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, September 18, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	Baseball: Yankees rout Baltimore, close in on Red Sox
•	Nurses honor Hawaii senator with public service award
•	Hawaiian music legend honored in Washington today
•	Fujikawa tees off 10:45 a.m. Thursday
•	On the air tomorrow: Baseball, soccer
•	Baseball: Tomorrow's probable starting pitchers
•	CFB: Stanford LB gives up football after neck injury
•	NFL: Falcons sign Leftwich after 0-2 start
•	New director pleased with Maui Marathon
•	Rolles, Kelley to be honored as Kama'aina of the Year
•	Lecture to cover ultraviolet wastewater treatment
•	NBA: Clippers Brand removes cast, begins rehab
•	CFB: Purdue RB out 6 weeks after breaking arm
•	Hoku Scientific added to Nasdaq Clean Edge Index
•	Big Island Visitors Bureau publishes new visitor guide
•	Hawaii health planning agency names administrator
•	Hilton shareholders approve sale to Blackstone
•	VC group hosts discussion on intellectual property
•	St. Clement's plans peace service Friday
•	Daylong Yom Kippur services set for Maui
•	Preps: KIF cross country results
•	Preps: Girls JV, Blue volleyball standings
•	WNBA: Off-season decisions ahead for champs
•	NFL: Cowboys signs suspended DT Tank Johnson
•	NFL: Players union asks Congress for disability help
•	CFB: No charges filed in sexual-assault probe
•	Soccer: North Koreans advance despite loss to Sweden
•	Former UH star McBriar leads NFC in punting
•	Soccer: Spying, suspension, now typhoon hits Denmark
•	On the air today: Baseball, women's World Cup soccer
•	Baseball: Today's probable starting pitchers
•	Iolani topples Kamehameha in ILH girls volleyball
•	Waialua stabbing suspect questioned and released
•	Ewa woman investigated for multiple thefts
•	Suspect in Aug. 16 Ewa Beach shooting arrested
•	Missing Canadian woman found in Honolulu
•	Conviction in Hawaii's first online-enticement trial
•	Big Island police investigating two scams
•	Two robbed by man with shotgun at Maili park
•	Overturned vehicle on freeway near stadium exit
•	Brennan sits out of practice with injured ankle
•	Aloha Stadium to enforce parking, tailgating rules
•	12 Maui men charged in prostitution sting
•	2 hurt in motorcycle crash on Sand Island Access Road
•	Man linked to attempted kidnapping in Mililani sought
•	Waipahu transit meeting will be next week
•	Hawaii August foreclosures triple from year ago
•	Big Island mayor endorses Hawaii Superferry
•	2004 Heisman winner proud of pal Colt Brennan
•	Hawaii governor breaks ground on airport parking
•	HECO completes Round Top utility pole, line repairs
•	Hawaii judge to swear in 76 new U.S. citizens
•	Three road projects could affect Windward drivers
•	Public hearing Friday on Halona blowhole plans
•	Recycling fair, sustainability summit set for this week
•	UH this fall to host national scientific conference
•	Hawaii's largest job fair at Blaisdell today
•	Wie preparing for life at Stanford, with parents nearby
•	Lahaina water meters to be upgraded
•	Alaska Airlines to test wireless in-flight Internet
•	Hawaii traffic bad, but it's more congested across U.S.
•	Hawaii stocks climb after Fed rate cut
•	Aloha Festivals aims to stage world's longest hula line
•	HMSA's free flu shots begin this week at Hawaii clinics
•	Stryker Brigade meetings in Hawaii start next week
•	Today's events: Nine Inch Nails concert, comedy show
•	Catch excerpts from Hot Seat in Sunday's Focus section
•	'Family Night' discounts for Saturday's Warriors game
•	Americans beat Nigeria, reach World Cup quarterfinals
•	China evacuates 1.6 million as typhoon nears coast
•	Dole salad recalled over E. coli; Hawaii not affected
•	Trade winds in forecast, small craft advisory in effect
•	Dow surges 330 points as rate cut has stocks soaring
•	Asia-Pacific Homeland Security summit to be in Hawaii
•	35 arrested for DUI on Big Island last week
•	Moderate surf to continue through weekend

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