Articles for August 22, 2008

Breaking News
•	Bryan Clay captures gold in decathlon
•	Clay brings title of world’s greatest athlete back to U.S
•	Olympic decathlon final standings
•	Decathletes' take on gold medalist Clay
•	Clay's feats continue to amaze other athletes
•	Clay gives storied Azusa Pacific track program its first gold
•	Clay on TV three times today
•	Official: Obama picks Biden for veep
•	Profile of U.S. Sen. Joe Biden
•	Landon re-elected to lead UH Board of Regents
•	Aiona rejects call to reduce drinking age
•	Laysan ducks on Midway died of avian botulism
•	Kauai ex-church worker convicted of stealing $85,000
•	Hannemann spokesman arrested for alleged DUI, then put on leave
•	Big Island police seek help finding Keaau teen
•	Abercrombie to speak to Minnesota delegates at convention
•	Legislators hear public-housing rehab proposals
•	Big Island police warn of cashier's check scam
•	Iolani Palace takeover attempt tops Lingle's weekly radio address
•	Maui bans plastic shopping bags
•	Surf: East shores holding at 3-5 feet today
•	Weather: Passing showers likely today
•	Charges pending in Kaimuki sex assault
•	UH starting QB Rausch has strained arm, misses practice
•	Brooks embraces reserve role as US water polo plays for gold
•	Basketball: US beats Argentina, shoots for gold Sunday
•	LLWS swag bags: new bats, cleats, trading pins
•	Inquiry under way into age of Chinese gymnastic champs
•	O’Sullivan wins starting 49ers QB job
•	Celtics sign Darius Miles, who sat out 2 years
•	Athletics: Bolt gets 3rd gold, record as Jamaica wins relay
•	Basketball: Gasol leads Spain past Lithuania 91-86
•	Water polo: U.S., Hungary men to meet for gold medal
•	Athletics: Dibaba wins 5,000, completes Olympic double
•	Athletics: Maggi wins women's long jump for Brazil
•	Baseball: Cuba beats U.S., to play South Korea for gold
•	Chargers’ Merriman has knee ligament damage
•	Track leader not happy with US relay debacle
•	Blonska stripped of heptathlon silver for doping
•	Volleyball: Brazil beats Italy, meets U.S. in final
•	Field hockey: Netherlands defeats China for gold
•	Athletics: Russia wins women's Olympic 4x100 relay in upset
•	Table tennis: Zhang takes gold in women's singles
•	Taekwondo: Iran, South Korea take golds
•	Detroit Lions sign former Michigan QB Drew Henson
•	On-target QB Orton dispels doubt for Bears
•	O’Sullivan seems certain front-runner in 49ers’ QB competition
•	Olympic TV schedule: Friday's events
•	Olympic TV schedule: Saturday's events
•	Olympic TV schedule: Sunday's events
•	American Savings launches loyalty program
•	Print Media Day and Expo set for Sept. 11
•	Honolulu firm obtains lease to build Samoa resort
•	June papaya output up 8% from year ago
•	Whole Foods' Kahala store to open Sept. 10
•	DCCA takes disciplinary actions, levies fines
•	Run-walk at Kualoa Ranch Oct. 18 fights ALS
•	'Living Your Dying' doc to be screened with Aoki tomorrow
•	Solving housing woes to require drive, creativity
•	High winds curtail prescribed burn

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Local News
•	School tests cooling designs
•	Palace reopens to public
•	Mayor won't block November rail ballot
•	Hawaii tourism chief's salary cut but no firing for X-rated e-mails
•	Growing number of homeless camping in landmark Waikiki park
•	About 100 Honolulu police suspected of computer felony
•	Garcia's two challengers focus on development
•	Mayoral debate to air live
•	Obama seizes on gaffe by McCain
•	Summer vacation extended
EDUCATION
•	More money released for projects at schools
COURTS
•	Man, 25, indicted in fatal Big Island crash
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Army to conduct prescribed burn
•	Forum for candidates on Aug. 28 invites questions
•	H-1 airport traffic in for west-bound jam Sunday
•	Kalama Park playground reopens after repairs
•	Woman arrested after house guest found dead
•	Senior Safety offers tips against fraud, accidents
•	Mikulina to step down as head of Isles' Sierra Club
•	Meet the candidates at rec center Wednesday
OTHER NEWS
•	Community calendar
•	PETA calls for Army discipline
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Latest 'king' sets back sovereignty

