Articles for November 4, 2009

Breaking News
•	Woman hit by car Tuesday dies of injuries
•	Hilo girl, 15, missing since Sunday
•	Police investigating death of Waianae man taken into custody
•	Judge finds state breached home lands obligations to Hawaiians
•	More suspensions, arrests expected in Keaau High campus fights
•	UH researchers find new moth species in Papahanaumokuakea
•	$75M released for campus repair work at Hawaii's public schools
•	Hearing to be held in American Samoa on pre-tsunami preparedness
•	Hawaii GOP calls East Coast elections a harbinger
•	Woman tells police Ewa Beach man threatened to kill her
•	CrimeStoppers seeks help in finding suspects in convenience store robbery
•	Man reports being robbed in Kaneohe
•	Kauai launches Aging and Disability Resource Center Web site
•	Kona-based company to raise kampachi off Mexico
•	More rain today, but hey, it beats vog
•	Kauai woman faces five years for ice
•	5 city workers indicted on bribery, theft
•	Kauai man injured when truck hydroplanes, flips
•	Ecstasy in the Bronx! Yankees win title No. 27
•	World Series: Matsui becomes first Japanese-born MVP
•	World Series: A-Rod finally a champion after year of turmoil
•	World Series: NY Yankees fans celebrate win
•	World Series: Steinbrenner wins 7th title as Yankees owner
•	UH's Greg Alexander begins rehab of injured knee today
•	UH football: Turnstile gates to open later, at 3:30 for 5 p.m. game
•	This weekend's football games on TV
•	NBA: Bryant’s 41 points lead Lakers past Rockets in OT
•	NbA: Garnett helps Celtics remain undefeated
•	Three North Dakota softball players likely didn't see pond
•	MLB: Dodgers' Padilla shoots his own leg in Nicaragua
•	NBA: First Kardashian, now Sharapova, Lakers working on situations, on and off court
•	NFL: Sizzling fast Johnson leading NFL in rushing
•	MLB: Cubs lefty Lilly has shoulder surgery
•	NFL: 49ers offense looks to get on track
•	CFB: LaMike keeps No. 7 Ducks grounded
•	CBKB: Air Jordans cost UCF future deal with adidas
•	NFL: Texans RB Slaton may lose starting role to Moats
•	CFB: Florida increases Spikes suspension to full game
•	NFL: Browns’ Lewis going ahead with retirement plans
•	CFB: Masoli’s knee scare familiar for Duck fans
•	NFL: Raider coach Cable talks with Davis about allegations
•	CFB predictions: LSU could upset SEC’s potential showdown
•	CFB: Florida’s Meyer: SEC refs missed late hit on Tebow
•	NFL: Colts lose starting LB Hagler for rest of season
•	NFL: Colts lose starting LB Hagler for rest of season
•	Soccer: Ronaldo's ankle injury not improving
•	Cycling: Schumacher makes case to beat 2-year doping ban
•	NBA: Ex-referee Donaghy released from jail
•	Tennis: Tsonga retires at Valencia Open against Youzhny
•	CFB: Ready for another bowl game? Dallas Football Classic planned
•	NFL: Browns' Lewis going ahead with retirement plans
•	NFL: Chiefs safety Page placed on injured reserve
•	CFB: Oregon aims to guard against letdown
•	CFB: USC freshman QB Matt Barkley says he has to bury his anger over losing
•	NFL: Slumping Falcons need Elam, Ryan to fix mistakes
•	CBKB: Dixon: Pitt’s rebuilding project won’t take long
•	Autos: Toyota pulling out of Formula One to cut costs
•	Preps: Free SAT/ACT software
•	Football odds: Utah State favored over Hawaii
•	Preps: Fall state champions
•	UH offers alumni, military discounts to football, volleyball
•	UH football: Free buses available for students
•	UH football: Chevron Family Fun Zone free at Warrior home games
•	UH football: Bus service offered for Warrior games
•	UH football games on big screen at Ko'olau, Maui theaters
•	UH offers group discounts to football, volleyball
•	UH sports: Ticket stubs bring big discount at Big City Diner locations
•	On this date: 1960 — Wilt Chamberlain sets NBA record by missing all 10 of his free throws
•	AT&T says service disrupted to some Honolulu wireless customers
•	First Insurance moves to offer expanded insurance services
•	Two Hawaii clinics receive funding for children's health care
•	Aloha Petroleum offers ethanol-free gas at its Kahalu'u station
•	Central Pacific shares fall 10% following string of negative news
•	Turtle Bay golf course makes Golf World Readers Choice top 50
•	Dacascos cut from ‘Dancing with the Stars’
•	‘Friends’ seeking Queen Theater memories
•	Gala honors McDonald House supporters
•	World Invitational Hula fest spotlights keiki
•	19th annual Keiki Hula Competition set for November on Maui
•	Chocolate Extravaganza benefits homeless families
•	Helemano Christmas trees keep 2008 prices
•	Innovation to be key in nonprofit success

