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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, May 30, 2008

Articles for May 30, 2008

Breaking News
•	Maui council approves $560M budget for 2009
•	Rescue personnel get new cardiac care tool
•	Coast Guard embarks on ocean rescue
•	Bike crash reported on Kamehameha Dr. in Manoa
•	Vehicle fire reported on H-3 town-bound
•	Small brushfire burns Big Isle ranch land
•	Pedestrian accident reported at Queen & Richards
•	Surf: Another slow day expected on Oahu
•	Weather: Mostly clear through the weekend
•	'Healthy Hawaii' workshops set for Maui County
•	Tab for ongoing city sewer projects: $560 million
•	Maui workshop slated on people with disabilities
•	Reward in Big Isle robbery case grows to $3,000
•	Autopsy: Big Isle man's death due to drowning
•	Work on Ft. Weaver Road set for Friday night
•	Honolulu Police Department gets 38 new officers
•	Donations to Dikito children pass $6,500 mark
•	Man, woman in Kahaluu report being assaulted
•	Golf: Webb leads Ginn, Sorenstam moves up
•	Golf: Two tied for Memorial lead; McLachlin, Wilson make cut
•	MLB: Chamberlain to start Tuesday
•	Wie 7-under, three shots back at Ladies German Open
•	Kate Robinson: Life after college ball
•	MLB: Braves put Kotsay on DL
•	MLB: Red Sox put Matsuzaka on DL
•	CFB: Kahuku alum Teo will attend BYU
•	Tennis: Both Williams sisters bounced at French Open
•	Olympics: Double amputee begins tough bid for Beijing
•	Golf: Kim helps U.S. take 4-2 lead in Curtis Cup
•	CBKB: UConn coach Calhoun treated for skin cancer
•	Preps: St. Anthony names new athletic director
•	Golf: Ochoa's uncle dies, her Web site reports
•	NBA: Hamilton will play for Pistons today
•	Soccer: FIFA members support objectives of '6+5' rule
•	Olympics: Japanese companies introduce new swimsuits
•	CBB: Report finds heroin caused Tech player's death
•	NFL: Letter describes shooting of Denver player
•	March papaya harvest down 7% from February
•	Matson unit joins SmartWay Transport Partnership
•	AUW is forming Society of Young Leaders
•	Bolstering economy in lean times will take vision

Local News
•	Five indicted in Hawaii mortgage scam
•	go! not facing imminent bankruptcy
•	Extra sales tax brings in $211M so far
•	Chinatown not loft-friendly
•	Collections of delinquent traffic fines triple
•	Rewards of 'Lost' plot twists outweigh frustrations
•	Hawaii speller ousted
•	Hawaii revenue forecast lowered
•	Ala Moana unswayed on cadavers
ELECTION
•	Two senators advising McCain quit vets' group
•	Democratic leaders say race will likely be over next week
•	Obama healthy, says his doctor
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Army, Marine suicides rise
BIG ISLAND
•	Scandals arise in Big Isle election
KAUA'I
•	Two bank robbery convictions on record for Kauai suspect
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Vigil tomorrow for Myanmar, China victims
•	Pothole repairs causing lane closures tomorrow
•	North Kohala brushfire burns a quarter-acre
•	Multiple lane closures on Fort Weaver tonight
•	Kiawe trees come down, but they don't go quietly
•	Groups invited to join Fourth of July parade
•	Library reopens Monday after renovation hiatus
•	Expect lane closures during light-pole repairs
•	'Ahahui Ka'ahumanu holding rummage sale
OTHER NEWS
•	Community calendar
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Airline death was of natural causes
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Japanese school lives it up, Isle-style

Sports
•	Lakers bounce Spurs in five
•	School gets $5M donation
•	Wie fires 4-under 68 in German Open
UH BASEBALL
•	Second-half surge had 'Bows chasing WAC baseball crown
UH SPORTS
•	UH hopes to stay on track at regionals
RECREATION
•	Boxing offers a boost to body, mind for all ages
•	Three gymnasts earn All-America honors
•	Sports notices
•	Early entry discounts for Maui Marathon end soon
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	From hippie art to high fashion
•	May is truly a 'floriferous' time in Isles
•	Gardens can be practical, beautiful
MUSIC
•	These days, Usher sings a different tune
•	Billboard hits
MOVIES
•	Going all the way
•	'Skull' isn't the only serial film to disappoint
•	Gorgeous 'Fall' marred by convoluted story line
•	'Strangers' yanks your chains
•	Shia LaBeouf takes a walk on the wild side in 'Skull'
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	USA debuts latest tough-woman show
•	'Rambo' back in action in special-edition release
PEOPLE
•	Sajak, White will return to Hawaii
HOME AND GARDEN
•	May is truly a 'floriferous' time in Isles
•	Gardens can be practical, beautiful
•	Home and garden calendar
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	Total Bliss — Lau's back for trunk show
•	How to make a tie-dye shirtdress
•	Get some expert tips on music marketing
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Step back into '70s with stylists, Chi-Lites
•	Tube Notes
•	What's Up!
•	Buzzing about...
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Ongoing events
MOMS
•	Rights help shrink math's gender gap
•	Bacteria may be factor in SIDS
•	Celeb lineup ups caliber at state fair
•	Going all the way
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Uke sounds of '2 to 3 Feet' catches wave of fun

Business
•	Rental cars can now take a ride on ferry
•	Sears posts $56 million loss
•	Slowing of cell phone market may spur bargains
REAL ESTATE
•	30-year mortgage rate rises
AIRLINES
•	Consumers choose home over flying
SMALL BUSINESS
•	Small-business bill of rights awaits governor's signature
CONSUMER
•	Drivers adjust habits to combat pump prices
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Neighbor Island Real Estate Transactions
•	Ad clicks on Google site up nearly 20%
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	U.S. exports push GDP up slightly for first quarter
•	Honolulu ranks 45th in U.S. income
•	Coming events

Opinion
•	Easier public access to PUC long overdue
•	Revamped GI Bill a well-deserved benefit
COMMENTARY
•	Reduce carbon footprint, but make it doable
•	Don't let development be at lessees' expense
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	'Sex and City' a treat for fans, a shrug to the rest
•	Global Lens series tells the stories of the world
•	Uke sounds of '2 to 3 Feet' catches wave of fun
NIGHTLIFE
•	After Hours: Nightspotting

MOVIES
•	Going all the way
•	'Skull' isn't the only serial film to disappoint
•	Gorgeous 'Fall' marred by convoluted story line
•	'Strangers' yanks your chains
•	Shia LaBeouf takes a walk on the wild side in 'Skull'
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	USA debuts latest tough-woman show
•	'Rambo' back in action in special-edition release
MUSIC
•	These days, Usher sings a different tune
•	Billboard hits
DINING
•	Cool dreams of shave ice keep little store alive
OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
•	Celeb lineup ups caliber at state fair
•	What's Up!
•	Buzzing about...
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Ongoing events

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