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, February 19, 2008

Breaking News
•	Obama wins Hawaii in a landslide
•	More than 3,000 ready to vote in Manoa
•	Democratic voters line up for caucus
•	Kapolei sees four times as many voters
•	Big Island voters jam caucus sites
•	Obama, McCain win in Wisconsin
•	Kauai precinct votes nearly 4-1 for Obama
•	Obama's half-sister, feeling ill, turns out to vote
•	Mililani voters face long lines
•	Kauai sees steady streams of voters
•	Maui caucus voter turn-out 'phenomenal'
•	Superdelegates' votes urged to reflect caucus votes
•	Man killed in one-car accident in Kaneohe
•	2 girls fail in detention facility escape attempt
•	Iwilei stabbing victim in critical condition
•	Search: No trace of missing Kahuku woman
•	Makaha drowning victim identified
•	DUI driver facing charges in fatal Big Isle crash
•	Two women molested by Kalihi intruder
•	DOH: Restaurant poses no measles threat
•	Kauai water meter replacement starts mid-March
•	Accidents may slow traffic through Aiea
•	Lihue man killed in Kauai crash identified
•	Noted philanthropist Nancy Bannick dead at 81
•	Catch Hot Seat excerpts in Sunday's Focus section
•	$5.8 million released for new library on Big Island
•	Shorter Army tours likely, even if troop cuts on hold
•	Court-martial starts for Schofield soldier
•	Maui’s Montessori to offer 7th, 8th grades
•	Reported building fire in Pearl City a false alarm
•	Light winds in this week's Hawaii forecast
•	Maui county pays recycler despite free public service
•	North, west shores under high-surf advisory
•	First graduation today for Mental Health Court
•	Road projects resume around Oahu
•	Molokai deer-hunting meeting Thursday
•	Cleanup to close Hanamaulu Beach Park for a month
•	Girls basketball state tournament scoreboard
•	Pan-Pacific soccer tournament set for tomorrow
•	Wie says wrists won't ever be '100 percent' again
•	Baseball: Astros beat Mark Loretta in salary arbitration
•	Baseball: Tejada declines to address steroid allegations
•	Baseball: Astros' Pence receives cuts in home accident
•	Baseball could learn from remorseful Pettitte
•	CBKB: Pepperdine brings back Tom Asbury as coach
•	CBKB: UNLV dismisses Lawrence after DUI charge
•	Supreme Court turns down appeal by ex-'Bama coaches
•	Golfer: Woman left out of men-only tourney sues
•	Golf: Fields Open facts, TV times
•	Golf: Fields Open information
•	Golf: Creamer headlines today's Fields junior clinic
•	Golf: Free Waikiki shuttle for Fields Open
•	NBA: Suns to play first outdoor game in modern history
•	NBA: Nets send Kidd to Mavericks in 8-player trade
•	NBA: Harris heads East as Nets likely new pt. guard
•	NFL: Mathis charged with choking common-law wife
•	NFL: LB Suggs gets franchise tag from Ravens
•	NFL: Chiefs place franchise tag on Jared Allen
•	NFL: Young’s return to classes at Texas causes stir
•	Obituary: Bob Howsam, MLB figure, Broncos' founder
•	Olympics: Handball dispute to arbitration
•	Preps: Louisiana star collapses during game, dies
•	Preps: Winter state tournaments schedule
•	Soccer: Parking opens at 3 p.m. for Pan Pacific event
•	Soccer: Wear AYSO jersey, get half off Pan-Pac. ticket
•	Soccer: Pan-Pacific ticket discounts for military
•	Soccer: Pan-Pacific community events continue
•	Tennis: Ivanisevic to be questioned after alleged attack
•	On the air today: State girls hoops, Hawks-Lakers
•	On the air tomorrow: State boys hoops, Lakers-Suns
•	FAA probing whether go! pilots fell asleep on flight
•	Hawaii weather patterns to be discussed at seminar
•	Beef recall prompts call to strip USDA of oversight
•	Wall Street gives up advance to close lower
•	Hawaii average gas price 45 cents higher than U.S.’
•	No single factor behind oil’s jump to $100 a barrel
•	West Maui highway projects to be discussed tomorrow
•	Toshiba quits HD DVD in favor of Blu-ray disc
•	Unity Church offers ‘Love of Your Life’ workshop
•	Seats available for UH-Hilo’s alumni, service award gala
•	Youth theater group to stage ‘Rap’s Hawaii’
•	Bishop Trust tags $500K for Hawaiian Hall renovation
•	Chef Mavro closes Cassis restaurant in Honolulu
•	Storytelling fest at Bishop Museum set for Sunday
•	Hawaii sovereignty doc to premiere in Hollywood
•	'The Witness' to screen at Doris Duke theater
•	Good Friday service to be 'in the light'

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