Articles for January 26, 2010

Breaking News
•	Coast Guard comes to aid of Taiwanese fishing vessel
•	Police reopen Ala Moana Blvd. after suspicious package investigated
•	State postpones Makapuu road closures this week
•	Kaneohe Marine among three killed Sunday in Afghanistan
•	Union members picket UPW in Hilo over prison closure
•	Mayor says federal EIS on Honolulu rail-transit project is 99% complete
•	Hundreds rally against cuts in Hawaii health, human services programs
•	Higa told police Cyrus Belt was alive before he was tossed from overpass
•	Kahului Pool closing Wednesday for pump repairs
•	Waianae Small Boat Harbor dredging project begins Wednesday
•	UHPA members ratify new contract with University of Hawaii
•	N.Korea might allow U.S. in to recover Korean War dead
•	Hawaii parents can enroll kids in kindergarten starting in February
•	Bill would transfer management of Kalaupapa
•	GOP blames unions and Democrats for education problems
•	Hawaii tourism was down 4.5% in 2009
•	Aiona to unveil plans for promotion of Hawaii sports
•	State outlines case against teenager accused in Ewa Beach murder
•	Three people arrested in connection with Liliha attack
•	Big Island records fewer registered vehicles
•	Northern Mariana Islands governor subpoenaed
•	Guam lawmakers OK bill to triple tobacco tax
•	Waianae man is Oahu's 8th traffic fatality of year
•	December visitor arrivals edge up
•	Man critically injured in Aiea fall
•	UPS honors Lihue driver
•	Runway work will increase air traffic over Kalihi, Downtown areas
•	Waialua Library to host photography exhibit Feb. 4
•	Volunteers sought to help collect water samples Feb. 6
•	State Judiciary seeking court interpreters
•	Aiea woman dies of injuries from Dec. 16 incident
•	Panos Prevedouros to run for mayor
•	UH faculty senate says cancer center director improperly appointed
•	Kamehameha's Beau Yap verbally commits to Baylor
•	NFL: Humor is back in Anheuser-Busch Super Bowl ads
•	Li upsets Venus Williams to prevent sister semifinal
•	OIA girls basketball playoffs start today
•	OIA girls soccer playoffs start today
•	CBKB: South Carolina's Downey scores 30 to take down No. 1 Kentucky
•	Skiing: Bode Miller makes his fourth U.S. Olympic team
•	Nadal retires with knee injury at Australian Open
•	NFL heads toward labor showdown
•	NFL: Six Super Bowl story lines
•	Skiing: Kearney headlines U.S. Olympic freestyle team
•	Figure skating: Animal rights group unhappy with Weir wearing fur
•	NFL: Vikings CB Griffin needs major knee surgery
•	CBKB: President thanks No. 1 Wildcats for Haitian relief
•	USC’s Barkley has minor surgery on right wrist
•	NFL: San Francisco DL Justin Smith added to Pro Bowl
•	MLB: A’s sign free-agent RHP Sheets
•	NFL: Atlanta receiver White added to Pro Bowl roster
•	CBKB: Calhoun to miss 3rd game on medical leave
•	Orioles and Tejada together again, for $6 million
•	Super Bowl: CBS willing to air more advocacy ads
•	MLB: Phils sign Ruiz to $8.85 million, 3-year contract
•	NFL: Raiders hire Hue Jackson as offensive coordinator
•	NBA: Hornets deal Brown to Clippers, avoid luxury tax
•	Father's death puts Kerrigan in spotlight again
•	Baseball: How to catch a fly ball? Keep an eye on it, study finds
•	NFL: Some effects of an uncapped season
•	Soccer: Ronaldo banned 2 games for breaking rival's nose
•	Skiing: Pranger leads World Cup slalom; Miller 3 seconds back
•	Super Bowl: Delta adding flights to handle crush heading for Florida
•	CFB: 2 more Mich. St. football players face charges
•	Soccer: Police identify suspect in Cabanas shooting
•	Soccer: U.S. player Holden joins Bolton until end of season
•	After Jay-Conan fiasco, NBC hopes to recover for Olympics
•	CFB: SMU player suspended after arrest on rape charge
•	NFL: Pete Carroll gets down to work at Senior Bowl
•	UH track: Manoa Mile fundraiser Feb. 6
•	UH women's volleyball: Banquet set for Jan. 31
•	UH baseball: Grand Slam gala Feb. 15
•	On this date: 1955 — Joe DiMaggio is elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame
•	Company bidding to build rail system hosts meeting for contractors
•	Out of bankruptcy, General Growth now focuses on reducing debt
•	Hawaii BBB warns consumers about fake prize scam
•	Baby Hui holds keiki gear ‘swap-a-thon’
•	‘Taste of ‘50s Local’ on gallery walls
•	eBay founder to give lecture at UH
•	Mardi Gras Carnaval 2010 is Feb. 16 in Honolulu Arts District
•	B.E.A.C.H. screens ‘Marine Debris’ film
•	Travis 'Moonchild' Haddix back at the Atherton
•	Six artists from Hawaii to play at prestigious South by Southwest festival
•	Clear disclosure vital in political spending

