The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates

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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Friday, May 30, 2008

Breaking News
•	Maui council approves $560M budget for 2009
•	Rescue personnel get new cardiac care tool
•	Coast Guard embarks on ocean rescue
•	Bike crash reported on Kamehameha Dr. in Manoa
•	Vehicle fire reported on H-3 town-bound
•	Small brushfire burns Big Isle ranch land
•	Pedestrian accident reported at Queen & Richards
•	Surf: Another slow day expected on Oahu
•	Weather: Mostly clear through the weekend
•	'Healthy Hawaii' workshops set for Maui County
•	Tab for ongoing city sewer projects: $560 million
•	Maui workshop slated on people with disabilities
•	Reward in Big Isle robbery case grows to $3,000
•	Autopsy: Big Isle man's death due to drowning
•	Work on Ft. Weaver Road set for Friday night
•	Honolulu Police Department gets 38 new officers
•	Donations to Dikito children pass $6,500 mark
•	Man, woman in Kahaluu report being assaulted
•	Golf: Webb leads Ginn, Sorenstam moves up
•	Golf: Two tied for Memorial lead; McLachlin, Wilson make cut
•	MLB: Chamberlain to start Tuesday
•	Wie 7-under, three shots back at Ladies German Open
•	Kate Robinson: Life after college ball
•	MLB: Braves put Kotsay on DL
•	MLB: Red Sox put Matsuzaka on DL
•	CFB: Kahuku alum Teo will attend BYU
•	Tennis: Both Williams sisters bounced at French Open
•	Olympics: Double amputee begins tough bid for Beijing
•	Golf: Kim helps U.S. take 4-2 lead in Curtis Cup
•	CBKB: UConn coach Calhoun treated for skin cancer
•	Preps: St. Anthony names new athletic director
•	Golf: Ochoa's uncle dies, her Web site reports
•	NBA: Hamilton will play for Pistons today
•	Soccer: FIFA members support objectives of '6+5' rule
•	Olympics: Japanese companies introduce new swimsuits
•	CBB: Report finds heroin caused Tech player's death
•	NFL: Letter describes shooting of Denver player
•	March papaya harvest down 7% from February
•	Matson unit joins SmartWay Transport Partnership
•	AUW is forming Society of Young Leaders
•	Bolstering economy in lean times will take vision

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