Articles for April 26, 2010

Breaking News
•	HSTA: Hawaii teachers can't legally work the 3 furlough days for free
•	Lingle vetoes Hawaii contractor residency bill
•	Schofield soldier pleads not guilty to murder in Iraq
•	Hawaii’s Census return rate of 65% one of the lowest in the nation
•	Driver killed in fiery H-1 crash
•	High-surf advisory in effect for all south-facing shores
•	Puunene air show this Saturday on Maui
•	Air Guardsman sentenced for trying to arrange sex with minor
•	Waianae mountains watershed group formed
•	Homeland security exercise in Hawaii planned for Tuesday
•	Hawaii man charged in second cold-case murder in Southern California
•	Kona man arrested in Saturday night stabbing at beach park
•	Hawaii Volcanoes rangers recognized with national honor
•	Missing Puna teen sought
•	City’s Department of Customer Services moves offices
•	U.S. Air Force base on Guam runs phishing scam
•	Hawaii governor in California to appear on panel
•	Homeless good Samaritan left to die on New York City street
•	Lockdown urged on vending machines after theft attempt
•	Hiker fleeing bee swarm injured on Olomana trail
•	Lingle orders flags at half-staff for soldier
•	UH men's basketball team gets commitment from high-scoring point guard
•	Ex-Warrior Kia gets tryout with 49ers
•	UH's Slaats is WAC Pitcher of the Week
•	NFL: Jags open spot for Alualu, release 2-time Pro Bowler DT Henderson
•	UH's Ricketts named WAC pitcher of the week
•	NBA: Magic beat Bobcats 99-90 to complete sweep
•	MLB: Boy hit in head by broken bat at Milwaukee's Miller Park
•	MLB: Howard agrees to $125 million extension with Phils
•	NFL: Roethlisberger: Won’t appeal suspension
•	NFL: AP source: Jets sign 10, including Donovan Warren
•	MMA: Ex-UFC champ Ortiz arrested in Calif.
•	NFL: Packers release injured OLB Thompson, will retire
•	NFL: Ricky Williams uncertain about NFL after 2010
•	NBA: Former Warriors owner Mieuli dead at 89
•	NBA: Hawks’ team bus in accident, no injuries reported
•	CFB: 4 Wolfpack players face drug charges
•	NBA: Thunder exploiting fast break against Lakers
•	NBA: Hawks’ team bus in accident, no injuries reported
•	CBKB: Iowa St’s McDermott to take Creighton job
•	NFL: Bucs release DT Chris Hovan, 5 others
•	Soccer: Beckham says recovery is 2 months behind schedule
•	NFL: Draft viewership sets record
•	College hockey: Boston College players involved in crash, alcohol involved
•	NBA: Are Nuggets unraveling as they teeter on brink?
•	NBA: Mavs C Dampier fined $35,000 for criticizing refs
•	MLB: Obama welcomes champion Yankees to White House
•	NFL: Titans agree with Oregon RB Blount
•	CBKB: Altman announced as new Oregon coach
•	NFL: Patriots release linebacker Adalius Thomas
•	Tennis: Federer gets rare doubles win at Rome Masters
•	Boxer Pacquiao runs for office in Philippines
•	Auto racing: Johnson takes blame for Gordon wreck at Talladega
•	NFL: Ex-Houston QB Pastorini charged with DWI
•	Boxing: Former heavyweight champion John Ruiz retires
•	NHL: Devils coach Jacques Lemaire retires
•	Horse racing: Rule is ruled out of Kentucky Derby
•	Bobsled: Coaches resign from U.S. team
•	CBKB: Altman new Oregon basketball coach
•	NBA: Bryant, Lakers may not have the legs left to stand tall
•	NBA: Lakers search for what’s missing
•	MLB: Giants celebrate Earth Day with wasteful effort at the plate
•	Horses: Derby favorite Eskendereya out with swollen leg
•	Oahu-to-Kauai swim cut short by wall of Portuguese Man-o-War
•	HPR presents pianist Heejin Kang in recital May 15
•	Bishop Museum, two others partner for historic exhibition

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Local News
•	Pedestrian injured; police officer charged with DUI
•	Appeals court rules out evidence
•	Legislature passes seal protection bill
•	Hawaii governor asks teachers to return
•	2 Hawaii children hurt in crash; alcohol, speeding suspected
•	Obama’s sister glad to be back in Hawaii after long visit to D.C.
BIG ISLAND
•	Two public hearings set on proposed water rate hikes
•	Fog leads to 3 car crashes on Big Island
KAUA'I
•	Lockdown urged on vending machines after theft attempt
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Flags to fly half-staff on death of army reservist
•	Hiker fleeing bee swarm injured on Olomana trail
•	Library showcasing student artworks through May 17
•	Community calendar
•	Pearl City man charged in 2nd 1987 California murder
OTHER NEWS
•	Ka'ū in the thick of vog
•	Haze not well studied
•	Stiffer air quality standards sought
•	Kauai budget plan scrutinized
•	Office seekers get busy, online
•	Recycle a shoe, help save the environment
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	'Bows courting forward, guard
•	LaTech rolls to 14-6 win over UH
•	Cavs secure 3-1 lead over Bulls
GOLF
•	Bohn weathers Zurich
SURFING
•	Bartels, Ho, Moore 5th in Australia surf
BASKETBALL
•	Spurs bump Mavs to brink
•	Jazz survive Nuggets' late surge, 117-106
•	Wade has hand in Heat victory
BASEBALL
•	Rays' Price stops Blue Jays, 6-0
TENNIS
•	U.S. earns Fed Cup final against Italy
OTHER SPORTS
•	Coyotes force Game 7
•	Harvick edges McMurray at line
•	Derby favorite out with bad leg
ISLE FILE
•	UH earns share of tennis title
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Greening of the Guard
•	Cat Cora hopes to ease Haiti's plight
PEOPLE
•	Bush memoir set for Nov. 9 release
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Learn about 'Yellowstone of the Sea'
GREEN
•	For the environment
TASTE
•	The precise art of Japanese drinks
RECIPES
•	The precise art of Japanese drinks

Business
•	2nd-mortgage modifications gaining traction
•	Workers emerge from survival mode, sniff opportunity
•	Koa Ridge debate nearing conclusion
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	China moves up in World Bank ranks
•	Coming Events

Opinion
•	A timid rewrite of campaign spending law
COMMENTARY
•	Gill nets must be banned forever
•	ACORN brought poor into domestic politics
•	Two reminders that change is not inevitable
•	Fireworks bill