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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Articles for September 17, 2008

Breaking News
•	Homeless lose tents in Waianae brushfire
•	Tips sought on missing Waikiki woman
•	Sewage spill quicky contained in Moanalua
•	Wahiawa couple suspected of multiple sex assaults
•	Assault, sex assault reported in Waikiki
•	Second Ewa Beach robbery suspect arrested
•	Lipstick thief caught in Waikiki
•	Accused suspect threatened murder-suicide
•	Man charged with damaging Waianae fast-food restaurant
•	Car plows into Kapiolani nightclub
•	Search finds no trace of Kauai fisherman
•	Kona group honors top police officer
•	Honolulu leads in seat-belt citations
•	Armed suspect sought in Manoa robbery
•	Target malfunctions, missile test canceled
•	Maui small business awards dinner Oct. 10
•	HUD awards $2 million for Maui projects
•	Bus driver sentenced to up to 20 years in 2006 fatal Kahaluu accident
•	Shawn Ching leaving KITV to become lawyer
•	Water-use restrictions considered on Maui
•	Students, Lions Club ready Peace Bell for ceremony
•	Defense bill authorizes spending $629.5 million in Hawai‘i
•	Obama's sister to attend Big Island rally
•	Ala Wai Harbor parking committee to meet Sept. 24
•	Crash reported on H-1 east at University exit
•	Women's leadership conference set for Sept. 24
•	Deadline to file for arts grants is Nov. 21
•	Surf: 4-6 feet likely along north-facing shores today
•	New trial ordered in Maui murder case
•	Weather: Trade winds likely to die off later this week
•	Man charged with illegal entry into Mililani home
•	Aloha Festivals Floral Parade winners announced
•	California police to return without Japanese man
•	Pearl City Peace Bell clean-up set for today
•	Thousands of drivers violate HOV lanes daily
•	Public input sought on recreation plan revisions
•	Kai scores in 72nd minute, U.S. beats Ireland
•	Wie shoots 7-under 65, vaults to 2nd at LPGA Q-School
•	Preps: Kaahumanu Hou tops Kihei Charter in MIL volleyball
•	Waianae's Bartels wins pro surfing contest in Brazil
•	NFL: Jaguars re-sign veteran guard Naeole
•	WAC acknowledges replay error in Wisconsin-Fresno State Game
•	Prep girls volleyball standings
•	CFB: Cardinals rush by Kansas State
•	NFL: Fargas, McFadden miss practice for Raiders
•	CFB: Status uncertain of Ohio State’s Wells for Troy
•	NFL: QB JTO already taking a beating with 49ers
•	NFL: With 0-2 record, Rams coach on the hot seat
•	NFL: 49ers right tackle, cornerback out
•	NFL: Chargers Tomlinson sits out practice to rest sore big toe
•	NFL: Chiefs to start Thigpen at QB
•	CFB: Penn St. players charged with marijuana possession
•	NFL: Vikings bench QB Jackson, turn to Frerotte
•	Sumo: Hakuho 4-0 in autumn tournament
•	CFB: WAC officials reviewing disputed call
•	NBA: Wizards Arenas has 3rd knee operation
•	College: Woodward new athletic director at Washington
•	NFL: Colts safety Sanders could be out 6 weeks
•	MLB: Cain again gets no help from Giants
•	NFL: Niners long-woeful offense finally moving
•	Paralympics wrap up with closing ceremony
•	Tennis: Russia's Kuznetsova advances at Pan Pacific
•	Olympics: 3 champions want cross country back in Games
•	Soccer: FIFA boss calls for more promotion of 2010 World Cup
•	Cycling: Several Tour de France riders retested for EPO
•	MLB: Sacramento repeats as Triple-A champs
•	Golf: Azinger calls on 13th man to spur on U.S.
•	Hawaii workers' comp rates headed for another decline
•	Bank of Hawaii puts ATMs in 29 local Jamba Juice stores
•	Hawaii asks MillerCoors not to sell energy drink here
•	Hawaiian Airlines pilots seek mediation in contract talks
•	Longs rebuffs Walgreen's takeover bid
•	Kauai native to head local managed care plan
•	Investment firm raises Hoku shares to 'buy' from 'neutral'
•	Harvest Moon Festival to be Oct. 4 at Jodo Mission
•	2008 Oahu Sacred Music Festival slated for Sept. 28
•	Mother Marianne, Sisters of St. Francis to be honored at musical benefit
•	Ohio State professor to lead Futuba lecture program
•	HTY seeks ushers for monthly shows
•	Ballet Hawaii sets auditions for its 'Nutcracker'
•	BOE must stand firm on painful budget cuts

