Articles for July 28, 2009

Breaking News
•	Judge submits final ruling against furloughs for Hawaii workers
•	$400,000 raised to help cover sports cuts in Hawaii public schools
•	Donations accepted to help offset budget cuts for Hawaii high school sports
•	Guam executive gets 5 years probation for theft charge
•	Homeless man arrested in Makiki for alleged assault
•	Senate honors Hawaii’s 50 years of statehood
•	Sea-based missile defense system test off Hawaii slated
•	Waipahu woman, 71, arrested after alleged knife threat
•	Hawaii gamblers can no longer write off their Vegas losses under new law
•	Judge delays ruling on lawsuit against Advertiser
•	Invasive yellowjacket wasps altering Haleakala ecosystem
•	Ex-UH volleyball star Willoughby given 5 years probation for '06 assault case
•	Mostly sunny day with isolated showers in Island forecast
•	Servco Pacific employees to distribute 250 backpacks to Oahu schoolkids
•	$400,000 raised to help cover sports cuts in Hawaii public schools
•	NFL: Report: Childress says Favre not coming back
•	Swimming stunner: Phelps loses to Biedermann
•	NFL: Browns sign second-round draft pick Massaquoi
•	Coach threatens to pull Phelps from meets over bodysuits flap
•	Autos: Massa alert, answering questions in hospital
•	NBA: Bobcats, Hornets complete Okafor-Chandler deal
•	CFB: Ohio State QB Pryor tabbed top offensive player in Big Ten vote
•	MLB: Mets boss: GM Omar Minaya made a mistake
•	Nash says Shaq will fit right in with LeBron
•	NFL: Redskins sign supplemental pick DE Jarmon
•	NFL: Third-round draft pick reaches deal with Colts
•	MLB: Police say new law needed after fatal Pa. beer brawl
•	Boxing: Mississippi fighter dies after head injury during bout
•	MLB: Company that owns Blue Jays wants to control costs
•	Boxing: Ohio man claims assault by Pavlik, trainer
•	Swimming: Pellegrini sets another WR for the home folks
•	Cycling: Contador, Armstrong trade barbs after Tour
•	CFB: Illini, Wildcats aim for a date at Wrigley Field
•	Water polo: US, Serbia advance in water polo semis
•	Swimming: FINA bureau confirms ban on bodysuits
•	NFL: Dungy: Vick focused on putting life back together
•	Delaware legislator calls NFL suit hypocritical
•	MLB: Mets’ bosses are equals in ignorance
•	NFL: Will there be any takers for Michael Vick?
•	Olympics: Silver anniversary brings back golden memories
•	Track: Britain picks doping-tainted Chambers for worlds
•	NFL: Vick has a plan, and so far it's working
•	MLB: Lincecum dazzles to beat Pirates, Ks 15
•	Olympics: Kuwait changes sports laws, averts ban
•	NFL: 49ers sign RB Glen Coffee to 4-year deal
•	Former QB Joe Ferguson feeling good after battles with cancer
•	On this date: 1991 — Montreal Expos' Dennis Martinez pitches a perfect game
•	Visitor spending falls to $843.9M in June, down 16.1% from year ago
•	Japan Airlines retires older 747s, replaces them with newer model
•	Kaiser Permanente pledges $300K to help manage childhood obesity
•	Starwood supports Kapiolani Medical Center
•	JAL president said airline considering resuming fuel surcharges
•	Prince Lot Hula Festival draws 8,500 at Moanalua Gardens
•	Distributed Energy Partners leases space in Hawaii Times building
•	Hotel sales likely to accelerate, top industry executive says
•	J Salon named one of nation's top 100 by Elle magazine
•	Tube Notes: 'Rescue Me,' 'More to Love'
•	Artist Dalek showing an original piece at First Friday
•	Hard Rock Cafe hosting annual school supply drive
•	Jon Osorio plays 'Aloha Shorts' Sunday
•	Pau Hana Power Hour kicking off at Pipeline
•	Dubliners decry U2’s noisy all-night stage removal
•	Video games were inescapable at Comic-Con

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Local News
•	Willoughby must pay victim
•	Wolfhounds host Japanese orphans
•	Bird fossils found in Kalaeloa
•	Probe urged of battle that killed Hawaii man
•	Hawaii officials confirm Obama’s original birth certificate still exists
•	Hawaii back-to-school spending reels under recession’s impact
•	Texting while driving is riskier than many had thought
•	$11,060 spent per student in Isles
•	29,000 Jehovah's Witnesses arriving
POLICE
•	Unmarked cars aid police patrols
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Woman held after allegedly using counterfeit cash
•	Man accused of forcing ex-girlfriend's car off road
•	State caps virology lab's tests of swine flu specimens
•	Palace cuts electric bill with energy-saving procedures
•	Hawaii receives fed grant for underground tank leaks
•	Rescuers airlift injured hiker from valley's Kalalau Trail
•	St. Francis welcoming boys in freshman class for 1st time
•	Agencies invited to apply for land conservation grants
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH AD to take pay cut
•	Salud realized dreams with world boxing title
•	HHSAA to address cuts in athletics
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	HHSAA to address cuts in athletics
FOOTBALL
•	Vick conditionally reinstated by Goodell
BASEBALL
•	Nationals' Willingham belts two grand slams
TRACK AND FIELD
•	Aloha State Games
ISLE FILE
•	Hilo rolls to Junior baseball crown
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Vick will get fair chance at comeback

Island Life
•	KEEP OUT - teen privacy
•	Twitter turning birth into live event
•	Parents can’t keep kids in a bubble but can offer support
PEOPLE
•	Choreographer Merce Cunningham dies
ART
•	Early exposure to the arts touted
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Teenie Beanies celebrate 30 years of Happy Meals

Business
•	Bankoh profits drop 36% in 2nd quarter
•	Bankruptcy filing stymies foreclosure
•	Aid available to protect land
REAL ESTATE
•	New home sales surged in June
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawaiian Airlines parent tops 2nd quarter earnings forecast
•	Stocks move up slightly after mixed day
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Mokulele Air hooks up with Travelocity

Opinion
•	State needs reliable air service to Kalaupapa
COMMENTARY
•	Older Americans need health reform urgently
•	Restoring the vice presidency
•	Beach litter