The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates

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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	Expanded Super Bowl coverage online
•	Singletary makes pitch to become Cowboys coach
•	Barbaro's death 'still hard to deal with'
•	Mera Pharmaceuticals to miss SEC filing deadline
•	City releases statement on mass transit route
•	Herring, Ka'aihue, Nordyke earn volleyball honors
•	Heisman winner Smith pushing for Browns to draft him
•	Analyst upgrades Tesoro shares to 'outperform'
•	State D1 and D2 softball play begins Wednesday
•	Mayor to present details of O'ahu's mass-transit project
•	OIA boys soccer semifinals today
•	The Police to join forces again for Grammy Awards
•	Longs Drugs amends $325M revolving credit facility (news release)
•	Horizon Lines declares dividend of 11 cents per share (news release)
•	Book and music gala debuts in spring with award show
•	Valentine couples sought for dance challenge at library
•	Miss Hawai'i won't be getting new title, crown
•	UH season-ticket holders can get 2-for-1 baseball deal
•	On the air Wednesday: college, NBA basketball
•	On the air Tuesday: Hoops and hockey
•	Lakers' Bryant suspended for striking Spurs' Ginobili
•	Power outage shuts Le Jardin Academy's upper campus
•	Caution urged in Makaha as waves hit Farrington Hwy.
•	Surf could peak at 40 feet on North Shore today
•	Fallon says U.S. miscalculated Iraq
•	Kapolei, Kalani reach OIA boys soccer title match
•	Saint Louis beats Kamehameha in ILH basketball
•	Power back to Le Jardin, Wilson Tunnel
•	Le Jardin officials unsure when classes will resume
•	Bar owners challenge anti-smoking law in court
•	Earthquake off Big Island causes no damage
•	Wind advisory to take effect Wednesday morning
•	Mayor: Start transit work in Kapolei
•	Southwest winds plague voyaging canoes
•	Big Island police make major drug seizure
•	Natasha Kai scores as U.S. soccer beats China
•	Le Jardin expects to reopen tomorrow for all grades
•	Festival proceeds to benefit Ala Moana park projects
•	Astronaut to speak at Kawananakoa Middle School
•	Fallon warns 'time is short' in Iraq
•	Sen. Akaka praises Fallon's 'ambassadorial spirit'
•	Excerpts from Fallon's Senate confirmation hearing
•	Asiatic water snake killed in Hilo Harbor
•	Suspect in North Shore car break-ins expected in court
•	3 millionth visitor boards USS Missouri memorial today
•	Mililani football coach Millwood steps down
•	Kawamoto gets 3,000 replies from Kahala homes offer
•	State to open Makiki, Manoa areas to pig hunters (news release)
•	UH law school to offer human rights fellowship
•	Mayor picks Kapolei-Ala Moana as initial transit route
•	Hale'iwa search for distressed swimmer called off
•	Hiker rescued from Diamond Head trail
•	Jazz festival founder Abe Weinstein dead at 58
•	Services on Friday for fallen soldier with Hawai'i ties
•	Lights to be out in Wilson Tunnel for 'a while'
•	UH football picked No. 36 by CollegeFootballNews.com
•	Ex-Warrior Tinoisamoa voted winner of courage award
•	Keep carrying that umbrella — at least till Thursday
•	Busy night for O'ahu road crews dealing with high surf
•	HerStory selects mountaineer as keynote speaker
•	Temple invites bean-throwers to Saturday festival
•	Shippoyaki workshop set for Feb. 24
•	Marine conservation conference at East-West Center
•	Staffing levels under review at St. Francis hospitals
•	IHOP to open Monday in Windward Mall
•	UH's Tausaga picked WAC preseason softball top player
•	Hearing set on planned fruit irradiator in Honolulu
•	Hawaiian Telcom planned cable TV service still on hold
•	No injuries reported from gas leak in McCully
•	Windward Chess Club loses mall space for its meetings

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