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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, June 18, 2009

Articles for June 18, 2009

Breaking News
•	Board OKs locker searches, drug-sniffing dogs in schools
•	Bellows Beach Park to reopen to public during July 4th weekend
•	Man arrested for alleged sexual assaults on elderly women in nursing center
•	Defense system headed for Isles has been successfully tested at Barking Sands
•	Maui man who dragged girlfriend with noose found guilty of abuse
•	Lingle furlough plan will close state offices three Fridays a month
•	Big Island police investigating suspicious injury to 6-month-old boy
•	Marine Corps Base Hawaii to host job fair tomorrow
•	Honolulu man, woman indicted on federal sex trafficking charges
•	Kauai police ask help in finding missing woman
•	Trial opens for man accused of beating 7-month-old daughter
•	Gates: Missile interceptors on way to Hawaii ahead of North Korea test
•	Big Island police investigating report of home invasion robbery
•	Surf of 4 to 7 feet expected on south shore today
•	Breezy trades to make their return today
•	UH's Vinnie Catricala agrees to terms with Seattle Mariners
•	Soccer: Brazil hammers U.S. 3-0 at Confederations Cup
•	Baseball: NCAA College World Series scores, schedule
•	Auto racing: F1 in turmoil as 8 teams announce breakaway series
•	Calhoun's grand slam, double keys Arizona State's 12-5 win
•	NCAA to reconsider scheduling change in baseball, adding sand volleyball
•	Attorney: Ryan Leaf will face Texas charges Friday
•	NBA: Odom’s mind on returning to Lakers next season
•	Browns' Stallworth suspended indefinitely by NFL
•	NHL: Ovechkin named league MVP for second consecutive year
•	Basketball: U.S. picks roster for World University Games
•	NBA: N.J. woman sues 76ers' Iguodala for child support
•	Olympics: Krzyzewski still undecided about coaching Team USA again
•	UCLA tennis player in coma
•	NFL: Bengals QB Palmer healed, looking like old No. 9 in minicamp
•	NFL: Saints coach a victim of Chinese drywall
•	NBA: Kapono ready to give 76ers long-range boost
•	NFL: Bucs QB race getting interesting
•	CFB: Leagues scrapping football media days to cut costs
•	MLB: Barajas' homer helps Blue Jays sweep Phillies
•	Soccer: Egypt upsets Italy 1-0 at Confederations Cup
•	MLB: Cardinals activate Greene from DL
•	MLB: Tigers place Willis on DL with anxiety disorder
•	Cycling: Belgian rider Boonen banned from Tour de France
•	MLB: Padres' Young heading to the disabled list
•	NHL: Lafleur gets $100 fine, 1-year suspended sentence
•	Preps: Heat-related deaths prompt new policies
•	Tennis: Nadal's struggle leaves Wimbledon in doubt
•	MLB: Phillies' Ibanez placed on 15-day DL
•	Ohio prosecutor: Keep Maurice Clarett in prison
•	Soccer: WPS Atlanta Beat to begin play in 2010
•	Obituary: Former Giant Dusty Rhodes dead at 82
•	NBA: Jason Williams says he may try to play again
•	NCAA intends to take away Florida State victories
•	NBA: Former Jazz coach Layden released from hospital
•	Bowling: Great-grandmothers win Michigan title
•	NFL: Falcons mates say Ryan making ’scary’ improvement
•	NFL: McCarthy pleased with Packers’ transition to 3-4
•	NFL: Rookie tight end Brandon Pettigrew works well with Matthew Stafford
•	NFL: Giants WR Moss upbeat despite hamstring injury
•	Cycling: Ex-mountain bike champ Giove hit with drug charge
•	Auto racing; Long's record suspension reduced to 8 races
•	Cycling: Armstrong's Astana team solves financial woes
•	Tennis: Defending champion Ferrer loses in quarters
•	Tennis: Razzano defeats defending champion Radwanska
•	Soccer: Beasley, Kljestan join U.S. lineup against Brazil
•	Tennis: Report: Wimbledon on alert for match-fixing
•	NFL calendar: Draft in early May 2010
•	This week's top auto races
•	On this date: 2000 — Tiger Woods wins 100th U.S. Open by record 15 strokes
•	Wall Street analyst cuts 2009 earnings forecast for Bankoh
•	Job fair set Friday at Marine Corps Base Hawaii
•	Island AIr pilots ratify four-year labor agreement
•	Hawaii personal income growth tops all states in 1st quarter
•	DTRIC Insurance gets 'excellent' ratings from A.M. Best Co.
•	Giant bugs taking over Pearlridge this weekend
•	Keiki Steps to Kindergarten offers summer program
•	Portuguese Heritage Workshop offered July 18
•	Interactive Japanese radio show premiering on Monday
•	LaPorte comedy show rescheduled for September
•	Tickets on sale for Slava's Snowshow at Hawaii Theatre
•	Thirty Meter Telescope: Rational plan for Mauna Kea is taking shape

