The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates

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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Breaking News
•	Four Hawaii soldiers killed in Iraq
•	Robbery suspect escapes from Wahiawa police station
•	Kaneohe girl, 7, reports attempted kidnapping
•	Coast Guard transports injured seaman to Oahu
•	250 exposed to measles on flight to Honolulu
•	Man, 19, critically injured in Waikiki moped crash
•	Amoral named Moloka‘i parks supervisor
•	Hundreds celebrate coronation anniversary
•	Newt Gingrich set for Maui book signing
•	Catch Hot Seat excerpts in Sunday's Focus section
•	Waipahu Neighborhood Board has 2 new members
•	Waimano Ridge Task Force meets tomorrow
•	Maui Community College holds presidential forum
•	U.S. House passes bill authorizing Kalaupapa memorial
•	Kalihi board seeks volunteers to fill 3 vacancies
•	Kamehameha, Kamuela students recognized nationally
•	Downed power pole closes Waipahu Street
•	High-surf advisory for north, west shores
•	Russia says flyover of carrier in Pacific part of routine
•	UH-Hilo students push for more locally produced food
•	Parasail chute recovered off Big Island
•	High seas cancel today's Hawaii Superferry voyages
•	Spring 2008 John Young scholars at UH announced
•	Study: Guard, Reserve troops commit most suicides
•	Ewa Elementary honoring Abraham Lincoln
•	Big Island gym to close during 2-month repair work
•	Moderate trade winds hanging around
•	Pettitte tells Congress Clemens revealed HGH use
•	Uno first beagle to be named Westminster's best
•	More than 2,200 new football season tickets requested
•	June Jones adds 5 assistants to SMU staff
•	LPGA's SBS Open at Turtle Bay at a glance
•	Autos: NASCAR puts Busch, Stewart on probation
•	Baseball: Canseco never saw Clemens use, possess steroids
•	Baseball: Livan Hernandez, Twins agree to 1-year deal
•	Baseball: Clemens suit against McNamee to federal court
•	Baseball: Clemens hearing won't settle much
•	CBKB: A.J. Ratliff will not finish season with Indiana
•	CFB: 3 Indiana players arrested over weekend
•	Golf: Sorenstam focused on SBS Open, ’08 season
•	Gymnastics: Wilson earns spot on U.S. men's team
•	Horses: Jockey settles libel lawsuit against Miami paper
•	Horses: $16M racing failure put out to stud
•	NFL: Vikings DE Udeze has form of leukemia
•	NHL: Richard Zednik's condition upgraded to good
•	NFL: Giants punter Jeff Feagles, signs 2-year contract
•	NFL: Patriots sign veteran linebacker T.J. Slaughter
•	Olympics: Vancouver Games seeks volunteers for 2010
•	Olympics: USOC plans no added free-speech measures
•	Preps: Konawaena beats KS-Hawaii for BIIF boys title
•	Preps: Kapaa faces Waimea for state tourney berth
•	Running: Boston Marathon boss injured in fall
•	Soccer: Japan team arrives today for Pan-Pacific event
•	Soccer: Pan-Pacific ticket discounts for military
•	Soccer: State champs to be honored at Pan-Pacific
•	Soccer: Pan-Pacific tickets on sale
•	Tennis: 3 thrown out for betting online from stands
•	Wrestling: Sheriff closes Benoit murder-suicide probe
•	On the air today: College and ILH basketball, hockey
•	On the air tomorrow: College, HPU, OIA basketball
•	Barnwell reports profits almost tripled
•	Vote on Maui housing development stalls
•	Dow closes up 130 points after aid offer to bond insurers
•	Wynn, lobbyists sue to stop tip-pooling initiative
•	Writers casting ballots on whether to end strike
•	‘Project Lifeline’ puts foreclosures on hold
•	GM posts record $38B loss, offers buyouts to 74,000
•	Honolulu Clarinet Quartet at Atherton studio Feb. 23
•	Oscar-nominated shorts screen Friday at Doris Duke Theatre
•	Tix on sale Saturday for Sean Kingston on Maui
•	Maui Writers Conference has new name, new home
•	Diamond Head Theatre to stage ‘Flower Drum Song’
•	UH symposium focuses on Palestine
•	Bolo to perform at Big Island's Ulua Theatre
•	Church launches online weekly talk sessions
•	Shambala Buddhism plans free talk
•	Bikram Yoga studio holds fundraiser for Great Aloha Run
•	Celtic dancers at State Library in March
•	Four leaders bound for Hawaii Business Hall of Fame
•	Ignacio named HELCO president effective March 10

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