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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Breaking News
 •  Bush warns nation of 'long and painful recession' if rescue plan fails to pass
 •  7 robbed at gunpoint at Kalihi business
 •  Oahu woman pleads guilty to mortgage fraud
 •  Plea deal still in limbo in Pali Golf Course murder case
 •  Man's body found floating near Hilo pier
 •  Hawaii, take note: Study shows Seattle's CPR training saves lives
 •  Navy commander to be sentenced Jan. 20 for child porn
 •  �Aina Haina to get 'sneak peak' at shopping center changes
 •  Hawaii education chief: Budget cuts could lead to 165 fewer positions
 •  Vandals sought on Big Island
 •  Big Island police warn of possible Internet scam
 •  MADD candlelight vigil set for Saturday
 •  Consultant: Wall Street crisis will not threaten O�ahu federal mass transit funds
 •  North King Street water main break repaired
 •  Fire burns 20 acres of Big Island pasture land
 •  'Peak' day for jellyfish influx light in Waikiki
 •  Compadres to say 'adios' on Friday
 •  Local firm wins $32.7 million contract to rebuild Arizona Memorial
 •  Waipahu to host Brown Bags to Stardom auditions
 •  National Day of Action volunteers needed in Wai�anae
 •  October closure set for Fort Street satellite city hall
 •  Disabled vets to get slightly higher pensions Dec. 1
 •  Community endowment fund will help windward students
 •  Truck fire slows Farrington Highway near power plant
 •  CEOs of bailed-out firms will have their pay limited
 •  Work progressing on Maui Community Clinic site
 •  Newer, wider Haleakala Highway to open
 •  McCain seeks to delay debate to focus on economy
 •  UH concert to honor Raymond and Marion Vaught
 •  Kauai power outage scheduled for 1 a.m.
 •  Pedestrian accident reported in Waipahu
 •  Water main break forces Kaiulani El closure
 •  Surf: Not much to shout about today
 •  Head-on collision reported in Nanakuli
 •  Weather: Clouds and a few showers expected today
 •  State hosts island healthcare gathering
 •  Nanakuli Elementary awarded $400K fed grant
 •  Maui County closing physician's home in Hana
 •  Candle blamed for Pearl City apartment fire
 •  $850,000 infederal grant to study Ordnance Reef in Wai�anae
 •  Broken waterline slowing traffic through Palama
 •  Burning truck sparks brushfire at Kahe Point
 •  Hawaii public schools to cut $800,000 from sports budgets
 •  Final protest on UH's Ching Athletic Complex rejected
 •  MLB: Mets waste 4-run lead, fall to Cubs 9-6 in 10
 •  MLB: Upcoming National League games
 •  UH football: Ford Island closed for San Jose State game
 •  Surfing: Slater second in France, but moves closer to another world title
 •  MLB: Cardinals beat Diamondbacks 4-2
 •  MLB: Sabathia strikes out 11, Brewers win again
 •  Boxing: De La Hoya-Pacquiao nearly sold out
 •  Prep girls volleyball standings
 •  NFL: Giants suspend WR Burress for 1 game for missing practice
 •  NFL: Millen out as Lions president, CEO
 •  MLB: Braves spoil Phillies� playoff push
 •  CFB: USC recruit gets 4 years in prison for robbery
 •  NFL: 49ers making strides offensively
 •  NFL: Infant son of Buccaneers kicker Matt Bryant dies
 •  Olympics: FIG investigating China�s 2000 team, too
 •  Olympics: 2012 Olympics rule: Toilets that don�t face Mecca
 •  NFL: Favre uncertain if injured ankle will limit him
 •  Sumo: Hakuho takes sole lead in autumn tournament
 •  Cycling: Armstrong to join Astana, say business officials
 •  Athletes to donate brains for concussion study
 •  CFB: Ex-Nebraska RB Collins arrested on murder charge
 •  NFL: QB Huard will start Sunday for Kansas City
 •  NFL: Bills WR Parrish out 4-6 weeks with thumb injury
 •  NFL: Browns stick with QB Anderson against Bengals
 •  NBA: Rookie Heat coach Spoelstra discovers paddleboarding in Hawaii
 •  MLB: Tigers reliever Todd Jones announces retirement
 •  Soccer: FIFA to extend compulsory heart-testing program
 •  MLB: Because of Lincecum, all is not lost with Giants
 •  CFB: Will Oregon State WR-returner Stroughter torment USC again?
 •  CFB: BYU quarterback Hall humbled by national attention
 •  UH football: More free buses available for students
 •  UH: Trainer Toth to sign new book at football game
 •  UH football: Savings offered for families
 •  UH football: Public transportation available
 •  UH football games to be shown at theatre
 •  UH football: Military members get discount for assorted games
 •  Newsstand price for Advertiser to rise Oct. 12
 •  35 to lose jobs when Compadres closes Ward Centre restaurant Friday
 •  DLNR mulls new system to handle noncriminal violations
 •  Outrigger opens renovated Pacific Tower in Waikiki
 •  HVCB honored by corporate planners group
 •  DCCA honors outstanding employees for 2008
 •  'Oprah' correspondent Lisa Ling to speak at HerStory Waikiki event
 •  Maui to mark N�n� Awareness Day
 •  Kaua�i �Make a Splash� festival set for Friday
 •  'Sushi for One' author from Hawaii wins book award
 •  Still more 'Patsy Cline' at Manoa Valley Theatre
 •  Hilton to greet 2009 with The Bangles
 •  Public can guide DOE in careful budget cuts
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