Local News
•	Ex-beauty queen a flight risk
•	'Everybody's in the same boat'
•	100 new swine flu cases reported
•	Lingle rejects concern over furloughing federally funded Hawaii workers
•	Honolulu prosecutor, chairman of city council may run for mayor
•	Hawaii public housing director urges veto of fees, limited stays
•	Feds probing deaths of 2 monk seals
•	Suspect in knife attack sued by estranged wife
•	Two bad accidents lead to crackdown
•	Bainum services at Hosoi June 26
•	Thomas Lum, 93, helped found newspaper union
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
•	Obama proposes financial overhaul
•	Federal same-sex benefits are 'a first step, not a final step'
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Panel of 5 to help choose new chief
EDUCATION
•	Isle's biggest used-book sale opens on Saturday
HEALTH
•	Health coverage cost may rise 9%
BIG ISLAND
•	Police seek public's help in finding 2 assault suspects
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Some westbound viaduct lanes will be closed Sunday
•	'Magic Storyteller' slated to perform for kids at library
•	Shipyard worker admits stealing goggles from ship
•	Residents mostly endorse Mauna Kea telescope plan
•	UH disaster preparedness center awarded $5 million
•	Enrollment applications for fall up 5% at UH-Manoa
OTHER NEWS
•	Holder lowers estimate on detainee trials
•	Community calendar
•	YWCA luncheon will salute 10 leading women of Hawaii
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	We need a nouveau George Ariyoshi

Sports
•	First 2010 recruit for UH
•	Downing living the dream in Giants' camp
•	Fisher returns to UH as associate head coach
UH MEN'S BASKETBALL
•	Transfers to boost 'Bows' practices
UH FOOTBALL
•	First 2010 recruit for UH
GOLF
•	U.S. Women's Open will have bit of Hawaii
•	Inspired Mickelson eyes U.S. Open title
•	Three former champs advance
•	Pearl City's Tanigawa given Ito scholarship
•	Positive feelings despite struggles
•	Pro tour players from Hawaii
GOLF REPORT
•	Holes in One
FOOTBALL
•	Ex-QB Leaf arrested in Washington state
BASEBALL
•	Boston's Penny wins his 100th, 6-1
•	Arkansas' late heroics send Virginia packing
•	Blue Jays' Halladay will be placed on DL
OTHER SPORTS
•	Nine Hawaii teams in Far West quarters
ISLE FILE
•	Sunset Beach's Lorne wins rodeo titles
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Sluggers paying for tainted homers

Island Life
•	Twilight years
•	Gamers, warm up your consoles
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Health calendar
PEOPLE
•	Bruno struts cultural learnings of Brits
PRESCRIPTIONS
•	Why higher-grade cooking oils matter
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	How an Island baseball tradition began
CHARLES STUART PLATKIN
•	Quench thirst without all those calories

Business
•	Artist Wyland will open 2 restaurants
•	Help coming for GM owners on Big Island
•	Surgical center to fill theater site
ECONOMY
•	Recession holds prices down
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Units in Trump's Waikiki tower available as rentals
•	FedEx outlook still bleak
•	Financial stocks stumble, but consumer prices offer optimism
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Kona Brewing's suds rising fast
ROBBIE DINGEMAN
•	Help coming for GM owners on Big Island

Opinion
•	Public housing bills lack workable solutions
COMMENTARY
•	Once again, Big Oil drains our wallets
•	Twisted logic in the Age of Obama
•	Graduation rates

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