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Newspaper sale order
A federal judge has approved the sale of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin and brought an end to an anti-trust lawsuit filed by the state attorney general against Gannett Pacific Corp., which operates The Honolulu Advertiser. Click to download the order. Adobe Reader required.

Cardiovascular thoracic surgeon Michael Dang explained to reporters the operation he performed on University of Hawai'i football coach June Jones, who was injured in a one-car accident Thursday. Jones was upgraded to guarded condition yesterday. He was moving his arms and legs and opening his eyes, doctors said. See story.

Eugene Tanner • The Honolulu Advertiser

Posted at 6:15 p.m., February 24, 2001
NEWS UPDATE
Coach remains in guarded condition
University of Hawai'i football coach June Jones remains in guarded condition this afternoon at the Queen's Medical Center after being involved in a one-car crash Thursday, but his prognosis looks better. Jones is aware of his hospital surroundings and is now breathing without the aid of a ventilator.

Previous story: Jones awake, condition upgraded to guarded

Graphic: Repairing Jones' heart

State hopes coach to be 'poster boy' for seat belts

Warriors' spring football will kick off on schedule

Diagram of the accident

Send your best wishes to the coach and read comments sent by others

Navy may widen Greeneville probe
U.S. officials say reports of serious crew errors aboard the USS Greeneville right before the submarine struck a Japanese fishing vessel raised the possibility that the investigation could spread beyond three officers.
A Tribute to the Missing
Previous stories

Audit finds dead may have gotten benefits
The state Department of Human Services failed to enter death dates into its computers for thousands of social services clients, raising the possibility the state paid benefits for dead people.

Theft still skews Isles' stellar crime statistics
Hawai'i has fared well in violent crime statistics compared with other states, but the Isles' high rate of property crimes has skewed the overall picture, a state statistician noted.

Panel approves abortion notification bill

UH kept in dark in search for president

Kamehameha Schools gives CEO hefty raise

Hilo astronomy center eases Mauna Kea rift

Unbeaten Mustangs turn back St. Louis, 52-44
D.C. Daniels scored 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as top-seeded Kalaheo defeated St. Louis, 52-44, in the semifinals of the state tournament. 'Iolani held off Honoka'a, 49-47, in the other semifinal.

UH mum on pursuit of Arizona State baseball coach

Wahine crush San Jose State

Isle File: New Mexico triumphs in Burns golf

Rare problem with seat belt contributed to Earnhardt's death

Book Review: Beach heroes
Hawaii resident David Doyle has written "Rescue in Paradise: Oahu's Beaches & Their Guardians," recording interviews with 80 lifeguards and 20 firefighters over the last year.

'Get Back!' offers grand tribute to the Fab Four

'South Pacific' is thin, but still nostalgic delight

Aston tapped to develop new hotel for Kona
The owner of the Aston Keauhou Beach Hotel is in discussions with its landlord about developing a new hotel on the long-vacant site of the Kona Lagoon Hotel.

Security costs of bank meeting at issue

Demand for workers to level off, survey finds

Site Posted: Saturday, February 24, 2001