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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, May 26, 2006

Articles for May 26, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Motorcycle officer injured in crash
•	Tourists stayed longer, spent more in April
•	Man shoots himself, injures woman after argument
•	Four thousand marijuana plants found on Big Island
•	Kaua'i man sentenced to life in prison for fatal stabbing
•	Kaua'i farmer acquitted of murder
•	Motorcyclist killed in Pali Highway crash
•	Police Beat: Arrest in punching purse-theft incident
•	Bridge work closes Kahuapa'ani overpass lane
•	Nevada beats Hawaii in WAC baseball tourney
•	UH's Ilaoa gets sixth year from NCAA
•	Wie's U.S. Open qualifying threesome announced
•	Ching scores in U.S. soccer win
•	Ishii misses Senior PGA Championship cut
•	Expect a warm, sunny day
•	New south swell to peak tomorrow
•	Stocks rise on spending data

Local News
•	Copper, brass thefts getting more brazen
•	FBI ties security chief to organized crime
•	Record donations amaze charities
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	'Top gun' attorney sought for dam probe
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Wading pond loses upkeep battle
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Hospital ship ready to aid in Philippines
•	Hickam-based C-17s heading for Australia
COURTS
•	Judges to explain closed-door questioning of Jones jurors
POLICE
•	HPD seeks help in catching bank suspect
POLICE BEAT
•	Man arrested in death-threat case
ENVIRONMENT
•	Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, animals at risk
SCIENCE
•	Jaws of Gardner belong to ulua
WILDLIFE
•	Fishing net suspected in shark pups' deaths
BIG ISLAND
•	Genetically engineered papaya trees cleared
OTHER NEWS
•	Grants
•	What's open and closed
•	Firms to pay $1.4 million in diving suit
•	Asphalt shortage delays four projects
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	'Idol' finale to air again on Sunday
OBITUARIES
•	John Kelly, 60, A&B Inc. executive, active locally
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	iPod might grab the swing vote

Sports
•	Rainbows blank LaTech, 8-0
•	Women in a league of their own
•	Wie faces PGA pros in Open qualifier
OLYMPICS
•	Canadian protesters arrested
•	Beijing shifting from planning to playing
UH BASEBALL
•	Nevada on a roll as it takes on Hawai'i
GOLF
•	Morgan starts well on home course
MARTIAL ARTS
•	Miller meets super-sized foe
BASKETBALL
•	Energized Pistons hold off Heat, 92-88; even series at 1
•	Mavericks need to slow down Suns in Game 2
RECREATION
•	Tiny Loo makes big mark in ring
•	Surf Into Summer kicks off season
•	Big haul for Kawabata
•	Five Isle gymnasts earn honors at nationals
•	Sports notices
•	Bacardi USA, Hawai'i Polo Inn to face off
OTHER SPORTS
•	Aloha Stadium renovations likely delayed till '07
ISLE FILE
•	Vorderbruegge named HPU basketball coach
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Hopefully, the bubble won't burst

Island Life
•	Gone, not forgotten
•	Eddie Kamae wins award at Pacifika 2006
•	Honolulu native Preston visits old haunts
'AMERICAN IDOL'
•	Star-heavy 'Idol' finale stole 'Lost' viewers
•	Ohio couple relieved 'Idol' season's voting finally over
MUSIC
•	Forever Hootie
•	Screamo/metal bands to blast Pipeline
•	My View: 'Cracked Rear View' by Hootie & The Blowfish
•	Dixie Chicks' 'Way' is unabashed
•	Billboard hits
MOVIES
•	Rainbow Festival reflects diversity of gay community
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	Fans less lost after 'Lost' season finale
VIDEO GAMES
•	Upcoming video game releases
PETS
•	When Rover roams, help bring him home
•	Kitty cookbook for fabulous feline feasts
•	Year-round prevention best cure for fleas
HOME AND GARDEN
•	Australian tree fern threat to native Hawaiian plants
•	Home and garden calendar
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Campy kabuki
•	Tube Notes
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Ongoing events

Business
•	Vacant store space going fast on O'ahu
•	New insurer coming to Islands
•	Seed-growing a $144 million industry here
•	Endorsement from Navy fuels Hoku stock rebound
REAL ESTATE
•	Mortgage rates reach 4-year high
•	More see need for home away from home
CONSUMER
•	Spanish-American War phone tax ending at last
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Appeal's prospects 'extremely dim'
•	Evidence against Skilling, Lay irrefutable, jurors say
•	Home Depot CEO silences pay critics
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Check status of your tax refund

Opinion
•	U.S. must not give up human-rights edge
•	Public-private deals must be in the open
COMMENTARY
•	Second Opinion piece needs a second look
•	Letters to Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Forever Hootie
•	Screamo/metal bands to blast Pipeline
•	Hollywood taps local trainer for 'X-Men' stunts
THE NIGHT STUFF
•	Sipping under the stars on a beachside evening
•	After hours: Nightspotting

MOVIES
•	Rainbow Festival reflects diversity of gay community
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	Fans less lost after 'Lost' season finale
MUSIC
•	My View: 'Cracked Rear View' by Hootie & The Blowfish
•	Dixie Chicks' 'Way' is unabashed
•	Billboard hits
DINING
•	Just the ticket: Where to go for pre-show bites
VIDEO GAMES
•	Upcoming video game releases
COMEDY
•	Tommy Chong's career doing time in the joint
OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
•	Buzzing about ...
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Ongoing events