Articles for June 15, 2009

Breaking News
•	Stolen guitars recovered at pawn shop
•	Ex-police officer charged with firearms, drug offenses
•	Female in critical condition after Moanalua Freeway car crash
•	Honolulu transit symposium set at Blaisdell
•	Coast Guard enforcing fishing rules from Navy ship off Hawaii
•	John Goemans, who challenged legality of Hawaiian programs, dies
•	Lawyer says police rushed to bring charges against Westbrook
•	High-surf advisory in effect until 6 tonight for all south-facing shores
•	It's eighth day after full moon, but no jellyfish reported
•	USS Crommelin deploys for western Pacific today
•	HECO restores power to Windward areas after early-morning outage
•	Hawaii men among those least likely to have vasectomies
•	Mostly sunny day in forecast
•	NFL: Favre says he is considering playing again
•	NFL: Ex-Warrior Manuwai returns to practice with Jaguars
•	Shane moves ahead of Manny into fifth in NL All-Star voting
•	NBA: Turkoglu will opt out of contract with Magic, become free agent
•	College World series: Virginia ousts Titans with 7-5 victory
•	Hockey: Game 7 is most-watched NHL game in 36 years
•	Soccer: Italy rallies to beat US 3-1 at Confederations Cup
•	NFL: Jets sign 3rd-round pick RB Greene
•	NBA: Chief blames ’knuckleheads’ for Lakers disturbance
•	Ohio St. athlete recovering from shot-put official's death
•	NBA column: Kobe wasn’t going to let the big one get away
•	NFL: Raiders, ex-Cowboy Ellis reach terms
•	College World Series: LSU hits 3 homers in 9-1 win over Arkansas
•	NBA: Van Gundy defends Howard
•	NFL: Browns’ Stallworth to plead guilty in Fla. DUI
•	NFL: Ochocinco plans to stay with QB Palmer in July
•	NBA: Gonzaga’s Daye will stay in draft
•	MLB: Isringhausen out for season
•	NFL: Cowboys LB Ware not distracted by pending payday
•	NFL: Falcons sign veteran OL Newberry
•	NFL: Cardinals tight end Patrick suspended 4 games
•	Hockey: AP source: Wild hire Todd Richards as head coach
•	NFL: Broncos sign Lloyd amid reports Marshall wants out
•	News organizations sue FSU, NCAA over records
•	NFL: Millen to serve as analyst on NFL Network games
•	NBA: UConn’s Majok removes name from draft
•	Soccer: Brazil beats Egypt 4-3 on late penalty kick
•	NBA: Harangody withdraws from draft, returns to ND
•	NBA: Wake Forest guard Teague staying in draft
•	Boxing: Mayweather injured rib cartilage, can’t train
•	MLB: National League All-Star fan voting update
•	NFL: Favre to appear on HBO show tonight
•	Magic’s future looks bright despite finals failure
•	Hockey: Zetterberg calls Crosby’s actions disrespectful
•	WNBA: Shock coach Laimbeer steps down, Mahorn takes over
•	AP, others sue NCAA, FSU on public records law
•	NHL: Flyers' Hatcher retires, joins coaching staff
•	NFL: NFL broadens 'Rooney Rule' to include senior posts
•	CBKB: Kentucky top-scorer Meeks to go pro
•	NHL: Penguins' Stanley Cup parade draws throngs of fans
•	NBA: City, Lakers to split bill for championship parade
•	NBA column: Lakers return to greatness
•	NBA: Magic’s Alston brushes off controversy
•	NBA: Howard can’t get it going in Game 5 against the Lakers
•	Japan baseball: Fans submit petition in support of Bobby Valentine
•	Golf: Katayama withdraws from U.S. Open
•	Auto racing: NASCAR Mexico driver killed in crash
•	NFL: Plaxico Burress gun case delayed until September
•	MLB: Giants complete sweep of A's
•	NBA: LAPD sends home rowdy crowd after Lakers win title
•	On this date: 1938 — Reds' Johnny Vander Meer pitches his second straight no-hit game
•	Maui resort gets new name, direction
•	Hawaiian Airlines extends contract with Pratt & Whitney
•	Watts Constructors gets $17M Pearl Harbor contract
•	Lanikai, Lumahai make top 10 list of best secluded beaches
•	CharmFaire introduces new after-school organization
•	‘Idol’ stars ink record deal
•	Tickets on sale today for Ziggy Marley reggae show at Waikiki Shell
•	TNT turns serious for ‘Wedding Day’
•	Captain America is back for new series
•	Reggae artist has friends in cool places
•	Susan Boyle to sing in Scotland tonight
•	Superhero comic strips return to newsprint
•	U.S. must hit a delicate healthcare balance

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Local News
•	Migration linked to toxin
•	Bailing out the historic Falls of Clyde
•	Lanakila needs volunteer drivers
•	Hawaii bill gives patients a voice
•	Hawaii’s first stimulus-funded construction project under way
•	Honolulu's new transit logo biased, rail opponents say
•	Kobayashi says she'll run for Bainum's council seat
•	Musician's custom-made guitars stolen
•	More big waves coming our way
EDUCATION
•	Education chief pushes for national standards
MAUI
•	Tourism slump blamed for declining electricity sales
MY COMMUNITIES
•	USS Crommelin will depart today for training exercises
•	Immersion school receives defibrillator from bakery
•	Ship repairing buoy system designed to detect tsunamis
•	Suspect who allegedly fired gun at home still in jail
•	Suspect believed to have robbed store twice in 2 days
OTHER NEWS
•	Community calendar
•	S. Korea president says U.S. role vital
•	DTV switch called a success
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Bryant, Lakers on top once again
•	Female surfers rip in Waikiki
•	Kailua ends Lanikai's long run
GOLF
•	Rookie Nordqvist captures major
•	Gay garners Open berth
BASEBALL
•	Yankees show no mercy to Mets
•	Sun Devils topple Tar Heels, 5-2
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Natural appeal
•	Going green not as simple as it seems
•	Technology can hamper teens' skills
PEOPLE
•	Parton delights fellow Girl Scouts
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	Palin may become boon to Letterman's popularity
GREEN
•	For the environment
•	Turn off lights to save energy, money

Business
•	Credit card hackers exploit lax security
•	Kai Sensors awarded contract
•	Overcome procrastination and cut down stress levels
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Bakery sweet on franchising
•	Freebies a win-win for consumers, businesses
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Boeing expands military exports
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Safety of food supply requires stronger FDA
COMMENTARY
•	Bill would help expand solar power use
•	Solar-energy plants use too much water
•	Teaching tolerance
•	State furlough