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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, May 29, 2008

Articles for May 29, 2008

Breaking News
•	Big Island 'Boiling Pots' victim drowned
•	State revenue forecast reduced by $27 million this year
•	Tammy Mori named Hawaii DOT spokeswoman
•	Tongan princess says work on political change to begin next month
•	Chicago dentist pleads guilty to role in Isle prostitution
•	Ewa stabbing leaves man in serious condition
•	Big Isle police searching for missing Keaau teen
•	'Stop Flu at School' top participants honored
•	Honolulu speller out of national bee
•	'Wheel of Fortune' to tape 20 shows at Hilton Waikoloa
•	Honolulu income grows to nearly $40,000
•	Kunia Road closed following motorcycle crash
•	Akaka asks VA to help DOD to address mental health problem
•	NOAA giving UH $2 million
•	Gates to restate US commitment in Asia
•	Myanmar fund-raiser Tuesday at The Waterfront
•	Jellyfish influx appears to be small this month
•	Surf: 1-3 feet likely to be the max today
•	Weather: Sunshine should last the weekend
•	Super computer donated to Maui Community College
•	Suspect arrested in Kauai bank holdup
•	Car crash reported in Saint Louis Heights
•	Car fire reported on Paakea Road in Nanakuli
•	Mayor to dedicate new Handi-Van building today
•	Robbery reported at Kukui Gardens housing area
•	Makakilo boy, 12, accused of stealing car, gun
•	Three Nevada football players arrested for DUIs over weekend
•	Golf: Wie shoots 4-under 68 at German Open
•	Golf: Two share lead at Ginn Tribute
•	NFL: Defensive end rejoins Jaguars
•	Golf: Goggin leads Memorial; McLachlin, Wilson far back
•	MLB: Rangers activate Millwood to start tomorrow
•	Big Brown goes for gallop, hoof on mend
•	Olympics: Hamm ahead of schedule in recovery
•	NBA: Collins considering Bulls' job
•	NFL: Tickets for London game selling quickly
•	NFL: Bills' Peters absent from voluntary practices
•	MLB: Rays put reliever on 15-day DL
•	MLB: A’s activate Chavez, place Thomas on DL
•	NFL: Giants to get Super Bowl rings tonight
•	NHL: Canucks' defenseman killed in motorcycle crash
•	Tennis: Federer, Nadal win, Blake loses at French Open
•	NBA: League gets high marks in diversity study
•	MLB: Braves' Diaz out 4-6 weeks with knee injury
•	Track coach convicted in BALCO investigation
•	NBA: Pitsons not sure if Hamilton will play in Game 6
•	High school coach loses job amid concerns over religion
•	Soccer: Opera House setting for opening of FIFA Congress
•	On the air today: Spurs-Lakers, golf, tennis
•	On the air tomorrow: Celtics-Pistons Game 6
•	Drivers can take rental cars on Hawaii Superferry
•	Nearly half of AAA Hawaii members cut back driving
•	Judge blocks Delta from halting contract with Mesa
•	Hawaiian Airlines in-flight magazine wins award
•	Visitor Industry Charity Walk raises $1 million
•	Free retina screenings Friday at Fort Shafter
•	Myanmar cyclone relief fundraiser event set for Tuesday
•	‘Lost’ season finale continues to shake space-time continuum
•	25th anniversary for Universal ShowQueen Pageant
•	Benitez, Aloha Shorts weekend shows at Public Radio postponed
•	Easier public access to PUC long overdue
•	Revamped GI Bill a well-deserved benefit

Local News
•	State bills schools for energy overuse
•	City's carbon footprint lightest
•	Associate athletic director repaid UH for family's trip to Sugar Bowl
•	Ward project reviews mixed
•	Sonar rules 'complicate things'
•	Pact reached to save Kunia workers' homes
•	TheBoat is back in full service
•	Wai'anae waters not tainted by dumps
ELECTION
•	Obama may visit Iraq this summer
•	McCain views close to Bush
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Task force to study costs of a ConCon
EDUCATION
•	Asian health essayist lauded
•	Non-School Hours boosts learning
•	Wahiawa marks 100th year
•	Colleges select 12 from Hawaii
•	Japan worries about its cell-phone kids
•	Progress made on school repairs
COURTS
•	Accused killer faces new assault charges
•	Guam media executive arrested
BIG ISLAND
•	Deliberations begin in Big Isle sex assault
•	Big Isle alliance aims to protect watersheds
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Meeting tonight on final school boundaries
•	Waipahu honors its sports heroes
•	Moonlight block party Saturday on Kalakaua
•	No problems with group on 'Iolani Palace grounds
•	Prison escapee arrested at beach park campsite
•	Fundraiser welcomes your scrap, green waste
•	New Philippine passports available via consulate
•	Big City Diner donating $5,300 to Dikito children
OTHER NEWS
•	Americans embracing Spam as food prices climb
•	Community calendar
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Boy, 12, accused of taking car, gun
BUREAUCRACY BUSTER
•	So many potholes to deal with
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Kim's travels include Curtis Cup
•	Big Three come up big in Celtics' win
GOLF REPORT
•	Memorial just part of playing in better events
•	Ko'olau 7th among top 100 courses
•	Holes in One
•	PGA Tour players from Hawaii
•	Ochoa drops out of Ginn Tribute
BASEBALL
•	Eaton wins first for hot Phils
TENNIS
•	Sharapova at fault for sub-par victory
OTHER SPORTS
•	Beckham leads England past U.S., 2-0
ISLE FILE
•	UH athletics receives awards for diversity
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Ever-changing routines
•	'Lost' finale arrives after season full of twists, turns
•	Staying active can help to reduce low-back pain
MOVIES
•	Movie openings
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Health calendar
•	Lighten up refreshing cocktails
PEOPLE
•	Islander to get theater salute
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	'Eye Candy' can help you look like a movie star
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday
MOMS
•	New pregnancy safety labels urged
•	Preterm births on the rise, researchers say
•	29 ways to save on groceries
•	Tough economy forces many to pinch pennies
WAYNE HARADA
•	Five students granted Dream scholarships

Business
•	Isle food producers target military
•	3G network will add to iPhone appeal
•	Alternative energy firm gets state financing tool
CONSUMER
•	Swim safely, store food properly, use sunscreen
OTHER BUSINESS
•	U.S. manufacturing shows unexpected April strength
•	Durable goods report counteracts oil effect
•	Dow Chemical will raise prices by 20%
•	Firm solicited for charities but kept most of the money
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Actors guild last union without a new labor deal
•	Pacific Wings spreading to Georgia
•	Trade Winds
ROBBIE DINGEMAN
•	Swim safely, store food properly, use sunscreen

Opinion
•	McKinley's sports field could be community asset
COMMENTARY
•	Our faults are our own, no one else's
•	Democratic ideals another casualty in Iraq
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	'Lost' finale arrives after season full of twists, turns

MOVIES
•	Movie openings
•	TGI Thursday

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