Articles for October 13, 2009

Breaking News
•	Maui fire victim identified as Washington state woman
•	5 shot in Aliamanu, suspect at-large
•	State kicks off free flu vaccination program in schools
•	Box jellyfish count increases throughout the day
•	Kaneohe Marine killed in Afghanistan
•	Maui County council defers ban on polystyrene plate-lunch containers
•	Pursuit ends with stolen vehicle on Waikele Country Club course
•	Fire hydrant in Kakaako becomes geyser after being struck by car
•	'Blood Alley's' lower speed intended to lessen severity of crashes not prevent them
•	Big Island police seek help in identiyfing debit-card theft suspect
•	Investigators say fire at Kalihi auto glass shop was intentionally set
•	Wahiawa Veterans Day Parade set for Nov. 11
•	Children and Youth Summit Tuesday at State Capitol
•	Waipahu man gets life term in deadly hatchet attack
•	LaTech delayed ... and so is Shoji's shot at 1,000 wins
•	Football odds: Idaho favored over UH by 11 1/2
•	Aneli Cubi-Otineru on today's Warrior Beat Show
•	CFB: New Mexico coach Locksley suspended 1 game for fight with assistant
•	MLB playoffs: Capsule look at the NL championship series
•	MLB playoffs: Capsule look at the AL championship series
•	Soccer: US forward Davies hurt in car accident
•	NBA: Clippers exercise player contract options
•	CFB: Stafon Johnson could leave hospital Wednesday
•	Canadian volleyball teams in local club tournament
•	CFB: Bryant: `I just panicked because I was scared’
•	CFB: NMSU’s Colston suspended after felony charge
•	NBA: Arenas, Wizards fined $25K apiece for his silence
•	MLB: Sabean, Bochy receive extensions from Giants
•	NFL: Dolphins’ Cobbs out for season
•	MLB: Cardinals Yadier Molina sued over appearances, autographs
•	NFL: Ravens sign former Super Bowl hero David Tyree
•	CFB: Holiday Bowl extends Pac-10, Big 12 agreements
•	CBKB: Louisville players face added charges in bar fight
•	NFL: Missing Thurman Thomas statue apparently in Canada
•	NFL: QB Chad Henne transforms Dolphins’ offense
•	NFL: Steelers DE Smith out with right shoulder injury
•	NFL changes kickoff times for potential conflict
•	CFB: No. 5 Boise St faces key road test against Tulsa
•	NFL: Limbaugh already down 1 vote in bid to buy Rams
•	Tennis: Roddick retires with knee pain at Shanghai Masters
•	NFL: Eagles hand out animal welfare grants
•	Skiing: Austrian star Hermann Maier retires at 36
•	Florida appeals court again rules against NCAA
•	NFL: LB Junior Seau, 40, re-signs with Patriots, network says
•	NFL: Goodell says league watching Cable investigation
•	MLB: Yankees may go with 3-man rotation against Angels
•	CFB: Idaho LB Robinson reprimanded for punch
•	NFL: Redskins lack for offense, but not for drama
•	NFL full of bad, dysfunctional teams
•	NBA: Jackson says he’s ready to rejoin Warriors
•	NFL: Jets waste chance to put their mark on AFC East
•	Tennis: Tsonga, Verdasco play match on high speed train
•	Olympics: IOC says Hiroshima, Nagasaki plan not workable
•	UH sports: Ticket stubs bring big discount at Big City Diner locations
•	OIA volleyball playoffs schedule
•	ILH volleyball playoffs schedule
•	On this date: 1903 — Boston Pilgrims win first World Series
•	Mokulele, go! merge operations
•	Honolulu among top cities for hotel discounts
•	Fidelity now top Hawaiian Airlines shareholder
•	Dole Food begins initial public offering
•	Hawaii ag initiatives may get $34 million
•	Youth center director named national 'afterschool ambassador'
•	Free workshops to help parents initiate 'the talk' with their children
•	Emme brings back Food and Wine memories
•	Gardner McKay's memoir to be published
•	Morton's to host benefit for Bishop Museum
•	Council must stay the course on rail plans

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Local News
•	Alleged killer pleads not guilty
•	Skydiver dies after parachute fails
•	UHPA must take realistic view
•	Hawaii parents may sue over furloughs
•	Honolulu rail gets federal OK
•	USS Missouri ready for drydock
BIG ISLAND
•	Probe into Puna slaying complete
•	Ironman cleanup grueling, too
MAUI
•	Tape, signs guard monk seal, newborn pup at Koki Beach
KAUA'I
•	Kids' poster contest rallies against drinking and driving
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Damaging fire at auto glass warehouse intentionally set
•	64th annual Veterans Day parade scheduled for Nov. 11
•	Alleged N.Y. Mafia associate arrested on Isle honeymoon
•	Children and Youth Summit will discuss relevant issues
•	Community calendar
•	USS Ronald Reagan to stop in Isles on way to California
OTHER NEWS
•	Hawaiian Mass marks Islands' tribute to Damien
•	Hundreds pay tribute to teen diver who 'knew how to live'
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	UHPA must take realistic view

Sports
•	Phillies rally in 9th, gain NLCS
•	Torres expected to take on expanded role
•	'Bows move up to No. 3 in poll
UH FOOTBALL
•	Torres expected to take on expanded role
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	QB Wilson's versatility boosts Wai'anae offense
•	This week
•	Games on TV
•	Gamebreakers
•	Girls volleyball standings
•	Volleyball
•	Football
GOLF
•	Ishii wins first senior event
FOOTBALL
•	Dolphins are effectively wild in beating Jets, 31-27
•	Future in doubt for 49ers' duo
BASEBALL
•	No easy Street for Rockies' closer
•	Yankees hold key to October's TV ratings
ISLE FILE
•	Vulcans ranked No. 19 in poll
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Hawaii won't see another like Shoji

Island Life
•	Young Science
•	Aging well starts in womb
•	Youths learn teamwork by farming
PEOPLE
•	Newark mayor takes feud to late night

Business
•	Tax scofflaws face Thursday deadline
•	Sanrio Cafe offers more than sweets
•	Final Nobel prizes awarded
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Voluntary disclosure starts with phone call
•	Hookela Awards to honor retailers
•	Trade mixed as investors await reports
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Pacific Gateway gets $75,000 grant
•	Sidekick phone failure results in lost data

Opinion
•	Meth outreach deserves support
COMMENTARY
•	All sectors can help boost our travel industry
•	Atlantic bluefin tuna in deep decline
•	Teacher furloughs