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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, May 13, 2010

Articles for May 13, 2010

Breaking News
•	State fines city $424,000 for Waimanalo Gulch permit violation
•	Person killed in Punaluu traffic accident
•	Djou calls Hawaii special election race 'pretty much over'
•	Pali Lanes to reopen Saturday
•	Hawaii PUC approves HECO deal with Kahuku wind farm
•	Hawaii paying cash rebate to those who buy efficient cars, refrigerators
•	Families line up early for Hawaii camping permits
•	List of Hawaii public high school graduation dates
•	Pre-trial Hawaii inmate found hanging in jail cell
•	Kamaaina Kids takes over Heeia State Park tomorrow
•	Young Hawaii musicians raising funds to help symphony
•	More than 38% of ballots returned in Hawaii special election
•	400 construction workers sought as Kapiolani condo project ramps up
•	Boy, 15, reports being assaulted at Wahiawa park
•	Kauai blaze at freight service warehouse extinguished
•	Kailua woman charged with trying to run over police officer
•	Maili man accused of fathering stepdaughter’s child
•	Man, 34, reports being robbed in Waikiki
•	Rubbish truck brings down pole
•	StarKist lays off 600 to 800 in American Samoa
•	Police accused of violating rights of Guam TV station
•	Big Island surfers rally for public access to popular site
•	Kalalau Trail restoration slowed by number of hikers
•	State flags to fly at half-staff Saturday to honor law enforcement officers
•	Average price for gallon of regular gasoline in Isles rises to $3.58
•	Maui council votes to ban use of cell phones while driving
•	Big Island police ask help in finding man sought in assault
•	Aiona names campaign team for governor
•	City Council seeks rail project financial details
•	Fetus found in Kapolei bathroom was stillborn
•	Honolulu police officer guilty of marijuana, driving charges in Vegas
•	Hawaii man, 18, indicted on murder charge in cab driver's beating
•	Republican Carroll fined $100 for Hawaii campaign law violations
•	Former Hawaii TV anchor files papers for U.S. House seat
•	Rainbow Wahine win WAC tourney opener, tie NCAA home run record
•	Rainbow Wahine WAC softball game on KFVE tomorrow
•	State high school volleyball scoreboard
•	State high school softball scoreboard
•	HPU loses first game at NCAA II West baseball tournament
•	NBA: Celtics advance, eliminate LeBron, Cavs in 6 games
•	UH freshman Balentine fourth in WAC heptathlon
•	Mililani's Miyashiro named Gatorade girls soccer player of the year
•	BYUH, HPU women reach NCAA tennis semis
•	Brian Ching returns to action for Houston Dynamo
•	MLB: Royals fire manager Trey Hillman; Yost takes over
•	NFL: Texans LB Cushing denies drug use
•	Iowa's 'Field of Dreams' site for sale for $5.4M
•	NFL appealing StarCaps case to US Supreme Court
•	Softballs allowed in this Supreme Court debate
•	NFL: Jets DE Ellis denied extension, unsure of future
•	Tennis: Federer, Nadal through to Madrid quarters
•	Swimming: Phelps heads into homestretch for final Olympics
•	MLB: Latos pitches 1-hitter as first-place Padres sweep Giants
•	CFB: Boise State to play Ole Miss in 2011
•	Australian teen nears end of round-the-world sail
•	Pa. police: Ex-coach tried to fix youth basketball
•	Sprinter Marion Jones seeks to make amends in WNBA
•	MLB: Selig defends baseball's record on minority hiring
•	Tennis: Venus Williams to move up, making sisters 1-2
•	Auto racing: Vickers hospitalized with medical condition
•	NFL: Movie studio head guilty in case involving Saints
•	Soccer: Davies slams Sochaux officials over World Cup
•	NHL: Hockey mayhem in Montreal brings 41 arrests
•	NFL: Saints lawsuit going to arbitration
•	Horse racing: Caracortado sets sights on the Preakness
•	UH baseball: First 1,500 fans Sunday get baseball team photos
•	Soccer: Fulham’s Zamora likely to have surgery next week
•	Soccer: Busacca goes to World Cup as top ref
•	UH ticket stubs worth discount at Big City Diner
•	Author to offer tips for living green

