Articles for January 13, 2010

Breaking News
•	Panic, looting, triage after major Haiti quake
•	Clinton postpones Asia trip, returns to D.C. to help with Haiti relief effort
•	U.S. military team lands in Haiti
•	Massive aid effort under way for Haiti earthquake victims
•	Red Cross seeking donations for Haiti aid
•	Why Haiti keeps getting hammered by disasters
•	Pat Robertson: Haiti earthquake result of �pact with the devil�
•	International aid pledges for Haiti quake relief
•	Timeline of Haiti�s natural disasters
•	Wyclef Jean�s tweeting for Haiti galvanizes Web
•	U.S. halts deportations to Haiti
•	UPS donating up to $1M to Haiti relief effort
•	14 U.N. personnel killed, 150 missing in Haiti
•	Across U.S., families, friends await word
•	U.S. celebrities urge quake relief
•	U.S. Red Cross out of medical supplies in Haiti
•	California deploying search-and-rescue team
•	Want to help? Here are some tips
•	A primer on U.S.-Haiti relations
•	Fire damages two Moanalua Valley homes
•	Hiker who fell to his death was Schofield officer
•	Aloun Farms owners plead guilty to illegal workers
•	Hikers find body near Kaena Point
•	Maui police identify man who drowned off Makena
•	Case claims Hanabusa wants to delay Hawaii election for Abercrombie's seat
•	Kauai woman left hospitalized with burns after home fire
•	Schoolkids invited to enter poetry contest
•	Settlement reached on alleged wastewater discharge at Kualoa Beach Park
•	Services for veterinarian killed in plane crash scheduled Saturday
•	National charter school alliance says Hawaii laws restrictive
•	Judge refuses to dismiss manslaughter charges in 2006 Kaloko Dam disaster
•	Kauai home that sits atop burial site wins vote
•	Man seriously injured in industrial accident at Kapolei
•	Fight against Kona fire goes on
•	Kauai Planning Commission denies Naue burial plea
•	Big Island missing swimmer identified
•	Board of Water Supply crews complete Waimanu Street repairs
•	Man arrested in North Shore shooting
•	Council delays action on trash fines for a month
•	Kauai man pleads guilty in stabbing death of wife
•	Former Schofield captain sentenced in $400,000 embezzlement
•	Oregon man dies after swimming at Kihei beach
•	Wie, Solheim Cup U.S. team members meet Obama
•	Colt Brennan, 8 other Warriors on WAC All-Decade team
•	Preps: Jim Iams retires as Punahou girls volleyball coach
•	Maui girl in NFL punt, pass, kick national finals at San Diego
•	NFL: Titans RB Johnson AP's top offensive player
•	CFB column: Heavyweight Trojan football program given to lightweight � Lane Kiffin
•	Sony Open: Tee times for Fujikawa, other Hawaii golfers
•	NFL picks: Scoreboard watching can be dizzying
•	NBA: No. 1 pick Griffin to have season-ending surgery
•	Penn State volleyball player Hodge wins Honda Award
•	NFL: Crennel to become def. coordinator for Chiefs, reunites with Weiss
•	Canseco says McGwire still lying
•	CFB: New USC coaching staff will use some old tactics, especially if Chow returns
•	CFB: TE D.J. Williams returning to Arkansas
•	CFB: Houston QB Case Keenum to stay for senior year
•	NFL: Patriots LB Junior Seau retires again
•	NBA: Celtics coach Doc Rivers is fined $25,000
•	Lacrosse: Free clinic Sunday at Kapiolani Park
•	UH basketball: First 500 for tonight's women's game get 'dog tags'
•	CFB: All-American LB Jones staying at Michigan St.
•	NFL: Redskins offensive line coach Joe Bugel retires
•	MLB: Giants complete 1-year deal with Huff
•	Tennis: Serena Williams into Sydney semifinals
•	Track and field: Semenya's coach says she is free to compete
•	Sailing: BMW Oracle takes Alinghi back to court over sails
•	CFB: Tennessee begins search for Kiffin�s replacement
•	MLB column: Steroid Era�s real mystery: Not who, but how many
•	UH women's volleyball: Banquet set for Jan. 31
•	UH baseball: Grand Slam gala Feb. 15
•	Fishing: Applications being accepted for Mike Sakamoto scholarship
•	Ex-NFL back Fuamatu-Maafala will head youth football camp
•	Little League to hold seminars in Hawaii
•	Football: Westside Big Boyz 8-man team holding registration
•	Pro boxing, mixed martial arts card Sunday at Waipahu High
•	On this date: 1974 � The Miami Dolphins win their second straight Super Bowl
•	Thousands turn out for Hawaii job fair
•	BBB accepting nominations for 2010 Torch Awards
•	Free yoga program offered in Waimanalo
•	State library offers 2 �storytime� programs
•	APEC preparation will take coordination

