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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, May 05, 2008

Articles for May 5, 2008

Breaking News
•	Fugitive waives extradition to Honolulu
•	Honolulu police getting 7 hybrid vehicles
•	Guam Democrats split on Clinton, Obama
•	Official media: 10,000 dead in 1 town from Myanmar cyclone
•	Maui gas pumps unchecked
•	Meeting tomorrow on new school boundaries in Ewa Beach
•	Maui's normally wet period ending up dry
•	3 collisions may slow traffic flow
•	Injured python found in Hilo
•	Farrington students and staff possibly exposed to TB
•	Baby monk seal in critical-but-stable condition
•	Sovereignty group returns, now has a permit
•	Girl, 10, struck by vehicle
•	Two Hawaii teen volunteers honored in D.C.
•	Oceanic experiencing problems
•	Isolated showers, gusting winds expected today
•	Wall Street trading low in response to Yahoo news
•	Yahoo stocks drop 17% after Microsoft pullout
•	Obama, Clinton hit morning shows circuit
•	Small quake rattles Missouri
•	Surf rising along northern shores
•	Rising food prices lead to riots in Somalia
•	Thousands of viral cases, another death, reported in China
•	Marvel turns `Iron Man’ into $100 million machine
•	Airport lane closures start today
•	More pothole repairs on Kamehameha Highway
•	Kahekili landscaping project resumes
•	Ala Moana improvements continue in Waikiki
•	Honoapiilani Highway nighttime roadwork
•	Waimanalo man charged with car break-ins
•	Waipahu beats Hilo for state softball berth
•	Paul leads Hornets to easy win over Spurs in Game 2
•	Pistons beat Magic, 100-93, for 2-0 series lead
•	Rainbow Wahine is WAC softball player of the week
•	Derby tragedy sparks animal rights protest
•	CBB: Georgia Tech player died of morphine toxicity
•	Tebow’s legend grows when QB assists on missionary trip
•	Clemens denies affair, but apologizes for ’mistakes in personal life’
•	Eight Belles’ trainer defends jockey
•	Beijing tightens security around Tiananmen Square
•	NBA: Pistons Billups wins sportsmanship award
•	NFL: Bears’ Benson plans to fight charges
•	NFL: Steelers draft pick Mendenhall robbed
•	Baseball: KC pitcher apologizes for injuring hand
•	Calif. lawmakers honor NFL star, ’Stand and Deliver’ teacher
•	NBA: Suns allow coach D’Antoni to talk to other teams
•	Rockies’ pitcher to have surgery for blood clot in right hand
•	Autos: Indy rookie crashes during practice, hospitalized
•	Preps: OIA volleyball playoffs
•	Preps: Island Pacific's Westmoreland, Punahou's Lim top seeds in state tennis
•	On the air today: Baseball, NBA playoffs
•	On the air tomorrow: NBA playoffs, OIA volleyball
•	Lingle releases $19.5M for airport A/C project
•	Maui Prince Hotel, golf clubhouse get facelift
•	Some Oceanic cable services not working
•	Hawaiian Electric Industries' profit rises in first quarter
•	Kaiser Permanente completes outpatient records project
•	Wal-Mart rolls out $10 drug program here, nationally
•	Hawaii Bankers Association announces officers
•	Coffman named to senior post at Aloha Airlines cargo
•	Zuttermeister, Grieg lead Na Hoku Hanohano award nominations
•	Uncle's Fish Market now serving up dinners
•	'Japanese Superheroes' to appear at Shirokiya
•	Ministry for disabled plans Mother's Day event
•	Waimanalo man charged with car break-ins

Local News
•	Energy costs force a greener Hawaii
•	Anti-rail efforts driven by vocal pair
•	City seeks Kailua flood solution
•	Fewer opportunities for summer school
•	Inspiring moms share spotlight
•	Measure on illegal ATV use advances
•	Debate is on over definition of 'dam'
ELECTION
•	Dems joust over Iran, gas-tax plan in 'final push'
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Tripler marks 60 years of service
•	Two Aegis warships 'unfit'
EDUCATION
•	Even Harry Potter no match for kid classics
POLICE BEAT
•	Puna incident results in charges
TRANSPORTATION
•	Union, Aloha Air Cargo buyer agree
MY COMMUNITIES
•	State eyes '09 start for Lahaina bypass
•	Glass-bottom boat tours offer Kane'ohe Bay trivia
•	Fort Weaver closures continue this week
•	Pothole repair work on Kamehameha Highway
•	Bus routes added to busy north-shore commute
•	Maui Memorial Medical Center fully accredited
•	Nighttime closures this week on H-1 eastbound
•	Go shopping, support Foodbank at Free Market
OTHER NEWS
•	Symphony delights with great German Romantics
•	Community Calendar
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Repair project to close H-1 airport viaduct lanes
•	Obituaries
WILLIAM COLE
•	Controversy in appointment of new commander

Sports
•	Three-run ninth boosts 'Bows, 8-7
•	Tresnak, Van Gieson tough it out to capture world title
•	Blissful finish to UH's 5-0 softball victory
GOLF
•	Ching wins Hickam Invitational
•	Kim comes through for first win
BASKETBALL
•	Celtics dump Hawks
BASEBALL
•	Cards sink Cubs, 5-3
ISLE FILE
•	Punahou top seed in state baseball
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	This is your child's brain on music
•	It's you, with a virtual makeover
•	Former senator silent on Walters
MUSIC
•	Eerie tale of fate behind Boston's new frontman
•	Coldplay branches out with 'Viva'
MICHAEL TSAI
•	Begging for sports-flick justice here
TELEVISION
•	Arquette gets into the spirit of 'Medium'
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Garden with a truly green thumb
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	Bankruptcy filings up 25% in January-April
•	Ecotourism success stories revealed
•	Fed earns praise as lender of last resort on Wall Street
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Reno unsure of what summer will bring
•	Tourism's eco-footprint grows
•	Complicated customs bans can get your goat
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Financial firms deserve pain, say Buffett, Munger
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Harbor upgrades a boost for the Islands
•	Segways in Waikiki: A ride or a problem?
COMMENTARY
•	Shame, stigma still plague mental illness
•	Give Pakistanis a reason to oppose jihadists
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	It's you, with a virtual makeover
•	Former senator silent on Walters

TELEVISION
•	Arquette gets into the spirit of 'Medium'
MUSIC
•	Eerie tale of fate behind Boston's new frontman
•	Coldplay branches out with 'Viva'
•	TGI Monday

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