The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates

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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Monday, April 16, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	Dixie State sweeps BYUH in softball doubleheader
•	UH women's soccer signs five
•	Kaua'i man killed in head-on crash
•	High school basketball standings
•	Preps Wednesday: OIA girls basketball, baseball
•	Preps tomorrow: ILH, OIA basketball, ILH baseball
•	High school baseball standings
•	Orioles allow a run on three-error play
•	Diamond Head to close Wednesday for repair work
•	Master plan sought for historic Old Maui High School
•	Sorenstam opens 'Annika Academy' in Florida
•	Texas boosts Barnes' pay to $2 million a year
•	Satele, Lucas on list of top NFL center prospects
•	O'ahu median existing home price slips to $620K in Q1
•	Pasha Hawaii retrofits ship to burn low-sulfer fuel
•	Hawai'i firm to produce TV adventure reality show
•	Swami Bhaskarananda to speak Sunday
•	Former NFL quarterback will speak Thursday
•	Windward Unity Church joins 'no complaint' movement
•	Ceridian Hawaii signs deal with Metron Time Clock Co. (news release)
•	Olbermann will join NBC's football pre-game show
•	Weekley gets first PGA win with victory at Heritage
•	Angels' Guerrero hit by pitch, suffers bruised wrist
•	Major League baseball probable starting pitchers
•	New UH coach Nash a chat guest on Tsai's blog
•	On the air tomorrow: NBA, NHL, Baseball
•	On the air today: Baseball, golf, NHL, Boston Marathon
•	Sports tomorrow: High school baseball, basketball
•	Sports today: Prep baseball, basketball
•	No motive yet in Virginia Tech attack
•	Students share grief, get news of shooting from TV
•	A list of deadly U.S. campus shootings
•	Share your thoughts on Catherine Toth's blog
•	Tell us if you have Virginia Tech ties, photos
•	School shooting made top headlines worldwide
•	School president: Tragedy of 'monumental proportions'
•	UH-Manoa lists campus safety resources
•	Bush says federal government stands 'ready to help'
•	Bush 'horrified' by shootings, prayers are with families
•	Complaint withdrawn in alleged Kalihi Kai rape
•	Fugitive arrested in Hilo
•	$23.8 million released for UH-Hilo science building
•	Waimea man, 22, dies in head-on crash on Kaua'i
•	Fewer than 600 tickets left for Sat. UH baseball game
•	Warriors move up to No. 9 in coaches' volleyball poll
•	Volcano's Perry first Isle finisher in Boston Marathon
•	No ruling today on Kamehameha Schools case
•	Watada's father becomes outspoken critic of Iraq war
•	Business highlights: Stocks rise, Allstate, Mattel sales
•	National & world news highlights
•	Wind advisory issued until 8 p.m.
•	Work week starts off windy with some rain
•	High-surf advisory for eastern shores until 6 p.m.
•	Diamond Head State Monument to close for two days
•	Postal Service lists drop-off sites for late tax filers
•	Johnson's Kokua Hawaii wins EPA environmental award
•	Today's events: 'Situation,' classical music, concert
•	Graceland's dream ad: You are Elvis in Hawai'i concert
•	2 summer programs set for Maui intermediate students
•	Pets pampered at some Hawai'i hotels
•	Wilson shoots 73, ties for 10th at PGA's Heritage
•	Cheruiyot wins third Boston Marathon
•	Honolulu Marathon wheelchair champ a Boston winner
•	Hawai'i/California study: veggies, fruits cut cancer risk
•	Stocks rise following Citigroup profit report
•	Quotes from students: 'This is worse than Columbine'
•	USS Chosin, Chung-Hoon deploy today
•	Keating says security vastly better in Malacca Strait
•	Special legislative session today to honor war dead
•	Text of e-mails sent to staff, students
•	Author Cormac McCarthy takes Pulitzer for fiction
•	Trade winds bring choppy surf conditions
•	Neighborhood Board vote deadline is tonight
•	Hawai'i ranks No. 1 for fewest disabilities
•	Lost crew of USS Lagarto to be honored
•	Human rights leader to visit UH law school
•	Nurses push to save Wahiawa hospital obstetrics unit
•	NCL's Pride of Hawai'i to be renamed 'Norwegian Jade'
•	Pu'uloa Road work continues
•	Kamehameha lane closure all week
•	Blood drive today at UH-Manoa
•	Microsoft donates $500K of software to Hale Kipa
•	Virginia Tech's reputation had recently been soaring
•	36 public schools, eSchool offering summer classes
•	Lanes closed along H-3 for striping

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