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Local News
•	Pedestrian killed in Nu'uanu
•	Ocean debris action plan debuts
•	Honolulu Zoo rated 3rd-worst for elephants
•	Honolulu rail project architects defend plan for elevated route
•	Clinton says U.S. is 'back in Asia,' hails diversity of Isles
•	Actress, other women allege abuses by Hawaii's Family Court
•	Inouye, Cochran visiting Japan
EDUCATION
•	Grant will boost PBS student news network
BIG ISLAND
•	'End of the World' jumper still missing after search
MAUI
•	Oregon man, 49, dies after being caught in a riptide
KAUA'I
•	Kal�heo man rescued from ocean near Sheraton Kauai
•	Hoapili Sr., 51, admits guilt in stabbing wife to death
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Army officer given stiff sentence for Afghan scheme
•	Hoapili Sr., 51, admits guilt in stabbing wife to death
•	Council defers action on bill allowing fines for early trash
•	Community calendar
•	Suspect, 23, held in attempted murder
OTHER NEWS
•	Islands still a sunny favorite even as pro golf visits dwindle
•	Obituaries
JERRY BURRIS
•	Clinton focuses on ties to Asia

Sports
•	Vandals will feel right at home in Hawaii
•	Penn to defend in Abu Dhabi
•	Kiffin hired as USC coach
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	'Iolani girls deny Punahou, 2-0
•	Kamehameha boys hold off 'Iolani, 49-47
•	Kahuku boys stay unbeaten in OIA Red East
•	Prep schedule
GOLF
•	Keiley answers Challenge
•	Fujikawa one of six with Hawaii ties to tee it up
•	Sony Open - Past Champions
•	Waialae Country Club
•	Sony Open Record Book
•	The Field
•	He got trophy, not attention
•	Top PGA money leaders in 2010 Sony Open in Hawai�i
•	PGA wives� food program to benefit keiki
•	Sony Open in Hawai�i
•	Isle players eager to kick-start year, careers
•	Major competition set for Sony
FOOTBALL
•	Packers' Woodson is AP's top defensively
BASKETBALL
•	Freshmen lift No. 2 Kentucky
•	Spurs roll past ailing Lakers
OTHER SPORTS
•	'Goose' says no Hall for users of steroids
ISLE FILE
•	Satele to try UH volleyball
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	UH must step up for Nash's sake

Island Life
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Rules to eat by (and still enjoy it)
PEOPLE
•	O'Brien rejects NBC's late-night shift
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	Design it, and fabric companies will print it
TASTE
•	Super soba
•	Cupcakes go healthier with a few tweaks
•	Shepherd's pie is easy, delicious
•	Easy soba recipe requires plastic bag, scale
•	Culinary calendar
QUICK BITES
•	Go ahead, Godiva for breakfast

Business
•	State tax revenues drop 8.3% since July
•	Sawyer named SBA Hawaii director
•	Google ending its censorship in China
AIRLINES
•	U.S. airline group offers JAL $1.4B
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Isle ag sales hit 28-year high
•	Fed paid record $46.1B to Treasury
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Pacific Office Properties looking to buy
•	U.S. trade deficit at 10-month high; exports also up

Opinion
•	Army needs to make case for Makua plan
COMMENTARY
•	Pakistan showing promise, at last
•	Renouncing evil powers and anonymity
DAVID SHAPIRO
•	Inouye, Akaka choose politics over principle
JERRY BURRIS
•	Clinton focuses on ties to Asia
•	Civil unions