Articles for December 6, 2008

Breaking News
•	Thousands turn out for Honolulu City Lights
•	Night repaving set near Harding-Kapahulu intersection
•	Lane closures planned on Pali starting Monday
•	Meeting on Oahu rail transit plan draws handful of residents
•	Akaka, Inouye praise choice of Shinseki for VA
•	Lingle, AG take issue with OHA comments in ceded lands story
•	2 men drown on Big Island
•	Day of infamy a distant memory for Pearl Harbor survivor living simply
•	Maui Council moves to cap bed and breakfasts
•	Pain of remembering Pearl Harbor felt anew when sister provides DNA to help ID remains
•	Honolulu wreath contest winners announced
•	American Savings collecting toys for needy kids
•	Wailuku paving project to last 4-6 weeks
•	Maui's Sakamoto pool reopens following repairs
•	Hawaii flags to fly at half staff on Sunday for 'Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day'
•	Police identify hit-and-run victim killed Thursday
•	High surf advisories posted for all islands
•	Weather: Isolated showers likely the next few days
•	Waikiki woman robbed by 2 men with knives
•	Nurses OK new contract with Queen’s
•	Authorities investigate baby with broken arm
•	Estate donates $1M to Shriners Hospital
•	Nominations sought for state Water Commission
•	Warriors unravel late as Cincinnati wins, 29-24
•	Hawaii-Cincinnati football statistics
•	Pacquiao wins in eighth round over De La Hoya
•	Rainbow Wahine sweep USC, advance to NCAA Regionals
•	CFB: Florida tops Alabama, likely headed to title game
•	WBKB: Northern Arizona beats Hawaii, 61-58
•	Golf: Wie poised to finally earn her card
•	CFB: Navy wins 7th straight over Army
•	CFB: Sarkisian to be football coach at Washington
•	CFB: Cal accepts bid to Emerald Bowl
•	CFB: Today's scores
•	CFB: How the AP Top 25 fared
•	CFB: Sanchez, defense lead No. 5 USC past UCLA, 28-7
•	CFB: Montana avenges loss to Weber State
•	CFB: Washington finishes 0-12 season with loss to Cal
•	CFB: Va Tech beats BC, wins 2nd straight ACC title
•	CFB: Idaho wrongly billed for coaches’ spouses tickets to Hawaii
•	CFB: No. 23 Pittsburgh beats UConn 34-10 for bowl bid
•	CFB: East Carolina beats Tulsa for C-USA title
•	CFB: Sooners lower boom on Mizzou 62-21
•	CFB: Arizona defeats Arizona State, 31-10
•	In a recession, even the Super Bowl takes a hit
•	UH football: Ford Island parking open for Saturday's game
•	UH: Alumni and military discount for Cincinnati football game
•	CFB: Texas Tech offers coach Leach a 3-year, $7M contract extension
•	CBKB: BYU now 8-0 after 68-63 win over Utah State
•	CBKB: Today's scores
•	CBKB: How the AP Top 25 fared
•	CBKB: Portland defeats Idaho, 68-65
•	CBKB: Michigan beats No. 4 Duke, 81-73
•	MLB: A-Rod says he'll play for Dominicans in 2009 WBC
•	NFL: Cowboys’ Barber doesn’t make trip to Pittsburgh
•	NFL: Panthers owner Richardson readmitted to hospital
•	NFL: McAllister, Smith rejoin Saints
•	NFL: Bills place Ellis on IR; activate Mace
•	NFL: CB Clements’ status iffy for 49ers game against Jets
•	Golf: Frazar shoots 59 at Q-school to take the lead
•	Autos: Yarborough surprises Johnson at awards ceremony
•	Golf: Nelsons, Kites tied for lead at Father-Son
•	Golf: Stenson shoots 65, extends lead in Sun City
•	Tennis: Sampras loses in seniors event in London
•	MLB: Giants and Dodgers express interest in Randy Johnson
•	Golf: Goggin leads Australian PGA
•	Skiing: Svindal wins 2nd straight event at Birds of Prey
•	UH football: Public transportation available
•	Victorino at youth baseball camps on Oahu, Kauai
•	UH football: Free buses available for students
•	UH football: Fans asked to coordinate colors against Cincinnati

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Local News
•	Housing elevators out again
•	Mayor to announce more city projects
•	Household items would help family settle in
•	State taking new tack in ceded-lands battle
•	Pearl Harbor sites included in Pacific monument honoring WWII
•	Obama planning vacation in Kailua during holidays
•	Before the big game, a big honor
•	Patrick 'Pat' Sylva, pioneering local musician, dies at 69
•	Punahou to march in parade at inaugural
•	go! isn't feeling much aloha
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Queen's nurses approve contract
OTHER NEWS
•	Farewell, 'Miss Sunshine'
•	Obituaries
ADVERTISER CHRISTMAS FUND
•	Household items would help family settle in

Sports
•	Bearcats, not BCS merits, focus for UH
•	UH volleyball rolls to victory
•	Raiders repeat in DII
UH FOOTBALL
•	Not mirror images, but close
UH FOOTBALL
•	Bearcats, not BCS merits, focus for UH
•	Not mirror images, but close
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Raiders repeat in DII
•	Punahou reigns supreme
•	Almadova's play provides 'Iolani with special boost
•	Puns' defense shackled Mules
GOLF
•	Wie two off Q-school lead after even-par 72
FOOTBALL
•	Pierce breaks his silence
•	Buffalo ends No. 12 Ball State's run, 42-24
BASKETBALL
•	Celtics cool off Blazers for 11th straight, 93-78
BASEBALL
•	Maddux retiring after 23 seasons
ISLE FILE
•	Chaminade men rout Fairbanks
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	There's no denying Punahou

Island Life
•	Sounds of the Season
•	Let holiday lights festivities begin — and parades, too
•	Santa’s back for all the 4-legged kids
•	Tickets on sale for Ne-Yo gig at Blaisdell
•	It’s holiday sale at Bill’s Bookmobile
•	Free workshop in Waimanalo on green gift wrap
PEOPLE
•	Coldplay sued over hit song
FAITH
•	Chabad's openness a liability
•	Weekly thoughts
•	Faith calendar
•	Churches reach out with blogs, social media sites
•	Praise is high for late Russian patriarch
EXPRESSIONS OF FAITH
•	Spreading Buddha's wisdom
FAITH BRIEFS
•	Mumbai victims service scheduled
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Saturday

Business
•	Gas prices nosedive 10th straight week
•	Pay continues for laid-off workers
•	Kauai the bright spot in home prices for November
REAL ESTATE
•	Hawaii foreclosure rate at 1.67%, 22nd lowest in nation
AGRICULTURE
•	Agriculture industry struggling
ECONOMY
•	Breakthrough puts $15B deal for automakers a step closer
PERSONAL FINANCE
•	Deadly stampede at Wal-Mart was a sad sign of the times
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	State electricity sales down 3.3%
•	Return expected from rescue fund

Opinion
•	A fitting monument to valor in the Pacific
COMMENTARY
•	Secretary Clinton: an advocate for women
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	TGI Saturday