The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates

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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Monday, April 28, 2008

Breaking News
•	Aloha Airlines shuts down cargo operations
•	Aloha Cargo customers left scrambling
•	Superferry said it will do what it can to help interisland deliveries
•	Aloha notifies court of liquidation plan
•	Maui flower grower will be hurt by Aloha cargo shutdown
•	Company's demise hurts Big Island farmers, flower growers
•	Lingle issues statement on Aloha cargo shutdown
•	Major events in Aloha Airlines' history
•	Air Force has 8 cargo jets at Hickam
•	House Speaker Say: Shutdown is sign of suffering economy
•	Maui Mayor Tavares releases statement on cargo unit
•	Maui police cite 65 speeders in 4 hours
•	Maui harbor fishing hearing set
•	Laumaka escapee arrested in Downtown
•	Salt Lake house fire intentionally set
•	Village Park man charged with 1996 sex offense
•	Honolulu man a suspect in 3 bank robberies
•	Prelim set for Kaneohe slaying conspirator
•	Senators vote against Lagareta for UH regents
•	2 abducted Kailua foster children returned
•	Police seek missing Wahiawa woman, 78
•	Dozens of speeders cited on Maui roads, plus one slowpoke
•	No serious afternoon traffic problems
•	A worthwhile wait for a Waiehu home
•	Old Wailuku post office cleared but lease runs through 2026
•	Honolulu's international travelers to receive a better welcome
•	Man holds daughter captive for 24 years, fathers 7 children
•	Comedy is king at box office
•	Former city worker pleads guilty to bribery
•	Jellyfish influx expected to peak tomorrow
•	American Airlines to charge $25 for second bag
•	Man given 4 weeks to choose between 2 wives
•	Moped accident slows traffic on Nimitz
•	Stocks mostly unchanged to start week's trading
•	Gusting winds, sunny skies in today's forecast
•	Another day, another record high for oil prices
•	Today’s paper may be late to your doorstep
•	China passenger train collision kills at least 70
•	Surf rising along south shores
•	5 months later, USS Kitty Hawk ports in Hong Kong
•	Construction forces detours for TheBus
•	Mayor hosts North Shore meeting today
•	Philippines helps poor with cheap rice
•	Eastbound Pali on-ramp, Punchbowl exit closed
•	Kamehameha lanes closed from Mililani to Wheeler
•	Potholes repair crews on Kamehameha Highway
•	Likelike Highway lane closures in upper Kalihi
•	Pilani Highway roadwork in Maalaea continues
•	Lane closures on Lanai highway
•	Pearl City defends OIA baseball title
•	Waipahu wins OIA White baseball title
•	NBA: Kobe leads Lakers to sweep of Nuggets
•	NBA: Johnson scores 35, Hawks surprise Celtics again
•	NFL: Raiders release RB Dominic Rhodes
•	NBA: Pierce, Stevenson fined for actions in playoff games
•	NBA: Magic beat Raptors, head to second round of playoffs
•	Pat Riley resigns as Heat coach
•	Ex-Kamehameha star Brennen Carvalho signs with Packers
•	NBA: Kidd not suspended for Game 5
•	NBA: Magic's Turkoglu is NBA’s most improved player
•	NFL: Dolphins may keep Jason Taylor after all
•	CFB: UCLA QB Cowan to have knee surgery, miss season
•	Olympics: Free of protest, torch relay begins North Korea leg
•	Baseball: Smoltz to have shoulder examined
•	Baseball: Giants send struggling Zito to bullpen
•	Baseball: Look at bright side, Giants have 6 years to fix Zito
•	Horses: Zito thinking positive with 2 Kentucky Derby starters
•	Preps: BIIF baseball standings
•	Preps: ILH softball standings, scores
•	Preps: OIA softball standings, scores
•	Preps: Boys volleyball standings
•	Preps: MIL softball standings
•	Preps: State tournament berths for spring sports
•	On the air today: OIA baseball championship, Lakers
•	On the air tomorrow: Baseball, NBA, NHL
•	Shirokiya vendor pleads guilty
•	March tourist count down in Hawaii
•	Picket planned this week at Pacific Beach Hotel
•	Hawaii gas prices now fourth-highest in U.S.
•	JCB sets up captive insurance company in Hawaii
•	BlueWave new name for Hoike Technology
•	Unity Church hosts Virginia Ellen workshop
•	Jewish scholar featured at interfaith group
•	Men's chorus plans May 18 concert
•	Mother's Day concert to feature Bach's works

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