Articles for August 4, 2009

Breaking News
•	Lingle to issue layoff notices to 1,100 workers
•	Lingle to furlough 900 non-union workers
•	House Speaker Calvin Say issues statement
•	Felicia upgraded to hurricane
•	Opening arguments begin in Hawaiian homelands case
•	Maui woman found dead along roadway in Kailua, Kona
•	Oahu sales of previously owned homes up 5.6 percent in July
•	Vandals may have ended Maui drag racing season
•	Hawaii pool owners to be surveyed
•	Maui Council committee approves kuleana lands tax exemption
•	No tsunami after 6.5 quake jolts southern Japan
•	Old lifeguard towers replaced at Kauai beaches
•	Suspect sought in theft of necklace from Pearlridge shop
•	Sentencing delayed in Vegas casino shooting
•	Suspect in Waianae assault case turns himself in
•	Dangling sign closes one lane of Kapiolani Boulevard
•	No sharks spotted at North Shore beach this morning
•	Big Island firefighters rescue paddlers after outrigger swamps
•	Longs Drugs parent CVS Caremark reports 15-percent profit increase
•	Big Island man who died after crash had medical condition
•	Jogger dies of injuries in July 14 Mililani accident
•	McMackin briefly addresses gay slur on Warrior Beat Show
•	Tickets for Viloria's Hawaii fight go on sale Thursday
•	Rainbow Wahine soccer picked to finish second in WAC
•	Diamond Head Classic, Maui Invitational matchups announced
•	UH-Navy football game has earlier starting time, on ESPNU
•	NFL: Panthers scrambling to replace mammoth Kemoeatu
•	Kailua Racquet Club's Men's Night Doubles results
•	Fujikawa's March of Dimes golf tournament Wednesday
•	Nahaku Brown to coach Chaminade women's volleyball
•	Ohio pitcher convicted of beaning fan
•	NBA: Lakers to host James and Cavaliers on Christmas Day
•	NFL: Tomlin still holding Ward out of Steelers� work
•	NFL: Long-shot receiver is Redskins� �Twitter king�
•	NFL: Broncos� favorite referee returns to Denver
•	NFL: Chiefs RB Larry Johnson content headed in season
•	Track and field: 5 Brazilians fail doping tests ahead of worlds
•	NFL: Leinart fighting to keep backup QB job with Cards
•	NFL: Agent: Cromartie fined by Chargers for tweet
•	NFL: Bulger still learning new offense
•	NFL: Okafor believes change could help him
•	NFL: Packers GM won�t rule out interest in Vick
•	Hockey: Jeremy Roenick expected to retire
•	NFL: Browns� WR Edwards still not practicing
•	NFL: Vikings� QB Jackson says he feared worst with knee
•	NFL: Cowboys� Spencer eager to go QB-hunting with Ware
•	NFL: Chiefs sign WR Toomer
•	NFL: Falcons WR White working out in Birmingham
•	Ravens tackle Adam Terry placed on injured reserve
•	NFL: 2 days, 7 dropped passes for Raiders rookie WR Heyward-Bey
•	Tennis: Roddick ready for first action since Wimbledon
•	NFL: Eagles reach deal with Maclin, lose LB for season
•	NFL: With new team, Bears OT Pace feels rejuvenated
•	NFL: Morgan makes bid to become 49ers� top target
•	CFB: Rodriguez convinced the spread is right offense for Wolverines
•	MLB: Giants back to old road woes, fall to Astros, consider lineup change
•	CFB: Top 25 Countdown: No. 20 Georgia
•	On this date: 1945 � Byron Nelson wins his 11th consecutive PGA Tour event
•	Shares of Central Pacific Financial jump 32 percent
•	Hawaiian Airlines nation's most punctual carrier in June
•	'Wedding Day' shows Maui Dream Wedding
•	'So You Think You Can Dance' ending this week
•	Military discount on snacks for 'G.I. Joe'
•	Isles need federal help with migrant care

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Local News
•	Changes coming to UH
•	Suspect in fatal shooting faces hearing tomorrow
•	S. Korean, U.S. envoys meeting here today
•	Hawaii highway patrol effort aids hundreds
•	After almost 10 years, Hawaiian homelands suit set for trial today
•	Hawaii may raid its hurricane relief fund to plug state's deficit
•	$2B more needed for �clunkers� rebates to keep rolling
•	DHHL chairman Kane leaving position soon
•	NTSB confirms pilots fell asleep
ENVIRONMENT
•	Ocean is choking on trash
BIG ISLAND
•	Bill targets safety checks for mopeds
MY COMMUNITIES
•	College of Pharmacy gets $1 million gift for building
•	Jogger hit by car July 14 died of her injuries on Friday
•	Lifeguards rescue swimmers in distress at Spitting Caves
•	Samoa Heritage Week events held all this week at park
•	U.S. District Court judge applicants being sought
•	Volunteers invited to community clean-up day
•	Warning signs posted after shark sighting are removed
•	Yearly Niu Estates garage sale takes place on Saturday
OTHER NEWS
•	Community calendar
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	WAC warns McMackin
•	'SOS' fund has raised $525,000
•	Rainbows had magical season, bowl victory in '92
UH FOOTBALL
•	WAC warns McMackin
•	Rainbows had magical season, bowl victory in '92
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	'SOS' fund has raised $525,000
FOOTBALL
•	Kemoeatu injured
BASEBALL
•	Brewers edge L.A.
ISLE FILE
•	UH volleyball picked to win WAC crown
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	A bowl matchup worth a look

Island Life
•	Play fun, play safe
•	Pampering yourself is key for new moms
•	Fear, technology keep kids indoors
PEOPLE
•	Jackson's mom gets custody of his kids
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Take your family fishing � for free

Business
•	Hawaiian Electric's 4.7% hike kicks in
•	Bankruptcies in July hold steady from previous month
•	Hawaii online help-wanted ads down 20%
•	Hawaii may raid its hurricane relief fund to plug state's deficit
•	$2B more needed for �clunkers� rebates to keep rolling
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Maui Land posts $54.2M loss
•	S&P hits 1,000 mark for first time in nine months
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Medical center at Pali Momi to expand
•	'Cash for clunkers' helps Ford post U.S. sales gain

Opinion
•	City must explain actions in dumping case
COMMENTARY
•	Islands remain critical component of Pacific defenses
•	Reform would help cancer patients
•	Bankruptcy case