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Local News
•	Storm batters container ship
•	JAL expected to remain marathon sponsor
•	'There was nothing I could do' for dead tot
•	Hawaii’s dry spell predicted to linger through May
•	Hawaii House to decide by Friday whether to vote on civil unions
•	Lingle calls for tax incentives to boost Hawaii construction, hiring
•	Bail at $1M for 2 beating suspects
•	Lingle repeats call to dismantle BOE
COURTS
•	Community calendar
BIG ISLAND
•	Construction worker dies of injuries after 18-foot fall
MY COMMUNITIES
•	UH prof plans 2nd mayoral bid if Hannemann resigns
•	Group seeks help assessing water quality at beach park
•	Woman allegedly beaten by grandson dies at hospital
•	Resolution accuses Hinshaw of unfair search for director
•	Courts extend deadline for hiring more interpreters
•	Seven photographers will show, sell their work at library
OTHER NEWS
•	Free drive-in flicks start March 19
•	Hawaiian Music nominees left off special Grammy Web site
•	Kelly will manage Advertiser opinion
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Spark in Lingle's speech returns

Sports
•	NFL plan under review
•	HPU tops Hilo in OT
•	Seven from Hawaii remain in surf event
UH MEN'S BASKETBALL
•	'Bows' Williams to miss trip
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Lancers’ Munos sharp in 61-47 win
•	Visiting Radford stuns Mililani, 44-43
•	Prep schedule
•	Gamebreakers
•	Prep soccer
•	Boys basketball poll
•	Girls basketball poll
FOOTBALL
•	Hawaii to get $550K from BCS
•	Fact or fiction? Favre mulling retirement
BASKETBALL
•	James' late free throws lift Cavs
•	UConn women tie record run at No. 1
TENNIS
•	Cilic outlasts ailing Roddick in quarters
OTHER SPORTS
•	BYUH men pull out thriller against HPU
ISLE FILE
•	UH volleyball stays No. 9
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Tough to call it a Pro Bowl this year

Island Life
•	A cut above
•	Pinkney, Stead win children's book awards
•	Knocking on doors is so last century
THEATER
•	Beauty of comic 'Art' lies in eye of beholder
PEOPLE
•	Big business backed Hitler, Stone says
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Fraternity fundraiser gives aid

Business
•	Lingle plan halves employers' tax hike
•	Bankoh's 4th quarter earnings rise 3.1%
•	Low fuel forces flight turnaround
OTHER BUSINESS
•	A&B sells Mililani Shopping Center
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Existing-home sales for 2009 grew, even with December's 16.7% tumble
•	Island Air COO Wetsel stepping down

Opinion
•	Lingle sets right focus for session: It's jobs
COMMENTARY
•	'Our Aloha State's greatest days are yet to come'
•	Rail Transit

Entertainment/TGIF
THEATER
•	Beauty of comic 'Art' lies in eye of beholder