Local News
•	Hannemann focusing on rail, core city services
•	Fed steps in to save AIG
•	Former broker stole millions
•	H-1 Freeway to open afternoon Zipper Lane in about 3 years
•	Honolulu job fair draws bigger crowd as times get tough
•	AIG bailout eases concerns about Hawaii subsidiaries
•	Donald K.L. Wong, former special agent for state AG
•	So far, so good for zoo's 3 new tiger cubs
•	Doctor, caregiver battle for Big Isle Senate seat
•	Army plans updated look at impact on Makua Valley
ELECTION
•	McCain helped foster economic crisis, Obama says
•	Obama racks up $9M in one night
POLICE BEAT
•	Kidnapping case suspect arrested
BIG ISLAND
•	Big Island mayor out of intensive care at Queen's
MAUI
•	Volunteers needed to clean up harbor Saturday
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Mayoral candidates to be at HCC forum today
•	Kuahelani's basketball, volleyball courts re-open
•	Hunting and Fishing Day will benefit foodbank
•	Hoakalei Country Club, course open in January
•	Circle-island swimmer films Oahu ocean trash
OTHER NEWS
•	With $1 trillion in assets, AIG's future matters
•	Tourism board faulted on CEO
•	Arizona Memorial supervisor named
•	Community calendar
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Search for Kauai fisherman begins
•	Salutes
•	Obituaries
JERRY BURRIS
•	Hoping for a mayoral race runoff

Sports
•	Warriors lineman sidelined six weeks
•	UNLV lineman Taumua breaks through in upset
•	Kamehameha turns back Hawaii Baptist in ILH
UH FOOTBALL
•	Warriors lineman sidelined six weeks
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Kamehameha turns back Hawaii Baptist in ILH
•	Football standings and statistics
•	Games on TV
•	This week
•	Prep notices
GOLF
•	Wie shoots 2-under at Q-School
PADDLING
•	Distance races paddling into financial debt
FOOTBALL
•	Texans might move game to Rice campus
•	Irish learning to deal with early success
•	Pigskin picks
•	Kuromoto still supports Colt's team
BASEBALL
•	Giants' first-round pick Posey will be BeachBoy
•	Phillies rally back into NL East lead
HOMEGROWN REPORT
•	Hawaii players kick start Sac State
ISLE FILE
•	Kai is Sky Blue in new pro league
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	'Tis the season
•	Facebook boots many for 'misuse'
•	'Stop the Clocks!' suffers from awkward growing pains
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Run-walk Oct. 18 at Kualoa Ranch
THEATER
•	Goriness in Hell calls for your imagination
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Catch her (if you can) on VIP feature
TASTE
•	Slow, smokin' barbecue
•	New culinary 'Dictionary' is laughing matter
•	A chance to sample beef raised in the Islands
•	A whole lot of flavors going on at barbecue fest
•	Rely on tasty herb blends for quick shrimp kebabs
•	Culinary calendar
CAROL DEVENOT
•	Whip up a flavorful chicken dish
RECIPE DOCTOR
•	A lightened up chicken Florentine
QUICK BITES
•	Indulge in food, wine, music at Friday street festival
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
MOMS
•	Chemical tied to health risks
•	No child left behind in 2008 election

Business
•	State pension system's assets down by $600M
•	Hawaiian Telcom, workers reach tentative agreement
•	Consumers get some relief, thanks to decline in energy
OTHER BUSINESS
•	British bank buying part of Lehman
•	Fed moves to stem market meltdown
•	FDIC short on funds after 11 banks, thrifts fail
•	Home Depot slashing prices in bid to lure back customers
•	GM officially unveils its Volt, revamped since design show
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Bankruptcies
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Hoku lines up additional financing
•	Automakers likely will get $25 billion in federal loans

Opinion
•	House energy bill offers a way forward
COMMENTARY
•	Paulson gambles, world holds its breath
•	Moose on the loose in Palin country
DAVID SHAPIRO
•	Gov. Lingle is right, HTA's Johnson must go
JERRY BURRIS
•	Hoping for a mayoral race runoff
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

THEATER
•	Goriness in Hell calls for your imagination
•	TGI Wednesday

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