
•	Holy Ghost Feast events scheduled this weekend
•	Wilson Tunnel lanes to be shut to fix power line
•	Workshop on how to be prepared for emergency
OTHER NEWS
•	Community Calendar
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Man pulled from Hanauma dies
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Kamehameha-Hawaii rallies past Kailua, 4-2
•	LaTech stuns UH in softball opener
•	Lakers hold off Jazz for 2-0 series lead
UH BASEBALL
•	Rainbows hit road to take on Aggies
UH SPORTS
•	Hawaii working to re-sign 3 coaches
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Kamehameha-Hawaii rallies past Kailua, 4-2
•	Moanalua's Merkle wins state golf crown
•	Au wins opener at state tennis
•	Hilo turns back Roosevelt in state girls' water polo, 8-7
•	Kalaheo walks off with win
•	Okimoto lifts Roosevelt by Castle, 3-2
•	Saio gives Saint Louis win over Baldwin, 7-0
•	Games on TV
•	Mid-Pacific tops 'Aiea to reach quarters, 3-1
•	Prep schedule
GOLF
•	Isle men, women aim for Open
GOLF REPORT
•	Don't forget the Regos among Isles' top families
•	Free lessons this month
•	Kaneko missed cut in Japan by 3 strokes
•	PGA Tour players from Hawaii
•	Holes in One
PARKER MCLACHLIN POSTCARDS
•	Looking to join up with youth movement
BASKETBALL
•	Lewis leads Magic back into series
TENNIS
•	BYUH teams start postseason march
ISLE FILE
•	Isle surfers ousted in longboard contest
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Drop in UH prices a good call

Island Life
•	Big on intensity, short on time
•	'Cirque Dreams' a spectacular visual treat
•	Some vitamins do more harm than good
MOVIES
•	Movie openings
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Health calendar
CHARLES STUART PLATKIN
•	Body waste provides diet clues
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Volume muted at 'Crybaby Matinee'
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday
MOMS
•	Too little or too much shuteye linked to obesity
•	Maile lei shortage hits grad season
•	Study: Divorce may not cause kids' bad behavior
WAYNE HARADA
•	Jason Mraz parties post-concert at Tiki's

Business
•	Hawaiian CEO sells $2M in stock
•	Sprint, Clearwire revive WiMax plan
•	Worst of U.S. credit crisis may be over
REAL ESTATE
•	Homebuyers wake up to tax credits' benefits
TECHNOLOGY
•	Online services handle appointments
•	Honolulu-based NovaSol wins $27M military contract
CONSUMER
•	WiMax network will totally change cell landscape
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Americans rank lowest in environmental poll
•	State bonds raise $400 million for projects, school facilities
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Business Registrations
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Teamsters, Gas Co. settle contract
•	Wilmington first to go all digital

Opinion
•	City tire 'boot' project not ready for launch
•	Veterans need better mental health care
COMMENTARY
•	President should take his case to the public
•	Lingle administration focused on innovation
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

MOVIES
•	Movie openings
•	TGI Thursday

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