Articles for July 29, 2008

Breaking News
•	Suspect arrested in fatal Ewa Beach stabbing
•	Kailua woman charged with Kahala burglaries
•	Wastewater spill reported at Sand Island
•	Man swept off ledge near China Wall dies
•	Police investigating Kaneohe stabbing
•	Bainum camp challenges Caldwell candidacy
•	Driver sentenced for '07 Waikiki pedestrian death
•	Californian catches 973-pound fish in Hawaii
•	Sumada named to state highway post
•	Arizona boy, 11, displays right stuff in Waikiki
•	1,000 meet on O‘ahu to discuss conservation
•	Report: Constitutional Convention could cost almost $10 million
•	Mistrial declared in stabbing death case
•	Flat-bed in fatal Wahiawa hit-and-run is '06 Cutaway
•	Things to do on Oahu today, tonight
•	Teamsters endorse Hannemann again
•	Sacred Falls State Park plan to be discussed tonight
•	Inouye supports Stevens despite indictment
•	Hawaii Conservation Conference opens at 9 a.m. today
•	Hanauma Bay closed today, but not due to jellyfish
•	Future uncertain for Maui pineapple workers
•	Big Island’s Mountain View library reopens Monday
•	Meeting tomorrow on Spreckelsville beach project
•	Attempted Maui murder suspect held without bail
•	New details released on suspected hit-run vehicle
•	Pro-rail group releases list of supporters
•	Weather: A bit rainy today, clearing by tomorrow
•	Surf: Warning remains in effect for south-facing shores
•	Catfish fishing applications accepted starting yesterday
•	Big Island firefighters checking hotspots in brushfire
•	Big Island pedestrian critically injured
•	Golf: Wie skips a major, and some wonder why
•	NFL: Favre faxes reinstatement letter to league
•	MLB: Angels acquire Teixeira from Braves
•	NBA: Judge gives disgraced ref Donaghy 15 months
•	NFL: Cowboys CB Newman out again with strained groin
•	NFL: Bills QB Losman misses practice with damaged thumb
•	NBA: Hawks sign Evans to fill Childress’ spot
•	NBA: Knicks waive Green, Jones a day after trade
•	Tennis: Federer wins in 3 sets at Cincinnati Masters
•	NFL: Latest injury weakens Ravens’ offensive line
•	Sailing: U.S. club gets heave-ho in America’s Cup court fight
•	MLB: Rockies place OF Podsednik on 15-day DL
•	Olympics: Panel ends ban, says Iraq can go to games
•	Olympics: Radcliffe to join British team, hopes to run
•	MLB: Reds send Hairston to Louisville for rehab
•	MLB: Yankees’ Milton throws in simulated game
•	Soccer: Red Bulls’ Echeverry to have knee surgery
•	MLB: Phillies recall Happ to take Eaton’s spot
•	NFL: Manning makes it to town, whereabouts unknown
•	Autos: NASCAR apologizes for Indianapolis tire fiasco
•	NFL: Phillips a big hit at safety for Giants
•	Tennis: Sugiyama, Kirilenko advance at Rogers Cup
•	WNBA: League leads in sports diversity study
•	Olympics: South African dispute over few blacks on teams
•	Autos: Petty to use 3 drivers in No. 45 over next 3 races
•	Olympics: Internet sites still blocked for reporters in Beijing
•	CFB: Petrino suspends 2 Razorbacks after DUI arrests
•	Olympics: FIG accepts USADA decision on Hamm
•	CBK: Two WVU basketball players arrested in Pittsburgh
•	Sailing: Spanish club will be America’s Cup challenger
•	Tennis: Federer, Borg to team up for event in November
•	Tennis: Radwanska advances in Nordic Light Open
•	NBA: Bobcats, Okafor agree on 6-year, $72 million deal
•	NFL: 49er battle heats up with Ulbrich in middle of action
•	NFL: 49ers Lawson sprints back from injury
•	NFL: Saints McKenzie cleared to practice
•	Olympics: 4 top reserves competing for minutes with US team
•	Chinese authorities tarnishing Olympics, claims Amnesty International
•	Soccer: Ethiopia suspended by FIFA
•	Soccer: UEFA earns record sum from Euro 2008
•	Horse racing: Dutrow granted continuance on appeal of suspension
•	On the air Tuesday: Red Sox-Angels, Giants-Dodgers
•	On the air Wednesday: Baseball, boxing
•	More Little Caesars outlets planned for Hawaii
•	Kailua firm wins $5.78M defense contract
•	Kapalua Farms begins sales to the public
•	Surfing Goat Dairy recognized for humane animal care
•	Study says China trade hurts Hawaii job market
•	June visitor arrivals, spending post double-digit declines
•	Stocks soar at close after another drop in oil prices
•	Stocks jump after upbeat consumer confidence data
•	Nobu offering weekday 'Apertivo!' feature
•	New chair for Book and Music Festival announced
•	Morning of Centering Prayer to be at Central Union
•	Tabernacle to offer open house Aug. 16
•	Augie T., live from the Hawaii Theatre to your living room
•	'Kämau' revival features Jason Scott Lee
•	Ballet offers Christmas in July discounts
•	Candidate chaos points to electoral dysfunction

