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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Articles for April 29, 2008

Breaking News
•	Schofield man suspect in Haleiwa break-in
•	Honolulu man facing federal bank robbery charges
•	Honolulu police officer arrested for DUI
•	Honolulu ME confirms Ewa murder-suicide
•	Wahiawa brushfire under control
•	2 Maui men charged with tax-filing violations
•	Indicted Kaneohe slaying suspect still at large
•	Hawaii man sentenced to prison for filing false returns
•	Legislature passes journalist shield law
•	Blessed Damien heads closer to sainthood
•	Minor traffic collision on H-1 at Waikele offramp
•	Box jellyfish count climbs to 800 in Waikiki, tops 100 in Makaha
•	Lahaina man dies during swim accident
•	Menor makes first public statements since DUI arrest
•	Finalists interviewing for UH dean position
•	Waikiki bar-fight beating subject of trial
•	Missing Wahiawa woman found
•	State appeals ceded-lands ruling
•	Power restored in Pearl City/Aiea area
•	Walk @ Lunch tomorrow downtown
•	U.S. patrol ambushed in Iraq
•	Isolated showers, trade winds in today's forecast
•	Autopsy reveals great white killed triathlete
•	Marines launch offensive in Afghanistan
•	South shores under high surf advisory
•	4 U.S. soldiers killed; government official assassinated
•	22 arrested for DUI on Big Island
•	UH research published in science magazine
•	Kauai courthouse open to public on Friday
•	Public hearing set for Kahului Harbor fishing
•	Foreigners to be banned from kidney transplants in Philippines
•	Saint Louis' win over Kamehameha settles state tournament berths
•	NBA: Spurs oust Suns from playoffs, meet Hornets
•	NBA: Billups, Hamilton, Wallace lead Piston by 76ers
•	NBA: Paul’s triple-double helps Hornets advance past Dallas
•	Baseball: Yankees star A-Rod going on 15-day DL
•	Baseball: Victorino comes off DL
•	Children get ticket deals for UH baseball
•	Chargers sign veteran to shore up O-line
•	NBA: Celtics, Hawks escape discipline for Game 4 skirmish
•	NFL: Bills to be paid $78 million to play in Toronto
•	Basketball is Obama's outlet, platform
•	UH men's hoop season ticket deposits start Wednesday
•	NBA: Hornets’ Scott voted NBA coach of year
•	Baseball: Smoltz goes on DL with shoulder problem
•	NBA: Larry Brown to coach Jordan-led Bobcats
•	Baseball: Royals release right-hander Hideo Nomo
•	NFL: Panthers bulk up line by signing DT Ian Scott
•	Preps: Maui beats Baldwin for MIL title
•	NFL: Bucs pin hopes on CB Talib
•	NFL: Seahawks Jackson, Carlson will get chance to start
•	NFL: Chiefs’ No. 1 picks Dorsey, Albert say hello
•	Olympics: Vietnam tightens security for torch’s last international run
•	Preps: BIIF baseball standings
•	Preps: Boys volleyball standings
•	On the air today: NBA playoffs, baseball, NHL
•	On the air tomorrow: NBA, NHL playoffs, baseball
•	Hawaii Medical Center sets layoffs in outsourcing work
•	Hawaii takes two top-10 spots on TripAdvisor list
•	Belt Collins repeats on top 500 design firms list
•	Convention Center executives spread aloha in Chicago
•	Kalaeloa will open for Sugarland at Blaisdell
•	Kumu Kahua receives $50,000 Annenberg grant
•	Volunteers selling KIDS DAY newspaper May 7
•	Send in the clowns: Workshop begins tomorrow
•	Final lap nears for 'Robot Tea Party' art event
•	Big Island garden plans tree giveaway
•	Holy Ghost festival to be held in Kula
•	Jellyfish invasion to peak today

Local News
•	Ag measure could jeopardize solar bill
•	City worker admits bribery
•	Menor backed car device as DUI deterrent
ALOHA AIRLINES CARGO
•	Hawaii loses 85% of air cargo capability
•	Hawaii bakery ships interisland via L.A.
•	Hawaii air cargo closure dashes hopes
•	It's unclear how cargo void will be filled
•	Neighbor Isle firms worried about impact
•	History of Aloha Airlines
•	Aloha Airlines Q and A
LEGISLATURE
•	Senators oppose Lagareta
•	Charities must register with state if bill passes
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Marines finishing investigation of puppy-toss video
EDUCATION
•	72-year-old Farrington High all set for extreme makeover
POLICE
•	Maui police issue 65 tickets in 4-hour push
BIG ISLAND
•	Rape suspect denies any memories of incident
MAUI
•	Maui police issue 65 tickets in 4-hour push
OTHER NEWS
•	Hawaii loses 85% of air cargo capability
•	Shoppers more frugal with tax rebates
•	Community Calendar
•	Several retailers report run on rice
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	$1M released to upgrade Kalaupapa Harbor pier
•	2 abducted kids back in custody
•	'Plantation Days' event celebrates many cultures
•	'Sunset in Kalihi' starts Saturday, ends Sunday
•	Hundreds of volunteers participate in cleanup
•	Trust donates $15,000 to hospital to aid elderly
•	Public testimony sought on proposed reserve area
•	Police seek woman, 78, reported missing Sunday
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Wear both contact lenses: 'It's da law'

Sports
•	Make or break time for UH
•	Brennan pays big price for loyalty
•	Castillo, Kop take their spots in Hawaii Golf Hall of Fame
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Pearl City rallies, then holds off Kailua to capture crown
•	Westmoreland courting success
•	Merkle, Watabu capture crowns
•	McKinley's Tavares captures boys title
•	Kamehameha wraps up ILH title with win
•	Last week's Gamebreakers
•	This Week
•	Games on TV
•	Baseball
•	Softball
•	Upcoming State Tournaments
•	Boys volleyball
FOOTBALL
•	Carvalho inks deal with Packers
BASKETBALL
•	Lakers sweep away Nuggets
BASEBALL
•	Yankees top Indians
OTHER SPORTS
•	UH-Hilo honored as conference's top program
ISLE FILE
•	Six Hawaii tennis players advance
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Domingo's feats a true inspiration

Island Life
•	Modernizing 'What to Expect'
•	Relationships are a path to success
•	'Grand Theft Auto IV' surpasses its hype
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Book helps you plan the big day like a pro
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday
MOMS
•	Bicycling tops sports with most childhood injuries, study shows
WAYNE HARADA
•	'Lost' boys make Roy's their 2nd home

Business
•	Hawaii visitor arrivals dip 1% in March
•	Health insurance premiums up 15%, study says
•	Honolulu foreclosures rise, but are second-lowest in U.S.
AGRICULTURE
•	Feb. papaya production down 6%
WORKPLACE
•	Rocking the 'stache until the job's done
OTHER BUSINESS
•	United may be setting sights on merger with US Airways
•	On American, that 2nd bag's going to cost you
•	Millionaires see weak economy, hope for '09
•	Mars agrees to buy Wrigley in a deal worth $23 billion
•	Kerkorian buys 4.7 percent stake in Ford
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Neighbor Island Real Estate Transactions
•	GM laying off 3,550 workers
•	Effects of writers strike still being felt
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Pickets target Pacific Beach Hotel
•	Bank of America to expand help for borrowers
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Sharper focus needed in spending on grants
•	Limits on campaign signs a beautiful thing
COMMENTARY
•	Carter misses target in talks with Hamas
•	Time to bridge community division on GMO
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

•	TGI Tuesday

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