Articles for October 5, 2009

Breaking News
•	Police hold man wanted in tourist's death
•	Navy says women will be allowed to serve on submarines
•	American Samoa national park, artifacts damaged in tsunami
•	H-1 North-South Road Interchange opens
•	Hawaii group visits Damien's tomb
•	Flash-flood watch for all islands extended to Tuesday
•	Kaneohe Post Office roof collapses under heavy rains
•	Report cites Isle schools as leaders in reducing junk-food sales
•	Teenager who died after apparent boat accident in Maunalua Bay identified
•	KHON2 announces changes in morning show team
•	Motorcyclist in serious condition after crash with car in Waianae
•	Rep. Wakai running for Hawaii Senate
•	Pearl City students, 10, report sexual assault
•	Girl, 17, reports sexual assault in Waikiki
•	Woman sexually and physically assaulted by two men
•	Annual PetWalk raises over $130,000 for Hawaiian Humane Society
•	12 more Red Cross volunteers leaving for Samoa today
•	UH Football: Warriors to schedule more games against Washington
•	CFB: Urban Meyer says Tebow not cleared to practice, play vs. LSU
•	Danielson named WAC Player of the Week; UH at No. 4 in poll
•	UH-Hilo drops to No. 20 in volleyball poll
•	MLB: TV schedule for playoffs
•	Alleged stalker of ESPN personality ordered confined to Ill. home
•	Favre takes it to the Packers: Vikings win 30-23
•	MLB: A capsule look at Red Sox-Angels playoff series
•	Alleged stalker of ESPN personality to get ankle bracelet, Internet ban
•	MLB: A capsule look at Cardinals-Dodgers playoff series
•	MLB: A capsule look at Rockies-Phillies playoff series
•	MLB: Mr. October or Mr. May? Playoff focus on A-Rod
•	NFL: Eli Manning has inflamed right foot
•	NFL: Cowboys can beat bad teams, can�t beat good ones
•	NFL: McNabb returns to practice, expected to start
•	MLB: Lopresti column: 9 ways to boost baseball in the postseason
•	CFB: FSU�s Bobby Bowden hearing calls to retire
•	NFL: Jets LB Pace rejoins team after 4-game suspension
•	NFL: Bucs release kicker Mike Nugent
•	NFL: 49er coach Singletary would like to have Crabtree this year
•	NFL: These Saints more balanced than past squads
•	CFB: SEC says Georgia got raw deal on celebration call
•	NFL: Napa police forward Raiders probe to DA�s office
•	MLB: Arizona to replace coaches Hale and Bundy
•	MLB: Mets shake up coaching staff after dismal season
•	MLB: Rockies again enter playoffs as NL�s hottest team
•	NFL: McFadden out 2 to 4 weeks with knee injury
•	MLB: Yankees slash premium prices by up to $1,250
•	LeBron criticizes Browns' WR Edwards for alleged fight
•	Judge: Suspect in Iowa coach death can stand trial
•	NFL: No QB switch, Titans stick with Collins over Young
•	NFL: Winless Chiefs facing many woes
•	NFL: Coach Jauron takes blame for Bills� dreadful start
•	MLB: Troy Glaus makes Cardinals� postseason roster
•	MLB: AP source: Hoffman, Brewers agree to deal
•	MLB: Marlins may fire manager despite 87 wins
•	Olympics: Rogge: Picking Rio shows IOC not after �big money�
•	NFL: Browns� Edwards involved in alleged fight
•	NFL: Lions say Stafford is day to day with knee injury
•	Olympics urged to learn from YouTube, Pop Idol
•	NFL: Willis� TD catches Singletary�s attention
•	NFL: Niners� Sopoaga savors more than a win
•	MLB: Twins set to ditch Metrodome � but not just yet
•	MLB: Blast by 'Kung Fu Panda' in the 10th puts fitting cap to Giants' season
•	UH offers group discounts to football, volleyball
•	UH offers alumni, military discounts to football, volleyball
•	UH football: More tailgate time; parking gates to open one hour earlier
•	UH football: Free buses available for students
•	UH football: Chevron Family Fun Zone free at Warrior home games
•	UH football: Bus service offered for Warrior games
•	UH football games on big screen at Ko'olau, Maui theaters
•	Oahu home prices, sales volume up in September from year ago
•	Rising oil prices push up electricity rates on all islands
•	Kona researcher to survey India interest in local coffee
•	Bishop Museum offers 'Furlough Fridays'
•	Food and New Products Show coming up at Blaisdell
•	Gourmet magazine folds
•	Isles take step toward green energy future

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Local News
•	Oahu man still wanted
•	UHPA to begin voting on contract
•	Families celebrate keiki with amusements galore
•	Hawaii hotels post weakest summer ever
•	Teen diver dies in Moanalua Bay
•	Hawaii visitors see Damien statue
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	Relief pours in for Philippines
BIG ISLAND
•	Isle ranch, in red, gets even smaller
MAUI
•	Fallen power line sparked brush fire, officials say
•	Younger brother dies of injuries from Maui crash
KAUA'I
•	Kauai pollution study can't pinpoint source
•	Speed limit lowered on Kauai's 'blood alley'
MY COMMUNITIES
•	2-mile PetWalk helps raise $130,000 for Humane Society
•	Breast cancer event raises $150,000 for research
•	Community Calendar
•	More Red Cross volunteers head to American Samoa
•	Power failures black out shopping center, residents
•	Woman reports abduction, attack by male companions
OTHER NEWS
•	Samoans pause for prayer
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH gets 6-4 guard
•	Funaki will play QB if needed
•	Wie fires 66, ties for second
UH FOOTBALL
•	Funaki will play QB if needed
UH WOMEN'S SOCCER
•	Fresno State blanks UH, 1-0
GOLF
•	Haas captures Senior Players
FOOTBALL
•	Broncos vs. Cowboys
•	Speech ignites San Francisco
•	Saints march over Jets, QB Sanchez
•	Patriots catch break
•	Eli Manning, Stafford suffer leg injuries
•	Dolphins vs. Bills
•	Giants vs. Chiefs
•	Bengals vs. Browns
•	Texans vs. Raiders
•	Steelers vs. Chargers
•	Bears vs. Lions
•	Colts vs. Seahawks
•	Redskins vs. Bucs
•	Jaguars vs. Titans
•	NFL Standings
•	Boise St. dips in polls
BASKETBALL
•	Fever take 2-1 WNBA lead
BASEBALL
•	Twins, Tigers in 1-game playoff
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	You've got to tip your cap to Hill

Island Life
•	A 'green' sweep
•	Don�t throw it away: �Recycle� leftovers
•	Simple exercises improve reflexes
PEOPLE
•	'Zombieland' eats up competition
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Creative writing wins a virtual visit from author Bruce Hale
GREEN
•	For the environment

Business
•	More mortgage woes may be near
•	Simple strategies can help you 'manage' a difficult boss
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Carbon Diversion Inc. battling internal strife
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	U.S. Olympic TV deal likely worth less
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Sniping puts jail in limbo
•	A passion for tutoring math
COMMENTARY
•	Reference-based drug plans hide true cost
•	Parents should be able to care for ill children
•	Fox lacks credibility
•	Rail transit