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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Saturday, May 17, 2008

Articles for May 17, 2008

Breaking News
•	Man accused of choking mother
•	Sexual assault reported at Honolulu school
•	4 Hawaiian royal societies criticize sovereignty group
•	Hawaii visitor industry charity walk raises more than $1M
•	Couple injured in Kauai stabbing
•	Review: Honolulu Symphony ends on high note
•	Vog expected to start clearing away tonight
•	Six chemical munitions left to destroy at Schofield
•	Car crashes into backyard of Salt Lake home
•	City parks in Kalihi, Palolo get makeover
•	Kaneohe Marine Base back gate closed Sunday
•	Hannemann off to Chicago to meet with U.S. mayors
•	Career Day set for Monday at Roosevelt High
•	5 missing Hawaii foster children found this week
•	Surf of 6 to 8 feet expected on North Shore today
•	Crash reported at University Ave., Kapiolani Blvd.
•	Brushfire reported near H-2 Ka Uka Blvd. exit
•	Car fire reported near hairpin turn on Pali Hwy.
•	Punahou boys, Kamehameha girls win state track titles
•	Kamehameha stops Mililani for state Division I softball championship
•	Today's Hawaii Sports Scoreboard: State softball, volleyball, track
•	Hawaii Baptist rolls past Hilo for state Division II boys volleyball title
•	Utah Valley shuts down baseball Rainbows, 2-0
•	Iolani upsets Punahou for state boys Division I volleyball title
•	Pac-Five rallies past Kaua‘i for state Division I softball title
•	Rainbows beat Mississippi State again to reach regional final
•	Brian Viloria scores knockout victory in Mexico
•	McLachlin shoots 73, six shots back at PGA's AT&T Classic
•	Big Brown coasts to victory setting up shot at Triple Crown
•	Aloha Youth Lacrosse Association holds final games Sunday
•	Autos: Kahne gambles to win All-Star race
•	Golf: Howell shoots 67 to take AT&T Classic lead
•	Autos: Allmendinger wins first NASCAR race in Sprint Showdown
•	Golf: Ochoa shoots 67, opens 2-shot lead in Sybase Classic
•	NBA: Hornets expect David West back
•	Autos: Second-generation driver makes Indy 500 field
•	Golf: Bean takes 1-shot lead into final round of Regions
•	NBA: Celtics, Cavs back in Boston for Game 7
•	Weightlifting: Roach, Haworth top U.S. Olympic women's team
•	NHL: Turco-led Stars beat Red Wings 2-1, force Game 6
•	Baseball: Ballpark deal helps Marlins sign Hanley Ramirez
•	Autos: Dominguez, Papis crash during Indy practice
•	Youth sports: Family of N.J. boy hit by baseball holds onto hope
•	Tennis: Federer and Nadal advance to Hamburg Masters final
•	Golf: Dredge takes 3rd-round lead at Irish Open
•	Baseball: Giambi's not-so-lucky golden thong
•	Rite of spring: Pistons, Red Wings contend for titles
•	Badminton: China successfully defends Uber Cup title
•	Tennis: Sharapova pulls out of Italian Open semifinal
•	Horse racing: Big Brown poised to set up Triple Crown bid

Local News
•	Nanakuli crash kills 2, hospitalizes 5
•	Volcanic haze's health risk unclear
•	Permit denied for assembly at palace
•	Net predators face 10 years
•	Schofield soldier dies after bombing
•	Local plane will deliver aid
ELECTION
•	McCain claims he's best bet for gun rights
•	Obama's wealth growing but still far behind Clinton's, McCain's
•	Obama blasts Bush, McCain
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	State delays contract for voting machines
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Mokule'ia park to be closed nights
•	HFD recruits can apply on Web
POLICE
•	Kihei woman dies after being struck by sedan
ENVIRONMENT
•	Ala Wai pipes gone, parking spaces back
OTHER NEWS
•	Community calendar
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Jury: Cab driver tried to kill fare
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH softball rallies in opener
•	Los Angeles ousts Utah, 108-105
•	James scores 32 as Cavaliers top Celtics to force Game 7
UH BASEBALL
•	Rainbows find their groove in 9-6 win
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Kamehameha, Mililani play for title
•	Kauai, Pac-Five in DII final
•	HBA, Hilo to play for DII title
•	Punahou in 4th straight DI title match
•	Radford boys set state record in 4x100 relay
•	Games on TV
GOLF
•	McLachlin four shots off AT&T lead
MARTIAL ARTS
•	Inoue makes speedy work of foe in return
ISLE FILE
•	Hawaii still second at WAC track meet
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Peruse, indulge
•	Hula competition draws students from 4 islands
•	All things baby on display this weekend at Blaisdell
•	Tell us your best and worst graduation party stories
•	Attend 'Peace' concert, fight genocide in Darfur
•	Dive into an ocean celebration
•	Pineapples, parade, more in Wahiawa
•	Help youth soccer stars reach goals
MUSIC
•	Tresemble's season-ending program edifying, enjoyable
TELEVISION
•	Sci Fi examines mystery of crystal skull
THEATER
•	Human elements abduct 'Hostage'
FAITH
•	Weekly thoughts
•	Unlikely source donates mosque
•	Crowd gathers for vision of Mary
•	Pope notes China's Catholics
•	Faith calendar
EXPRESSIONS OF FAITH
•	Shinran's emphasis was unity
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Saturday

Business
•	Kamehameha ups pay for executives
•	New home construction up in April but market still grim
•	You'll spend more with credit cards than cash
RETAIL
•	FAO Schwarz to sell its toys within 700 Macy's outlets
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Appliances just start of GE's revamping
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Neighbor Island Real Estate Transactions
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Golf course goes to creditor
•	Hawaii gas prices not U.S. highest
•	Robert Mondavi dies at age 94

Opinion
•	Schools take good step to meet health goals
COMMENTARY
•	Don't call sect a unique corner of America
DAVID SHAPIRO
•	'Dog,' vog and other top news
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

TELEVISION
•	Sci Fi examines mystery of crystal skull
MUSIC
•	Tresemble's season-ending program edifying, enjoyable
THEATER
•	Human elements abduct 'Hostage'
•	TGI Saturday

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