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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, April 06, 2009

Articles for April 6, 2009

Breaking News
•	Senate to consider new appraoch to civil unions bill
•	Driver killed in Likelike crash identified
•	Hawaiian Air pilots picket at airport
•	Big Island mayor sets town meeting in Keaau
•	Hawaii weather: Scattered showers 'til noon
•	Pedestrian accident reported at S. King and Punahou
•	High surf advisory posted from Niihau to Maui
•	Iolani basketball coach Mugiishi retires; he led Raiders to 7 state titles
•	North Carolina trounces Michigan State to win NCAA basketball title
•	Rainbows ranked No. 23 in Baseball America poll
•	UH's Jayson Kramer is WAC Pitcher of the Week
•	MLB: Orioles beat up on Yankees, Sabathia in opener
•	UH volleyball: Military gets 50 percent off tickets to this week's matches
•	Olympics: Baseball to add women in bid to reinstate game
•	CBKB: Memphis hires assistant Josh Pastner as coach
•	CBKB: Xavier’s Sean Miller headed to coach Arizona
•	MLB: Rangers beat Lee, Indians in opener
•	MLB: Mets’ new bullpen closes out 2-1 win over Reds
•	NFL: Raiders sign QB Jeff Garcia
•	MLB: Adam Lind’s HR, 6 RBIs lead Jays over Tigers 12-5
•	MLB: Kuroda pitches Dodgers past Padres in opener
•	NFL: LB June agrees to deal with Houston
•	MLB: Zambrano leads Cubs over Astros 4-2
•	MLB: Griffey hits 8th career opening-day HR
•	NBA: Spurs’ Ginobili out for rest of season
•	ESPN to air late-night ’SportsCenter’ from L.A.
•	NFL: Orton, Simms vie for Cutler’s old job in Denver
•	MLB: Shoulder injury lands Padres' Floyd on disabled list
•	NFL: Bucs’ Winslow agrees to contract extension
•	MLB: Wilson, Pirates rock Cardinals closer in 9th
•	NFL: Reggie Williams Tasered, arrested on drug charge
•	NFL: Vikings sign DT Fred Evans
•	MLB: Bonifacio leads Marlins past Nationals 12-6
•	CFB: Coach Ferentz’s son, other players arrested
•	CBKB: Villanova assistant Chambers to be new BU coach
•	CBKB: WSU hires Bone to replace Bennett
•	MLB: Lopez, Clark lead HR outburst in Arizona win
•	MLB: Lincecum talks will carry into the season
•	NFL: DE Bowen re-signs with Cowboys for 1-year deal
•	CBKB: Nevada hoops recruit McLaughlin wants out
•	NFL: Seattle's Hasselbeck to return to practice Tuesday
•	NFL: Burress gets bonus; Johnson's pay not guaranteed
•	Jordan, Robinson, Stockton among 5 elected to Hall of Fame
•	N. Korea accuses S. Korea of food-poisoning soccer players before its match
•	NCAA championship: Breaking down title game in words and numbers
•	NCAA championship: While you were sleeping, UNC's Lawson was practicing
•	NCAA championship: North Carolina vs. Michigan State
•	NCAA championship: Michigan State is feel-good story Detroit desperately needs
•	NCAA championship: Michigan State, Izzo has Detroit abuzz
•	NCAA championship: Packer's gone, so analyst Kellogg gives us his take on game
•	MLB: Red Sox postpone home opener vs. Rays
•	Grad rates for black college athletes increase
•	Olympics: Baseball to add women's sport to bid
•	NBA: Clippers forward Randolph arrested for DUI
•	UH football: Deposits for new season tickets available
•	UH: Redeem ticket stubs for Big City Diner discount
•	Disney Store at Ala Moana closing temporarily
•	Steve Case's Revolution Money gets $42 million in funding
•	Star-Bulletin switches to morning home delivery next week
•	Ala Moana center owner shares jump 35 percent
•	Kapalua Farms offers to buy fruits, vegetables
•	UH successful in $100 million bond sale
•	Stars on set in Mokuleia for 'You May Not Kiss the Bride'
•	State science fair kicks off with more than 380 projects at Blaisdell
•	Tube Notes: Cable-TV picks tonight, more
•	Hoala School plans benefit luau on May 2
•	Ala Moana Hotel hosts Pakele Live! music series
•	Hamilton Library exhibits focus on Tahiti
•	HIFF adds showing of controversial “Burma VJ”
•	Tickets available to catch final performances of DHT’s ‘Gypsy’
•	HIFF screening of ‘Unmistaken Child’ rescheduled for today
•	DOE authority change could boost efficiency

Local News
•	Pearl City work begins
•	Schools chief may get more power
•	Isle Marines head out again for Iraq
•	Honolulu hiring for rail transit division
•	February occupancy rate for Hawaii hotels worst since 1991
•	State-funded clubhouse centers for Hawaii's mentally ill are at risk
•	Hokule'a back from Palmyra
•	Damien honors brothers at lu'au
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
•	Obama calls for cuts in nuclear weaponry
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	U.N. panel at odds on launch response
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Road repair work will slow traffic on Bougainville Drive
•	Census workers to begin 'Address Canvassing' in Isles
•	Man arrested on suspicion of enticing 14-year-old girl
•	2 seriously injured in SUV crash; driver runs away
•	Driver of truck killed in accident near Wilson Tunnel
OTHER NEWS
•	Airline quality rose in 2008
•	Kuhio redevelopment plans sought
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Rainbows top Spartans, 7-4
•	Worthington, Holzman paddle to state victory
•	Asing atop world of surfing
GOLF
•	Lincicome now a major player
BASKETBALL
•	Spartans facing an uphill battle
•	Louisville, UConn will play for title
•	Jazz sting Hornets to get playoff spot
BASEBALL
•	Braves' Lowe masterful
•	Here's to a fine 2009
•	Royals-White Sox opener snowed out
ISLE FILE
•	HPU captures softball tourney
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Air naturale
•	Spring makeup palette takes on shimmery glow
•	Energy, sustainability are hot subjects on campuses
GREEN
•	Aquarium, city offer ways to celebrate
•	For the environment

Business
•	Local firm to offer software from IBM
•	Job interviews made more difficult by desperate times
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Seniors rethinking retirement
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	GM's new CEO discusses options
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Ban on credit checks in hiring goes too far
COMMENTARY
•	Don't snuff anti-smoking programs
•	Don't misunderstand me, I'm a lobbyist
•	Our story so far:
•	Rail transit

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Spring makeup palette takes on shimmery glow

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