Sports
•	Clay near gold of his own
•	Kai is golden in soccer
•	Graunke reinstated
OLYMPICS
•	Thursday results
•	Olympics all day
•	US women volleyball might be peaking at right time
•	Track expert says Clay 'an incredible athlete'
•	Rainbows bask in Kai's glory
•	Japan stuns U.S., 3-1, to win softball gold
•	Netherlands tops U.S. for water polo gold
•	U.S. men top Russia, advance to title match
•	Now is the time to go for it
UH WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
•	Kaufman solidifies middle for UH women's volleyball
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Campbell among five to boost OIA White
SURFING
•	Endless summer for Monahan
FOOTBALL
•	O'Sullivan has good showing for 49ers
BASEBALL
•	Webb takes a shot, but still wins 19th
•	Pig and a pool make for relaxing day off
•	Louisiana next up for Waipi'o
RECREATION
•	Stand-up paddling in midst of popular boom
•	Little League tourney set at Murakami
•	Kauai's Melamed wins women's title
OTHER SPORTS
•	1945-2008 Gene Upshaw, union leader
ISLE FILE
•	Kalani coach Lee honored
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Soccer star rekindles Isle flame

Island Life
•	Soozou
•	Wilson's love for Hawaii goes way back
•	An Island wardrobe for the Obamas — got any ideas?
MUSIC
•	C&K concert to hail 35-year journey
•	Billboard hits
•	Radio Dial
MOVIES
•	Screening room
•	'Mirrors' a mundane misstep for star
•	'Longshots' a solid, kid-friendly sports dramedy
•	Predictable 'Rocker' doesn't take itself seriously
•	'Bottle Shock' opens up to world of wine tastings
•	Travel the world with Summer Fest movies
•	'Hamlet 2' is hilarious, if rough around the edges
TELEVISION
•	The Cheetah Girls master Bollywood
•	3-D 'Hannah' a must-have for teenybopper fans
HOME AND GARDEN
•	Star fruit? Egg fruit? They're all good
•	Home and garden calendar
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	Candy-hued Doodlebops to rock at Blaisdell
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Our Holiday Craft Calendar is in the works
•	Tube Notes
•	What's Up!
•	Buzzing about...
•	Ongoing events
•	Neighbor Islands
MOMS
•	Measles cases in U.S. at highest level since 1997
•	The Cheetah Girls master Bollywood
•	More than 50 percent of college students felt suicidal
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Pryor's 'Malanai' a welcome return

Business
•	Commissary expo draws record 81 Isle companies
•	L.A. airport workers give union OK to strike
•	Fight is on to require paid sick leave for all workers
REAL ESTATE
•	National 30-year rates dip
BANKING
•	Fed reports easing in emergency loans
RETAIL
•	Investment firms win $168M bid for Steve & Barry's chain
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Oracle's Ellison now highest-paid CEO
•	Hawaii Data Report | Bankruptcies
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	3 more global banks settle probe of securities sales
•	Hydrogen plant in Kapolei blessed

Opinion
•	Public input important in redefining Kaka'ako
COMMENTARY
•	Elections office fumbling with democracy
•	India's nuclear trade plan poses threat to security
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	All that drama
•	If an izakaya can be a candy shop, this one is it
•	An epic of cons, cars, cleavage
THE NIGHT STUFF
•	After Hours: Nightspotting
MOVIES
•	Screening room
•	'Mirrors' a mundane misstep for star
•	'Longshots' a solid, kid-friendly sports dramedy
•	Predictable 'Rocker' doesn't take itself seriously
•	'Bottle Shock' opens up to world of wine tastings
•	Travel the world with Summer Fest movies
•	'Hamlet 2' is hilarious, if rough around the edges
TELEVISION
•	The Cheetah Girls master Bollywood
•	3-D 'Hannah' a must-have for teenybopper fans
MUSIC
•	C&K concert to hail 35-year journey
•	Billboard hits
•	Radio Dial
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Pryor's 'Malanai' a welcome return
•	What's Up!
•	Buzzing about...
•	Ongoing events
•	Neighbor Islands