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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.

Mayor Jeremy Harris, who revealed his city budget proposal yesterday, will add 34 groundskeepers for the city's parks. See story.

Eugene Tanner • The Honolulu Advertiser

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Sub, ship less than 3 miles apart during periscope check
New information released yesterday by the National Transportation Safety Board shows that the USS Greeneville used its periscope to check for surface vessels just three minutes and 20 seconds before it slammed into a Japanese training vessel on the surface.

Survivor search halted

A Tribute to the Missing

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No new taxes in Harris' city budget
Honolulu Mayor Jeremy Harris' proposed budget calls for modest increases in areas he feels are priorities without proposing expensive new initiatives.

Senate committee kills abortion bill
The measure requiring physicians to notify parents before performing abortions on minors and approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee last month was reconsidered and killed yesterday.

Space: The final frontier

Get the latest information on space missions, astronomy, space industry jobs and science fiction entertainment from Space.com.

Low cholesterol may not benefit elderly
Those older than 70 with a low cholesterol level face an increased risk of heart disease, according to startling new findings from a Honolulu Heart Project study.

State hospital building closure protested

UH students to protest stalemate on salaries

Age-of-consent bill advances

Deal offered in campaign probe

Volleyball Warriors sweep again
In beating a higher-ranked opponent for the first time this season, the No. 6 Warriors improved to 10-3 overall and 6-2 in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. Eight of their victories have been three-game sweeps.

UH defender glad to be home

UH loses sixth in row, 8-4, at San Jose

Rainbows search for second road win

Up close with marine life
New books reviewed by Jolie Jean Cotton look at blue whales, crabs and other ocean creatures. The author holds a degree in zoology and has studied humpbacks, sperm whales and blue whales in the open ocean.

Book Review: George Kahumoku Jr., a man of two cultures

Waikiki to get daily cleanup
Waikiki business leaders announced a $1.25 million contract yesterday that will put more than a dozen cleaning people on the district's streets each day starting next week.

New feel at Liberty House's main store

Japan official pressured to ease lending

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