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Local News
•	Suspect in theft of SUV shot
•	Bay users recount near-hit horrors
•	2 pedestrians injured in Aiea, Moiliili
•	Maui Land dropping pineapple production
•	Hawaii's poor, disabled facing 33% cut in benefit
•	Oahu home sales reach 19-month high in October
•	State's recreation fee plan criticized at Kauai hearing
•	City asks for landfill extension
BIG ISLAND
•	Police seeking 4 suspects in alleged sexual assault
•	Thelma Parker library to close 2 weeks for repairs
•	Police identify girl killed during Halloween hay ride
KAUA'I
•	Truck hydroplanes and flips, injuring driver, 63
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Truck hydroplanes and flips, injuring driver, 63
•	5 city workers charged in theft linked to overtime
•	Senator hosts community meeting at Ähuimanu
•	Tsunami relief sought for Independent Sämoa as well
•	Inmates encouraged to get vaccinated against H1N1
•	Community calendar
OTHER NEWS
•	Workers stunned by 'heartbreaking' news
•	Symphony cancels meeting with city
•	Obituaries
JERRY BURRIS
•	Let's find a better answer to furloughs

Sports
•	Smith's value is his flexibility on defense
•	Positive vibes flowing in Manoa
•	Elite Hawaii team competing in Tahiti
UH MEN'S BASKETBALL
•	Kurtz will play big part in UH's interior defense
UH FOOTBALL
•	Smith's value is his flexibility on defense
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Na Ali'i defensive line cooking
•	OC16 Invitational set for next week
•	Prep football standings and statistics
•	Prep schedule
•	Games on TV
GOLF
•	Toyama reigns again in Pro-Scratch tourney
FOOTBALL
•	Goodell to attend labor talks
•	Nii won going against odds
BASKETBALL
•	Cavs' West facing weapons charges
•	HPU women aim for breakout
BASEBALL
•	Yankees go for clincher
HOMEGROWN REPORT
•	Volleyball's Kabalises spur Nebraska college
OTHER SPORTS
•	PGA's Reno-Tahoe bucks British Open
ISLE FILE
•	UH golf teams fall in Turtle Bay event
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Walking on to her biggest challenge

Island Life
PEOPLE
•	Clooney may star in Isle-based movie
BOOKS
•	Celebrating the memoir fiction’s day is done?
•	John Grisham’s short stories long on characters
TASTE
•	Meat balls 3 ways
•	Here are recipes for three types of meatballs
•	Culinary calendar
•	Spaghetti carbonara offers quick and satisfying meal
•	Recession takes toll on waistlines
CAROL DEVENOT
•	Mango bread, generosity always in season
RECIPE DOCTOR
•	Dress up chocolate treats with fall cookie cutters
QUICK BITES
•	Help celebrate 181 years of history
WANDA A. ADAMS
•	Found: Eileen Anderson's curry recipe

Business
•	Lingle calls Beijing meetings a success
•	Awards go to 3 state pioneers
•	Hawaiiana may be closing
OTHER BUSINESS
•	October a good month for auto sales in America
•	Disney moves ahead on Shanghai project
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Parker Ranch sells realty arm to Clark
•	U.S. factory orders rise for 5th time in 6 months

Opinion
•	An open Internet depends on net neutrality
COMMENTARY
•	Cheney dodges in CIA leak probe
•	Life's little variety pack
DAVID SHAPIRO
•	We're stuck with McMackin's million
JERRY BURRIS
•	Let's find a better answer to furloughs
•	Global warming