Articles for October 9, 2008

Breaking News
•	BOE OKs $46.5 million budget reduction plan
•	Grenades, bomb ingredients found in Big Island home
•	Kohala man charged with shooting incident
•	Man pleads guilty to running $3 million Honolulu gambling operation
•	Mistaken OCCC release prompts system review
•	Arson suspected in minor Young Street fire
•	Big Island airline employee suspected of drug trafficking
•	Hawai‘i County bans genetic modification of taro, coffee
•	Humpback whales arrive in Hawai‘i waters
•	Memorial fund set up for infant killed by dog
•	Workshops planned on whale safety for boaters
•	Inouye strongly defends Stevens' honor
•	Six fishermen rescued from disabled vessel
•	Census Bureau to begin recruiting Hawaii workers
•	Dow falls 675 points, below 9,000 for first time since 2003
•	Makakilo man surrenders unharmed after standoff
•	Prominent coastal geologist assisting Kauai County
•	Domestic violence march kicks off ‘White Ribbon’ campaign
•	Cable TV procurement rule protested on Maui
•	Satellites collect data on sea temperatures, reefs
•	Surf: Small for now, bigger stuff on the way
•	Weather: Sunny, warm and a few isolated showers
•	Repair work on broken Kalihi water main continuing
•	Police department honors pair for rescuing woman from burning car
•	New Waiehu facility awarded national honor
•	Kailua lineman Winchester-Makainai chooses Warriors
•	Punahou athletic director Holden to retire at end of school year
•	Phillies beat Dodgers 3-2 in NLCS opener
•	Warriors DE Maka granted sixth season, can play immediately
•	CFB: After loss to Hawaii, Fresno State might miss some fans, too
•	NFL: Lions’ Kitna misses another practice with bad back
•	NFL: ’Pacman’ won’t be punished by Cowboys for scuffle
•	Golf: Ballesteros feeling better after dizzy spell
•	NBA: Nets beat Heat in NBA Europe exhibition
•	NFL: Browns’ Winslow misses practice
•	NHL: Former NHL goalie recovering after shooting
•	NFL: Redskins DE Jason Taylor returns to practice
•	Preps: Girls volleyball standings
•	Boxing: Holyfield offered fight with Valuev
•	CFB: Auburn finds interim replacement for fired OC
•	NFL: Given every chance, Pacman plays Cowboys Jerry Jones for a fool
•	NFL: 49ers’ defense is vanilla, melted vanilla
•	NFL: Saints injuries continue to mount
•	Triathlon: 2-time cancer survivor tackles Ironman
•	NFL: Favre meets with receivers to build chemistry
•	CFB: USC QB Mark Sanchez returns to practice
•	NFL: Jags WR Matt Jones ordered to drug court
•	UH: Alumni discounts for this week's football, volleyball
•	UH football: Willie K. to perform
•	UH football: Public transportation available
•	UH football: Military members get discount for assorted games
•	UH football: Free buses available for students
•	UH football: Ford Island parking open for Saturday's game
•	Preps: Football standings
•	Hawai‘i stocks continue their October swoon
•	Hawaiian Air's Sept. passenger count up from year ago
•	Aiona to address Native Hawaiian business group on ConCon
•	Hoku Scientific enters $5M loan agreement with First Hawaiian
•	Local company will participate in $1.2 million OTEC contract
•	Premier Exhibitions reports lower earnings in latest quarter
•	Story based on Hanauma Bay killing comes to Lifetime TV
•	Reducing waste takes comprehensive effort
•	Reef protection must be a worldwide cause

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Local News
•	Court hears Navy vs. whales
•	Relatives search for answers at site of Hawaii fuel tank explosion
•	Landfill's extended life span upheld
•	Honolulu gas prices drop back under $4
•	Mormon Temple in Laie to close for 18 months of renovations
•	Tourism chief resigns
•	Action call on reefs comes from Honolulu
•	Burial Council to tour rail path
•	Paul Takeuchi, 65, got his 4 wishes
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	State tax receipts up 1.7% over '07
HIGHER EDUCATION
•	HCC adds computer degree
•	University for deaf tearing down its walls
EDUCATION
•	Chat addresses kids' drug concerns
•	BOE meeting location changed
COURTS
•	Attorney calls teen murder suspect 'a little bewildered'
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Wilderness service trip into crater this weekend
•	Stream cleanup, tree planting need volunteers
•	Session on developing safe routes to schools
•	Board of Education will answer questions Oct. 15
•	Heart wellness program offered at med center
•	Kamehameha Highway pothole repairs Saturday
•	Explosive device found in Hawaiian Ocean View
•	Join fight against domestic violence
OTHER NEWS
•	Investors still shaky despite rate cuts
•	Markets bruised worldwide in downward spiral
•	Monk detained despite asylum
•	Community calendar
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Torpedo found at Bellows landfill
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Galdeira returns to Warriors
•	Canoe paddling is in their blood
•	Nash plans practice instead of festivities
UH FOOTBALL
•	Galdeira returns to Warriors
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Quarterback controversy? Certainly not at 'Iolani
•	ADs bracing for DOE's budget cuts
•	Games on TV
•	This Week
•	D-II football standings and statistics
GOLF REPORT
•	Oahu's courses show drop in rounds played
•	Renovations at Princeville
•	Holes in One
•	PGA Tour players from Hawaii
FOOTBALL
•	Auburn fires offensive coordinator
•	'Pacman' Jones involved in fight
BASEBALL
•	Utley, Howard must step up at the plate against Dodgers
•	Boston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays matchup
•	Ramirez still a big hit in Los Angeles
ISLE FILE
•	Sharks, Honu win winter baseball
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Recalling historic road wins

Island Life
•	The TMI phenomenon
•	Best-selling author leads quiet life in Honolulu
•	Don't turn to antibiotics to help fight a cold
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Health calendar
CHARLES STUART PLATKIN
•	Don't pass the blame on weight
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	'Bachelor' Andy Baldwin promotes youth fitness
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday
WAYNE HARADA
•	Keali'iwahamana, Beamer to serenade

Business
•	For-sale sign is posted at insurer AIG Hawaii
•	Maui condo sales, prices take a dive; houses less so
•	Down market hits one-year mark with no clear bottom
TECHNOLOGY
•	New gaming, multi-viewing network service on Oceanic
•	Double your view with extra computer screen
SMALL BUSINESS
•	Focus on Isle culture helps firm succeed
CONSUMER
•	Teens learn how to be savvy consumers in annual contest
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Rate of CEO turnover surges in harder times
•	Hotel union activities challenged
•	Rate cuts unlikely to immediately help you or the financial crisis
•	Retailers post weak sales as patrons hold off on spending
•	Walgreen drops $2.8B bid to buy Longs Drug Stores
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Matson reduces fuel surcharges
•	Boeing, striking machinists set to resume talks
ROBBIE DINGEMAN
•	Teens learn how to be savvy consumers in annual contest

Opinion
•	State needs more practical historic-buildings law
COMMENTARY
•	Why Supreme Court matters in this race
•	Those old, boring lessons are still the best
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	TGI Thursday