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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Articles for August 19, 2008

Breaking News
•	Judge says city liable for 297 violations of Clean Water Act
•	Suspect denies Iolani Palace assault
•	Palolo man facing threatening, gun charges
•	H-1 road rage suspect charged
•	Ex-bus driver wants to nullify plea deal for manslaughter
•	AG lauds ‘unconditional commitment’ from Correa amid palace flap
•	13 fire recruits graduated on Maui
•	Parties fear confusion with revised primary ballots
•	Hawaii is second-thinnest state in nation
•	Maui Dems revved up for next week’s convention
•	Maui Advisory Council to be briefed on Charter Schools
•	KSSK to share children's miracle stories
•	Kahului Zippy's opening a boon for area vendors
•	$8 million upgrade slated for Hawaii disaster warning system
•	Surf: Occasional 5-footers likely along south shore
•	When Crocs go bad: Recycle them on Maui
•	New Kailua, Kona police mini-station ready to open
•	Late-night fire damages car, home in Kailua, Kona
•	Weather: A few more showers than usual likely today
•	Things to do today, tonight on Oahu
•	Motorcycle crash reported in Nanakuli
•	Traffic crash reported at Waialae and Ninth avenues
•	Crash slowing traffic near Pearl City Sam's Club
•	Crash reported on H-1 west at Pearl City off-ramp
•	Overturned car reported on Kahekili Highway in Kaneohe
•	Parties fear confusion with revised primary ballots
•	Berg helps U.S. rally by Italy, move into volleyball semis
•	Boxer disqualified for biting Olympic opponent
•	Waipio to play Washington team in Little League World Series
•	Yastrzemski undergoes heart bypass surgery in Boston
•	UH women's volleyball team ranked No. 12
•	US gymnast Shawn Johnson gets her gold
•	Maddux back in LA, in pennant race
•	Red Sox pitcher Beckett has hand numbness
•	Mets closer Billy Wagner out indefinitely with bad elbow
•	Seahawks’ Hasselbeck has back tighten up again
•	Raiders’ CB Hall has ligament damage in hand
•	China’s Li wins parallel bars gold
•	US gymnast Liukin done in by judge from Down Under
•	Liukin baffled by complex tiebreaker that transforms gold into silver
•	American whiz kid Cejudo wins Olympic gold
•	May-Treanor, Walsh are set for gold medal match with win over Brazil
•	Ramzi wins 1,500 for Bahrain's first track gold
•	Silnov wins high jump gold for Russia
•	Nigeria beats Belgium 4-1 to reach Olympic soccer final
•	U.S. beats Taiwan in Olympic baseball
•	Kanter wins discus throw for Estonia
•	Dawn Harper wins hurdles gold medal
•	Van Grunsven wins gold again in Olympic dressage
•	China continues golden roll at Olympic pool
•	Ohuruogu wins Olympic 400-meters gold medal
•	Fowles, U.S. beat South Korea in women's basketball
•	Villa leads U.S. to gold medal game in water polo
•	China assured of first beach volleyball medal
•	China's Lu wins men's trampoline
•	Batirov repeats as wrestling gold medalist
•	Matthias Steiner wins heavy gold for Germany
•	Falcons release veteran receiver Horn
•	BEIJING BEAT: 9 sports, 1 day, an Olympic feat
•	Cuba, Brazil, China advance in women's volleyball
•	Craft gets UCLA QB starting job
•	Agent says Bengals close to signing WR Chris Henry
•	USC QB Mark Sanchez hopes to play in opener
•	Olympic TV schedule: Tuesday's events
•	Olympic TV schedule: Wednesday's events
•	Olympic TV schedule: Thursday''s events
•	S&P downgrades Hawaiian Telcom credit rating
•	Aqua Coconut Waikiki converted into a Best Western
•	Stocks fall off sharply for second straight day
•	Stocks fall on inflation data, financial worries
•	Cathedral music director to give free organ recital Aug. 27
•	'Faithful Citizenship' workshop slated for Sept. 20
•	'Dirty Laundry' to be displayed in Chinatown
•	DJ Roxycottontail returns for Aug. 30 charity event
•	Cherry Blossom Cabaret to offer workshop
•	School calendar should match needs of students

Local News
•	Hawaii public housing authority seeks solutions on Mainland
•	Losses at Hawaii airline go! hit $7.4M
•	Hawaii officials will discuss Iolani Palace break-in at meeting today
•	Big Isle vote could lessen marijuana enforcement
•	For drivers, too, it's back to school
•	Man guilty in N. Shore killing
•	City clerk must attend to anti-rail petition
•	Chief brings can-do spirit to agency
ELECTION
•	McCain: Obama a risk to U.S. gains in Iraq
•	Voting machine vendor protests contract ruling
•	Hawaii Public Radio to cover election
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Free parking stalls dwindle at Ala Wai
HIGHER EDUCATION
•	Some college presidents support lower drinking age
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Mokapu Boulevard lane resurfacing is this week
•	Kamehameha Highway lanes closing for repairs
•	Japanese Cultural Society to hold annual cleanup
•	Elementary school will hold recycling fundraiser
•	Dead turtle probably lost head, flippers to sharks
•	Damage from Sunday fire estimated at $30,000
•	County will seek public's input on budget priorities
•	Abercrombie sponsoring college loan workshops
OTHER NEWS
•	Birth rate continues to drop in Islands
•	Community calendar
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Restaurant owner admits sex assault
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	There's nothing like homemade

Sports
•	Hawaii O-line playing musical chairs in camp
•	Family of UH receiver finally arrives
•	Waipi'o tops Rapid City, 6-4
OLYMPICS
•	U.S. stays perfect in men's volleyball
•	Redeem Team cruises
•	U.S. will get its shot at revenge vs. Brazil
•	Monday's results
•	Olympics all day
UH FOOTBALL
•	First Wahine clinic tonight
•	UH pay-per-view revenue 15 percent ahead of last year
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Ito named athletic director at MPI
•	Gamebreakers
•	This week's football schedule
SURFING
•	Maui's Barger rules surf at Junior Pro event
BASEBALL
•	Sabathia improves to 8-0 with Brewers
OTHER SPORTS
•	Waipi'o hungry for victories, ono grinds
•	Orton will start at QB for Bears
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Zorn not telling us like it is

Island Life
•	Mad for mai tai
•	Some parents need etiquette tips for kids' parties
•	Family always comes first
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Tanaka of Tokyo is creating a buzz
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday
WAYNE HARADA
•	Isle-style wedding in L.A. for Daniel Ho

Business
•	HMSA posts another loss, but Kaiser profits
•	Ex-HawTel chief to head Internet service company
•	Building up Easter Seals, community and loving it
TOURISM
•	JAL seeks about a 10% fare increase, citing higher costs
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Domestic automakers slip in poll of U.S. buyers
•	Some savers cry foul over government's bailouts
•	Bailout fears sink Fannie, Freddie
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Honolulu Building Permits
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Morrison re-elected as PECC chair
•	1999 Vioxx study was marketing tool, report says
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Palace and public safety must be preserved
COMMENTARY
•	For China's elderly, the future looks grim
•	As U.S. pays bills, Iraq collects profits
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

•	TGI Tuesday

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