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Local News
•	Rail ads reaching much of the public
•	Favorable poll results surprise rail backers
•	Well-heeled fly high in private jets
•	'It feels great to be back'
•	McKinley assistant pleads guilty
•	Annette Nahinu, legendary restaurateur
•	Molesting suspect pleads not guilty
•	Slain bicyclist's family renews appeal
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Republican challenges Caldwell replacement
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Massive Rimpac exercise ends today
COURTS
•	City worker guilty of theft
WILDLIFE
•	Whale carcass flown to Oahu
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Oct. 18 race will raise money for ALS research
•	Container mishap closes harbor pier temporarily
•	Additional $2.6 million will pay for road barrier
•	Senior health, resource fair at library Friday
•	Construction-site bone reported to be ancient
•	Inmate flees OCCC after meeting with attorney
OTHER NEWS
•	Community calendar
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Jellyfish swarm Hawaii beaches
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Pineapple's demise still hard to take

Sports
•	UH-Jones dispute nears end
•	Otineru will take a breather this year for UH
•	Kicker at home with Atlanta Falcons
OLYMPICS
•	Paul Hamm pulls out of Beijing gymnastics
GOLF
•	Kapolei's Corpuz, 10, wins international golf crown
FOOTBALL
•	Rodgers takes over as No. 1
BASEBALL
•	Chicago beats back Milwaukee, 6-4
•	Hunter leads Angels over Red Sox, 7-5
ISLE FILE
•	Favorites play on at Kailua doubles
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	UH playing favorites once again

Island Life
•	Snake Charmers
•	Parents have homework, too
•	Heat is on, and so are the rollers, hair spray
CATHERINE E. TOTH
•	In death, a lesson on how to live
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	Award-winning musicians take stage
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Honolulu Symphony tickets on sale
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday
MOMS
•	In death, a lesson on how to live
WAYNE HARADA
•	Actress ready for a 'Hair'-raising time

Business
•	Ka'anapali Beach Club lays off 34 employees
•	Waikele Golf Club being sold for $23M
•	Turtle Bay ranked among magazine's top 25 Isle hotels
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Bank of Hawaii profits rose 1.2% percent in 2nd quarter
•	Retirement communities face cost challenges
•	Average U.S. price of regular gas falls below $4
•	Americans drove 9.6 billion fewer miles in May than they did in 2007
•	Tentative deal keeps ports running
•	Workers stressed out by flood of bad news
•	Hawaii Data Report | Oahu Real Estate Transactions
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Maui Pine issuing $40M in new debt
•	1.6 million firms owe government $58 billion in taxes

Opinion
•	State has balanced, 'moderate' Sacred Falls plan
COMMENTARY
•	Hot-button issues may prove pivotal
•	Intervening, at times, the right thing to do
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Snake Charmers
•	Heat is on, and so are the rollers, hair spray
•	TGI Tuesday