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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, June 30, 2008

Articles for June 30, 2008

Breaking News
•	Village Park man in court today for sex-assault charges
•	Royal Kunia barricade situation unresolved
•	3 Wahiawa men accused of attempted murder
•	State, Hawaii BOE remain at odds over teacher drug testing
•	Makiki man arrested for drug, gun offenses
•	Missing California man sought on Big Island
•	Wahiawa man reported missing
•	HPD officer injured while arresting racer
•	Kauai drive-by shooting suspect identified
•	Tonight’s 'Other Worlds’ astronomy lecture to focus on exoplanets
•	Human remains found off Big Island’s Kamilo Point
•	3 Hawaii ‘innovators’ receive governor’s award
•	Woman, 20, reportedly stabbed in Iwilei area
•	Trial begins in Leeward Coast killing
•	Homeless to be evicted from Nimitz Highway
•	Announcement of 2009 Iraq deployments excludes Hawaii
•	New GI Bill steps up veterans' educational benefits
•	Ala Wai, Maunalua Bay channels to close for Fourth of July fireworks
•	Koolauloa health center gets $600,000 state grant
•	Honolulu ranked among worst for building personal wealth
•	Temporary change in Kalihi Valley for TheBus
•	Nation’s first Okinawan studies center opens at UH-Manoa
•	Things to do: Friends of the Library book sale at McKinley High
•	Obama, Bill Clinton finally speak
•	Obama disowns critique of McCain’s military record
•	Ka Uka Boulevard to be closed for repaving
•	Iraq opens six oil fields in hopes of boosting production
•	Legal assistance to start at Kauai courthouse
•	Another record for oil prices as Wall Street fluctuates
•	AP-Yahoo News poll: 9 in 10 hit hard by gas prices
•	Bush signs $162 billion war spending bill
•	China quake damage estimate at $6B
•	Japan punishes custom officials for planting drugs
•	Mostly sunny skies forecast for today
•	No significant swells this week
•	Siren, Emergency Alert System tests set for tomorrow
•	Bryan Clay headed to Beijing
•	Kaufman qualifies for high jump finals at U.S. trials
•	Track and field: Smoky haze settles over Eugene
•	Olympics: Brooks named to US men’s water polo team
•	Hongzhe Sun qualifies for semis at US Olympic swim trials
•	Tiger Woods on crutches recovering from rebuilt knee
•	Scotty Nguyen wins $2 million at World Series of Poker
•	Tennis: Nadal in quarterfinals at Wimbledon
•	Tennis: Top 4 women's seeds out at Wimbledon
•	Swimming: McGregory, Coughlin set world records in 100 back
•	Tennis: Federer in quarterfinals at Wimbledon
•	Gang witnesses link Tyson to NYC contract killing
•	Baseball: Griffey’s 603rd homer wins it for Reds
•	Olympics: US waives gun restrictions for Beijing
•	NBA: Jamison signs 4-yr, $50M deal to stay with Wizards
•	Baseball: Ramirez apologizes for shoving Bosox employee
•	NBA: Bobcats, Okafor prepare for negotiations
•	NBA: Lakers extend offers to Vujacic, Turiaf
•	Baseball: Dodgers Pierre goes on DL with sprained knee
•	Baseball: Chacon released by Astros, union to file grievance
•	Baseball: Yankees’ Bobby Murcer recovering
•	NHL: Avalanche re-sign Foote, Lyles
•	Cycling: Floyd Landis loses appeal of doping ban
•	Baseball: Giants’ Sanchez shows promise for the team’s future
•	Soccer: Hernandez selected best player at Euro 2008
•	NBA: Knicks’ quest for LeBron will drive decision-making
•	NBA: Heat still have holes to plug in free agency
•	NBA: Magic may make move for Maggette
•	NBA’s free-agent pool not terribly deep
•	On the air Monday: Baseball, arena football, tennis
•	On the air Tuesday: Baseball, Wimbledon
•	Beer shipments to Hawaii down 5.8% in May
•	Hawaiian Holdings added to Russell 3000 Index
•	Hilo Hawaiian Hotel wins award for banquet facilities
•	Go! airlines parent earns $9.4M in second quarter
•	Student scholarships available for the Maui Writers Conference
•	Maui Writers Conference contest offers a free trip for aspiring writers
•	Maori arts workshops slated for August
•	Aina Haina library to host Alzheimer’s program
•	Contemporary Museum's Art Spree to be July 12
•	A-list actresses flock to Paris for couture shows
•	Planning city skyline requires better height limits

Local News
•	Oahu skyline expands with taller buildings
•	Teacher drug tests still unresolved
•	Illegal workers a 'great concern' in Hawaii
•	Teens get advanced eco-science training
•	Hirono travels to Iraq for progress report
•	What a delicious way to spend a weekend
•	Former senator to push Akaka bill
•	Island nonprofits feeling the slump
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Lingle to extend homeless shelter proclamation
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	At Guantanamo, tattoos become the latest rage
•	Deal on U.S. bases in Iraq seen as crucial
•	Soaring fuel prices plague military, too
POLICE
•	24 on Oahu charged with DUI in 30-hour span
POLICE BEAT
•	Pahoa man dies after collision in Puna district
ENVIRONMENT
•	Kauai bog gets 'milestone' new fence
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Kunia Road lanes will shut down for striping
•	H-1 lanes shutting down nightly until Thursday
•	Farrington lanes closing daily through Thursday
•	Library hosts program with Ronald McDonald
•	100 volunteers sought for Saturday clean-up effort
•	Advisory group receives award for marsh project
•	On-ramps will close this week for resurfacing
•	Draft study of Hilo Bay water available July 2
OTHER NEWS
•	JACL lunch to honor 3 for service
•	Obituaries
WILLIAM COLE
•	Preserving 'Ewa Marine Corps field an uphill struggle

Sports
•	Hawaii's Clay rises above competition
•	Kane'ohe cruises to victory at Ma'ili Beach
•	Phelps, Hoff open swim trials with bang
OLYMPICS
•	U.S., other squads opt for Japan
GOLF
•	Inbee Park takes Open title
BASEBALL
•	Sardinha sparks Tigers
TRACK AND FIELD
•	Gay blazes to wind-aided 100 victory
OTHER SPORTS
•	Copeland went from gridiron to iron body
ISLE FILE
•	Bell, Merkle win Junior PGA titles
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Here comes kindergarten
•	Nothing like a superhero movie — or 8 — when times are glum
•	'Potter' fans know how to rock out
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Give your sofa an instant facelift
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday
MOMS
•	Give your sofa an instant facelift

Business
•	Sea Life Park ready for more changes
•	Aqua Hotels to run Park Shore
•	Less air, road travel forecast for July 4th holiday
TOURISM
•	Brothels feeling squeeze of high fuel prices, tight economy
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Visitors to Kauai
•	More casinos are finding benefits in going green
•	Residents face new life after U.S. Sugar
•	With tire prices rising, consumers are delaying purchases
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Hawaii lab firm bought for $121M

Opinion
•	City needs plan for burials, sites along rail route
COMMENTARY
•	Hawaii's safety net has become shredded
•	Flurry of Israeli diplomacy in a fluid Mideast
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

•	TGI Monday

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