Local News
•	Wet season was a dry one
•	'Birther' measure signed into law
•	Union gives $100,000 to fight Djou, Case
•	Hawaii foreclosures rise in April even as recession eases
•	Windward Oahu highways now monitored with 18 new cameras
•	Honolulu City Council moves ahead on property tax hike
•	Planning begins for justice center
•	Sex attack suspect indicted
ELECTION
•	Aiona announces campaign team
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Sub, ship ride waves again
EDUCATION
•	Grant will keep space center open
COURTS
•	Hilo man fit for murder trial
MY COMMUNITIES
•	1,000 Marines are deploying to Afghanistan tomorrow
•	18-year-old formally charged in fatal beating of cab driver
•	Council resolution calls for updated look at rail finances
•	Driver faces reduced charges
•	Former KGMB9 anchor to vie for U.S. Congress seat
•	Furlough protesters limited to sit-ins during work hours
•	Honolulu police officer convicted, must pay $580
•	Medical examiner: Fetus in park bathroom was stillborn
•	Spending commission fines GOP candidate Carroll $100
•	Community calendar
•	Obituaries
GETPUBLISHED
•	Kaneohe woman named Miss Rodeo Hawaii
•	Pacific Whale Foundation scientists head to international meeting
•	Pearl Harbor Shipyard executes double undocking
•	American Bully dog show part of expo
•	Hawaii Self Storage delivers new books to Kapolei school
•	10 Reasons to love Hawaii Book & Music Festival
•	Punahou School places 5th at National Ocean Sciences Bowl

Sports
•	Strong aversion to UH fee
•	Campbell edges MPI in nine innings, 6-3
•	'Bows hope to make stand against Aggies
UH FOOTBALL
•	Parking passes may go to auction
UH FOOTBALL
•	Parking passes may go to auction
UH SOFTBALL
•	Hostility, pride at Wac banquet
•	Hawaii tops WAC honors
UH SPORTS
•	Burger helps 'Bows reach their peak
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Campbell edges MPI in nine innings, 6-3
•	Mililani top Wai'anae, 12-5
•	Waiākea, Pearl City roll into quarterfinal round
•	Waialua gains DII semifinals
•	Lunas gain consolation final
•	Ioane helps Punahou shut down Baldwin, 6-0
•	Lii'ili'i pitches in to help Castle top Waiākea, 2-1
•	Prep schedule
•	Late start just minor hurdle for Hawaii Prep's Nakoa
•	Games on TV
•	Kamehameha, 'Iolani sweep through foes
GOLF
•	6th-grader Corpuz paired with Neumann in qualifier
•	Coming down the finishing holes
•	Jennie K. event rich in history
•	Pro Tour players from Hawaii
GOLF REPORT
•	Holes in One
PADDLING
•	Gardiner chasing elusive 10th win
BASEBALL
•	Phillies deny stealing signs against Rockies
OTHER SPORTS
•	Super Saver an early 5-2 favorite for Preakness
•	Surprising Canadiens advance to East finals
ISLE FILE
•	HPU's Musquiz PacWest's best
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Taking the keys away
•	Get healthy, quit smoking and exercise, gals
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Health calendar
PEOPLE
•	Hayek goes Gucci at Cannes opening
PRESCRIPTIONS
•	Junk food industry capitalizes on 'hyper-eating'
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Pooch promenade fundraiser on June 6
CHARLES STUART PLATKIN
•	Two fruits and a veggie for summer

Business
•	Tax credit changes cloud solar sector
•	These days, Congress hears it all
•	Walgreens won't sell gene test kits
ECONOMY
•	Trade deficit hits 15-month high
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Senate votes to tighten rules for loan industry
•	Wal-Mart doubling donations
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Whole Foods' income up in 2nd quarter
•	HTC Corp. sues Apple over iPhone

Opinion
•	We have to worry about faux guns, too?
COMMENTARY
•	So what, we're all guilty of race profiling
•	Ty Tang: Friend, cook, cabbie and optimist
•	Nuclear weapons

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