Articles for March 4, 2010

Breaking News
•	Honolulu prosecutor won't seek extended sentencing for Matthew Higa
•	Non-residents to pay $3 to park at Pali Lookout
•	Hawaii House committee draft budget adds $50M to cut teacher furloughs
•	Hawaii not among states chosen for federal Race to the Top funding
•	Kalaupapa 'ice' suspect granted bail
•	Senate confirms Ginoza to seat on state appeals court
•	Hansen's disease patient released on bond while awaiting drug charges
•	Hiker in critical condition after falling from Manoa Falls trail
•	Hawaii teen convicted of murdering neighbor; life sentence to be sought
•	Final goodbye for former Honolulu Mayor Fasi
•	Manslaughter trial for Honolulu auto dealer Pflueger delayed
•	Hawaii housing units pass federal inspection
•	Sewage spills in Aiea Heights
•	Ethics panel says Tam wrongly billed city for meals
•	Phoenix-to-Honolulu flight diverts to San Francisco
•	Hawaii County seeks authority to restrict fireworks
•	Chaminade to launch nursing program
•	Safeway recalls potato salad over salmonella
•	Sirens tested again today on Oahu
•	Roads reopen near Kunia Post Office after semitruck overturns
•	Repair work on H-1 School Street ramps finished
•	Lane closures Sunday on H-1 Airport Viaduct
•	Lane closure Saturday on Pali Highway
•	Hawaii police suspends search for former N.M. soccer coach
•	High-surf advisory for Hawaii's east shores
•	Honolulu Fire Department helps with safety study
•	Da Hui bodysurfing event this weekend at Waimea
•	Homeless man arrested in connection with two Oahu bank robberies
•	Benefit concert Friday for baby with heart condition
•	'Hawaiian Style' chips, onion rings subject of recall
•	Settlement reached in lawsuit over bus injuring bicyclist
•	Desk sergeant nearly stabbed at Wahiawa Police Station
•	Groups say Kauai resort's lights harmful to seabirds
•	Suspected arsonist in McCully fire indicted
•	Boys state high school basketball scoreboard
•	UH baseball team falls to The Citadel, 12-8
•	Rainbow Warriors' WAC tourney chances take hit after loss to Boise St.
•	College baseball: The Citadel beats Hawai‘i, 12-8
•	NFL: How teams approach uncapped free agency
•	NFL: Chargers keep Sproles, release DT Williams
•	Boxing: Deal reached for Yankee Stadium fight
•	MLB: Accident? Maybe not as Zito hits Fielder with his first pitch
•	NFL: Redskins cut 10 veterans on eve of free agency
•	NFL: Saints to release DE Grant
•	Ex-Kahuku star Francisco free agent as Colts won't offer him contract
•	CBKB: 27 arrested near UMd. after Maryland beats Duke
•	CFB: USC hires longtime Fresno St. assistant Baxter
•	CBKB: Baylor women's player Griner suspended two games for punch
•	NFL: 49ers bring back Wilhelm on 1-year deal
•	NFL: Jets release CB Sheppard after 1 season
•	NFL: Lions tender offers to 7 restricted free agents
•	NFL: Cowboys give WR Miles Austin 1st, 3rd-round tender
•	NFL: Giants make 12 roster moves on eve of free agency
•	NFL: CB Williams re-signs 1-year deal with Atlanta
•	NFL: Titans offer tenders to 6 restricted free agents
•	NFL: Chiefs sign Vrabel to contract extension
•	NFL: Cardinals drop S Rolle, tender offer to WR Breaston
•	NFL: Retiring Chris Samuels discusses spinal condition
•	NFL: Bengals release veteran WR Laveranues Coles
•	NFL: Bengals tender 6 players, let 4 go
•	Boxing officials clinic to be held Saturday at Kapolei
•	Hawaii high school bench press contest March 12
•	Judo clinic Saturday at Hawaii Tokai International College
•	NBA: Durant an 'impossible matchup' for opponents
•	NBA: Mavs’ Terry will need surgery after blow to face
•	NFL: Jets tender WR Edwards, 7 other restricted FAs
•	Olympians Vonn, White, Wescott grace Wheaties box
•	MLB: Santana faces hitters for 1st time since surgery
•	Football: Accused doctor resigns from CFL’s Toronto Argos
•	CBKB: Georgetown’s leading scorer Freeman has diabetes
•	NFL: Dividing line drawn: Transition into uncapped year kicks off season of labor uncertainty
•	NFL: There’s no cap on questions
•	MLB: Anderson agrees to minor league deal with Dodgers
•	This week's top auto races
•	On this date: 1990 — NCAA scoring, rebounding leader Hank Gathers collapses, dies
•	Star-Bulletin owner makes bid for Canadian newspaper chain
•	February homes sales rise on Maui, but prices fall
•	Saipan hotel investors file amended complaint against Carlsmith Ball
•	Statewide average gas price unchanged from last week at $3.41 a gallon
•	Hawaii investment in auction-rate bonds loses $250M in market value
•	Oahu crew dancing in MTV competition
•	'Aloha' piano fest announces 2010 artists
•	EIS reform: The cure may be worse than disease

