Articles for August 30, 2009

Breaking News
•	Evacuations ordered in Molokai fire
•	Near drowning occurs on Kauai 'Anini Beach
•	Waimanalo boy, 16, in critical condition after one-car crash
•	Visitor Aloha Society needs volunteers
•	Traffic disruptions expected from Sept. 6 Kauai Marathon
•	Police seeking driver after woman in wheelchair hit in crosswalk
•	Lingle meeting with Cabinet, directors over budget spending cuts
•	Rainbow Wahine sweep past UCLA
•	Little League World Series champs from Waipio return to Williamsport
•	Prep football standings
•	Little League World Series: California beats Taiwan for championship
•	CFB: Next week's college football schedule
•	Little League: Mexico beats Texas, wins third-place game
•	NFL: Dolphins rookie receiver Hartline a fast mover
•	Auto racing: Lorenzo takes advantage of mistakes, wins at Indy
•	MLB: Wakefield expects to get cortisone shot Monday
•	MLB: Giants' Johnson hopes to pitch in September
•	NFL: Eagles' coordinator says Vick doesn't disrupt offensive rhythm
•	Tim James: Former NBA player now with Army in Iraq
•	MMA: N.D. man arrested after making debut in the ring
•	NFL: Concerns mounting for banged-up Carolina Panthers
•	Track and field: Bolt says he can run faster in 100, 200 meters
•	Auto racing: Raikkonen wins F1's Belgian GP for 4th time
•	NFL: Receiver Ashley Lelie stakes out a claim as a Chief
•	CFB: Who will be No. 1 in college football? A look at Top 25
•	NFL: Raiders fully undressed in this loss to Saints
•	NFL: Sanchez performs better as Jets defeat Giants
•	NBA: Warriors’ Stephen Jackson demands trade
•	NFL: Despite win, 49ers’ offense has many rough edges
•	MLB: Giants need veteran leadership in next two months
•	Tennis: US Open preview: New dad Federer eyes Slam 16 in NYC
•	Tennis: US Open women's capsules
•	Tennis: US Open men's capsules
•	Fantasy Football: Updated player rankings
•	Big night for Daytime Emmys

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Local News
•	Motorcyclists have message: 'Share the Road'
•	Moloka'i brushfire spreads to 2,500 acres, fueled by wind
•	Akaka bill opposed by civil rights panel
•	$1B in Hawaii state investments tied up
•	Molokai tensions grow over huge water rate hike pending approval
•	Hawaii Democrats reprimand senator over civil-union e-mail
•	Lapses noted in fiscal reporting
•	Smelly patches took away the pain
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Media, military ties rocky
•	Situation in North Korea deteriorating
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	Getting a taste of Greek culture
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Trinity marks 50th birthday
OTHER NEWS
•	$75,000 grant will create career center
•	Kennedy laid to rest near brothers
•	Lingle meets with Cabinet over latest deficit forecast
•	Renovations abound at 'Aina Haina center
OBITUARIES
•	Robert Kazoo Inouye, 77, senator's younger brother
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Smelly patches took away the pain
WILLIAM COLE
•	Injured soldier feels 'betrayed'

Sports
•	Waipahu's Viloria retains world title
•	Rainbows dig deep to hold off Broncos
•	Saint Louis turns back Leilehua's rally, 28-21
UH FOOTBALL
•	Seniors primed for final season
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Saint Louis turns back Leilehua's rally, 28-21
•	'Iolani scores winning TD as time expires
•	Warriors' defense shuts down Seariders
•	Foodland pitches in to aid athletes
•	Adolpho to play for UH in 2011
GOLF
•	Nordqvist leads LPGA's Safeway
•	Goydos, Marino tied atop Barclays
BOXING
•	Lee to end 60-year relation with boxing commission
PADDLING
•	Gamble stands and delivers win
FOOTBALL
•	Cowboys outshine Niners in 20-13 loss
BASEBALL
•	Braves hand Phillies' Lee first NL loss, 9-1
OTHER SPORTS
•	Pigskin Picks returns
•	California rolls into championship game
•	A's cut Angels' lead in West
ISLE FILE
•	BYUH, UHH off to 3-0 starts in volleyball
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Viloria went all out for Hawaii

Island Life
•	Honor & ambition
•	Kids must learn to cope without parents' 'help'
•	Walking the plank at Sand Island
PETS
•	Tucker's a welcome sight for ailing keiki
•	Adoptables
PEOPLE
•	Pain drugs may have put DJ AM at risk
BOOKS
•	Lit beat
•	Hawaii's best-sellers
ART
•	Venice art exhibit dazzles
•	Art calendar
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	From the HIP
'OHANA
•	Food shopping an adventure with kids
FAMILY MATTERS
•	Camping helps family stay strong
•	TGI Sunday
•	Births
•	Tryouts
WAYNE HARADA
•	Kodamas' housewarming party draws some local celebs

Business
•	The new first class is an economy upgrade
•	Luxury hotels downgrade to appeal to more guests
•	Feared citrus pest hits California
TOURISM
•	Kandoo CEO says boat will sail again
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Undersea power cable tests moxie
•	Rock is king, but it wasn't decades ago

Opinion
•	Don't panic: Stimulus still can work here
COMMENTARY
•	Navigating our way to better health care
•	A new take on selecting judges
•	Baby boomers, uninsured drive demand for care
•	Rambling through fair old London
•	China's clunky Yuan
AFTER DEADLINE
•	Discussion upbeat on mainstream media's life
•	Cruise tourism

Entertainment/TGIF
•	TGI Sunday

Travel
•	Road tripping in Arizona
•	Exhibit offers snapshot of India via villagers' eyes
•	Holoholo
•	Beauty of wildlife refuge endures after a century
•	Travel Almanac
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	Shrimp still a winning bet