Articles for September 1, 2009

Breaking News
•	Tsunami watch canceled for Indian Ocean
•	Weather Service issues fire weather watch
•	Maryann Acker found guilty in 1978 murder, repeating '82 verdict
•	Abercrombie, Hirono talk to seniors about health care reform plan
•	Suspect, 17, in Ewa Beach murder re-enacted killing, detective testifies
•	Federal judge has granted TRO to Micronesians over health care plan
•	East-West Center awarded $1.4M for avian-flu study
•	Hawaiian Home Lands deputy chair appointed
•	Suspected car thief arrested in Waipahu
•	Schofield Barracks hosting suicide awareness event
•	Man reports gun-point robbery in Wahiawa
•	Liliuokalani bracelet to be on display at Iolani Palace
•	Input sought on possible fish rules for Hawaii
•	Husband, wife arrested in Waikiki following argument
•	Girl, 3, reports sexual assault in Punchbowl area
•	Body identified as Waianae woman
•	Warriors starting defensive end Fonoti injures knee at practice
•	NFL: Bills waive ex-Warrior Solomon Elimimian, 5 others
•	UH football: Bus service offered for Warrior games
•	NFL: Bengals� No. 1 pick Andre Smith breaks foot in practice
•	CFB: Warrior foe, WSU, prepares for opener vs. Stanford
•	NFL: Bush, Thomas doubtful for preseason finale
•	MLB: Cole Hamels dominates Giants, tosses 2-hitter
•	NFL: 49ers dump Huard as rookie Nate Davis moves up
•	NBA: T�Wolves say Rubio backed out of chance to play
•	CFB: TE Mosley leaves Oklahoma State football team
•	NFL: Browns place OL Ryan Tucker on IR
•	NFL: Rookie Brandstater gets start as Broncos� QB
•	NFL: QB Sanchez to get just one series in Jets preseason finale
•	NFL: Chiefs release Amani Toomer, 2 others
•	NFL: Chargers welcome Little League world champions
•	NFL: Lions� Stanton has torn knee cartilage
•	NFL: Rams trade former No. 1 pick to Atlanta
•	NFL: Bears sign DB Hood
•	Mets pitchers Santana, Perez have surgery
•	Tennis: Top-seeded Safina avoids major upset at US Open
•	Danish soccer player�s leg amputated after lightning strike
•	Olympics: Procter & Gamble sponsors US Team
•	Alabama football player Brandon Deaderick shot, wounded in arm
•	NBA: Uncertainty fogs Rubio reports
•	CFB: UCLA plans to play football opener despite fires
•	CFB: USC�s secondary takes a hit
•	NFL column: Brett Favre has his moments � and not all are good
•	Australia�s basketball team gets Chinese sponsor
•	NFL: 49er guard Baas� foot strain turned out to be more serious
•	NFL: Seahawks QB Hasselbeck forming bond with newest target
•	CFB: Previewing the 2009 college football season
•	CFB: This week's college football schedule
•	CFB: Who will be No. 1 in college football? A look at Top 25
•	MLB: Giants add Penny for cheap
•	Fantasy Football: The top 100 players in fantasy
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the quarterbacks
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the running backs
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the wide receivers
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the tight ends
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the defense
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the kickers
•	Fantasy Football: Keeping an eye on injuries
•	Fantasy Football: Keep track of the schedule when making plans
•	UH offers alumni, military discounts to football, volleyball
•	UH offers group discounts to football, volleyball
•	ILH girls volleyball standings
•	Prep football standings
•	United to serve Trader Vic entrees in first class
•	The Gas Company promotes Young to chief operating officer
•	Hawaii August bankruptcies up 38%, slowest growth seen in 15 months
•	Local 'Eat-ins" planned in support of fresh foods in schools
•	Boots on the Beach fundraiser set for Oct. 24
•	Baby Boot Camp has two new locations
•	'Slow News International' now up at Arts at Marks Garage
•	Legendary indigenous musicians performing in Hilo and Honolulu
•	Free parenting workshop Sept. 20
•	Gala event featuring Norah Jones canceled at Hawaii Writers Conference
•	Dinosaurs making their way to Bishop Museum
•	KPT rehab plan offers opportunity for change

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Local News
•	Public housing getting facelift
•	'Birthers' will never believe Obama
•	Prisoner denied early release
•	Foster kids sue Hawaii, abusers
•	Bill targets pungent riders of Honolulu�s transit system
•	Hawaii wildfire growing, puts native Molokai forests in danger
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	New program won't threaten Micronesian lives, state says
MAUI
•	State budget crisis forces library's temporary closure
KAUA'I
•	Woman improving after 'Anini Beach near-drowning
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Woman found on road in Wai'anae identified
•	Schofield Barracks event to raise suicide awareness
•	Chaminade foundation adds $100K to scholarship fund
•	Man arrested in robbery of Bishop Street business
•	Man arrested after allegedly threatening, choking woman
OTHER NEWS
•	Crowd of 150 marches in silence for slain teen
•	Hot, dry weather aiding spread of California fires
•	Community calendar
•	Further study on irradiator ordered
•	Meningitis vaccination urged for students
OBITUARIES
•	Robert Kazuo Inouye, 77
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	'Birthers' will never believe Obama

Sports
•	Davis well-versed in self-motivation
•	Yamanouchi puts finishing kick on Pearl City victory
•	9 teams to nationals
UH WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
•	Danielson honored by WAC; UH No. 4
UH BASEBALL
•	Rainbows add four to recruiting class
UH FOOTBALL
•	Davis well-versed in self-motivation
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Yamanouchi puts finishing kick on Pearl City victory
•	This week
•	Gamebreakers
•	Games on TV
•	Volleyball
•	Football
•	OIA girls volleyball standings
FOOTBALL
•	Favre toughs it out in Vikings' win
•	Ingram will long snap for Patriots
BASEBALL
•	Lind lifts Blue Jays
•	Busy L.A. falls in 10
ISLE FILE
•	PacWest honor for UH-Hilo's Seben
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	UH's Salas has all the inside moves

Island Life
•	Children can thrive in tough times, too
•	Students seek out cheaper textbooks
•	Vaccinations for adults go beyond the flu
PEOPLE
•	Rapper planning Sept. 11 benefit show
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Theater cuts prices for unemployed

Business
•	380 at Maui Prince get layoff notices
•	Bankers' group foreclosure survey ranks Hawaii as 9th-worst state
•	Game industry banks on Beatles
TOURISM
•	Oahu hotels No. 1 in report
OTHER BUSINESS
•	New month starts with slight stock drop
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	A & B buys two California warehouses
•	Southwest discovers more unapproved parts

Opinion
•	State should allow school reconstitution
COMMENTARY
•	Feds must step up aid to Isle migrants
•	Japan marks a monumental shift
•	Ag inspector cuts