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Local News
•	Jury awards plaintiffs $54M
•	Candidates weigh in on health care plan
•	'Buyer's remorse' after tsunami
•	Hawaii Supreme Court rejects police method of clocking speeders
•	Hawaii lawmakers fast-track bill to ease unemployment tax hike
•	Hawaii's tab for Superferry rises another $218,000, to tow barge
POLICE
•	Homeless man, 23, accused of holdups
WILDLIFE
•	Isle birds get additional protection
•	Ways to eradicate coqui weighed
MAUI
•	Facing $14M budget deficit, Maui to restrict spending
KAUA'I
•	Onion rings, chips under voluntary recall by Tim's
•	Hotel to face lawsuit over deaths of rare bird species
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Aloha Jam Benefit tomorrow at Hard Rock
•	Cyclist, seriously hurt by tour bus, settles his lawsuit
•	Man, 30, indicted on arson charges in apartment fire
•	Onion rings, chips under voluntary recall by Tim's
•	Hotel to face lawsuit over deaths of rare bird species
•	Jailed man, 63, charged with attack on a police officer
•	Amateur bodysurfing event scheduled for this weekend
•	Community calendar
OTHER NEWS
•	Farewell, mister mayor
•	5 warning sirens balk again, but 3 are returned to service
OBITUARIES
•	Shigeru Hotoke's madrigals sang to the world
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH at WAC: 1 in, 1 can be
•	Rainbow Wahine clinch spot
•	Kamehameha runs off with first-round win
UH MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
•	Rainbow Warriors embark on key trip
UH BASEBALL
•	By any name, The Citadel a formidable foe for UH
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Kamehameha runs off with first-round win
•	Kahuku, Mililani advance to Division I quarterfinals
•	Boys basketball state championships schedule
•	Prep schedule
•	Games on TV
GOLF
•	Applications for U.S. Open online
•	Kuroiwa, Sawada capture 4-ball title
•	Pro tour players from Hawaii
GOLF REPORT
•	Hole in One
•	Rolfing's new show takes global scope
FOOTBALL
•	Colts' Manning gets rid of pain in his neck
BASKETBALL
•	Nuggets silence Durant, Thunder
VOLLEYBALL
•	Coaches Reyes, Wilton to reunite
BASEBALL
•	Upton rewarded by Diamondbacks
OTHER SPORTS
•	U.S. women win soccer's Algarve Cup for 7th time
ISLE FILE
•	Patacchia ousted from surf meet in Australia
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	A change Tebow couldn't pass on

Island Life
•	The Qi gong effect
•	Pregnancy weight gain affects baby's health
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Health calendar
PEOPLE
•	Hail to the chiefs at FunnyOrDie.com
ART
•	Print exhibit 'a work of art out of art'
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Paniolo's story told with puppetry
CHARLES STUART PLATKIN
•	Bracelet system, '400 Calorie Fix' target eating

Business
•	Pearl Harbor sets sights on hiring 175
•	Financial adviser to pay $780K to SEC
CONSUMER
•	Harried home chefs get an assist
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Continental will charge more for exit rows
•	Wholesalers see jump as grocers slump
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Lutz to step down as vice chair of General Motors on May 1
ROBBIE DINGEMAN
•	Harried home chefs get an assist

Opinion
•	From virtuous to shoddy in only 7 years
COMMENTARY
•	As planned, rail will kill Waipahu
•	If Great Britain isn't U.S. ally, is anyone?
•	Kupuna care