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Articles for May 12, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Manslaughter verdict in Indreginal killing
•	'American Idol' finalists down to three
•	Faulty equipment blamed for March blackout
•	Hundreds of jellyfish showing up at beaches
•	2 critically injured in Kaka'ako shooting
•	Registrations up for new vehicles
•	Gasoline price hits another record high
•	Stocks end mixed as late bargains ease declines

Local News
•	Jury deliberating bribery
•	IRAQI PRISON ABUSE SCANDAL Prison scandal attributed to 'failure of leadership'
•	Leilehua grad turns out to be 'real American idol'
•	EDUCATION Standards raised for middle school in Hawai'i
•	Students' construction skills impress homeowner
•	A JOURNEY WITH HOKULE'A Wind continues to elude voyagers
•	SCIENCE/ENVIRONMENT Coast Guard to retrieve two buoys
•	Preservation plan for part of North Shore advances
•	OTHER NEWS Charity walk pledges money to education
•	Officer of year helped HPD go high-tech
•	NAACP critical of decision on judge
•	Council expected to OK raises for HGEA
•	Police Beat
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH VOLLEYBALL UH loses appeal, 2002 national volleyball title
•	Costas maintains he never was a pro
•	Students say rule lacks common sense
•	Outrigger event draws final 4 teams
•	BASEBALL Banged-up 'Bows take on Bulldogs
•	Williams' injury gives Giants scare
•	HOMEGROWN REPORT Dartmouth's water polo success rooted in Hawai'i
•	Galon garners tennis honor
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Mid-Pacific tops Punahou for ILH baseball title, 3-1
•	McKinley, Kahuku will play for OIA hoops title
•	ISLE FILE Kaua'i's Ballard surfs to second at Tahiti
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	PARENTING Defuse teenage angst
•	Being there for your teen and other advice for parents
•	Jasmine weeps as 'Idol' judges pan performance
•	SHAPE UP Sports drinks are geared for die-hard exercisers
•	FIVE QUESTIONS Expand your home — open it up to the outdoors
•	OTHER FEATURES Theaters do extra duty for military families
•	Student creativity applauded at Teen Video Awards
•	THE LEFT LANE Factory-farming flick
•	TASTE Host chef of Uncorked started as dishwasher
•	Soak up Thai flavor with chef's marinade
•	Start with a can of tuna, a versatile frugal food
•	Experts differ on health benefits of raw-food diet
•	7 OR LESS Flavor chicken fajitas with cumin, chili
•	RECIPE DOCTOR Whip up a lighter spinach-and-cheese dip
•	QUICK BITES Artist back on Maui to debut wine labels
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Vegetarian cookbook makes its 'gourmet' dishes simple
•	Culinary Calendar
•	TGI Wednesday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	New Island Air could be boost for interisland travel
•	OfficeMax plans 2 more stores
•	Firm hired to oversee Waikiki mall plan
•	Car dealers expect record year for new vehicles
•	Cyanotech posts first fiscal-year profit since '97
•	State tax revenues up 29.2% in April
•	Business briefs
•	OTHER BUSINESS Gasoline prices expected to peak next month
•	State signals support of lawsuit involving Kool cigarette ads
•	Capital spending boosts Cisco third-quarter profits
•	SMALL BUSINESS Contest inspires entrepreneurial hopes
•	Inflation making life tough on small firms
•	Couple who lost a baby help others who are grieving
•	Find a market for product before marketing product, experts say
•	'Failure' rate may be misleading

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Legislature 2004 left key work undone
•	Wider police powers need careful balancing
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH Maybe a deadline is needed