The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates

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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Thursday, April 05, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	Tractor driver killed in Pacific Heights
•	Rose, Wetterich share Masters lead
•	Hearing on labor complaint against Big Isle newspaper
•	Business highlights: Chrysler, Harrah's, Microsoft
•	Jared Leto band 30 Seconds to Mars to play May 13
•	City's junior lifeguard program gearing up for summer
•	Dice-K strikes out 10 in Boston's 4-1 win over Royals
•	City offers teens junior paramedic program
•	Huggins leaving Kansas State for West Virginia
•	'It was a great night' Aweau says of Hapa New York concert
•	Hawaiian civic club aims to attract young members
•	AlohaCare to provide state health coverage on Moloka'i
•	Longs Drug Stores reports higher March earnings
•	HomeStreet bank suspends ATM network fees
•	Maui's Renee DeWitt makes it to next 'Top Model' round
•	6 'new era pink' anthuriums on display at plant show (news release)
•	Hawaii Biotech's chief executive officer steps down
•	Shinto shrine to hold pet blessing festival
•	Florida's juniors to declare for NBA draft
•	Lokahi Canoe Club to hold keiki paddling event
•	Navy Hale Keiki School to celebrate 60th anniversary
•	Ward Warehouse shops to offer keiki Easter goodies
•	Gates open at 4:30 a.m. for Punchbowl sunrise service
•	British organist offers free recital
•	Kings' Artest has hearing postponed
•	On air tomorrow: UH baseball, volleyball on radio
•	On air today: Hawaii-Sacramento St. baseball on radio
•	Sports tomorrow: UH-Hilo vs. HPU baseball at CORP
•	Sports today: High school girls basketball on tap
•	Wizards' Arenas done for season
•	Donovan will remain at Florida
•	Waikiki Prince officially joins Hilton chain (news release)
•	ESPN to televise four UH football games in 2007
•	Pacific Heights tractor victim identified
•	Moore named DOE assistant superintendent
•	Former Honolulu federal prosecutor killed in Africa
•	Akaka: VA must change to deal with 'invisible wounds'
•	Harry Freitas nominated as Big Island judge
•	Police Beat:Two men report gunpoint robbery
•	$2.66 million released for prison repairs
•	Rainbows blow by Sacramento State in baseball, 9-6
•	Voyaging canoes leave Palau for Yap en route to Japan
•	Kahuku shrimp farm follow-up tests negative for virus
•	Former soap opera star sent back to jail
•	Former Kamehameha Schools official to join OHA board
•	State, union employees reach tentative contract
•	McMackin named UH defensive coordinator
•	Beer maker backs UH effort to curb underage drinking
•	Wilson ends 3 over, Watabu 15 over at Masters
•	Today's events: '42nd Street,' concert, battle of poets
•	National & world news highlights
•	'The Bachelor' Andy Baldwin to host school fundraiser
•	Japan's baby boomers rank Hawai'i No. 2 destination
•	Mayor to dedicate water sports art at aquatic center
•	Moisture to blame for salmonella in peanut butter
•	Dog biscuits in latest recall sold at Wal-Mart, Longs
•	Vacation rentals face scrutiny on Kaua'i
•	Kaua'i missile-testing facility installs new commander
•	Teens testing first-aid skills today in state competition
•	Design input sought for commemorative state quarter
•	7 U.S. soldiers killed in Baghdad in two days
•	Swells rolling in on north- and west-facing shores
•	Oh baby, it's cold outside, and wait till tonight
•	Sanjaya sails through another 'Idol' cut, now in top 8
•	State airports add parking for holiday traffic
•	City offices closed tomorrow in observance of holiday
•	Wall Street edges higher ahead of 3-day break
•	Brothers to be awarded Civilian Medals of Valor
•	Hawai'i's Major Leaguers to earn $1,322,500
•	Spike's Ultimate Fighter featuring Penn debuts tonight
•	65,000 attend Family Festival
•	'Super Sucker Junior' unveiled to fight invasive algae
•	Kaua'i announces holiday closures
•	Several swells heading for the Islands
•	Dredging starts today at Wailoa boat harbor
•	Aikahi holding Military Appreciation Day
•	Spring HIFF lineup announced
•	Museums Association announces conference
•	Student videos sought
•	Catch excerpts from Hot Seat in Sunday's Focus section
•	Freed British sailors, marines arrive in U.K.
•	Kamehameha lanes to be closed near Pearl Harbor
•	Masters second-round tee times
•	Tomorrow's baseball probables
•	Speed and Quickness Clinics on April 21, 22
•	Former NFL player Stingley dies at 55

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