Articles for July 3, 2009

Breaking News
•	Man charged in sex assault of 13 year old girl
•	Waialae Avenue is closed between 16th and Ekaha avenues
•	Aiea residents water restored
•	Car goes into fountain at Hale Koa Hotel
•	Lingle, top officials meeting to discuss state's next step
•	Hikers find body of Kauai man at bottom of Opaekaa Falls
•	Japan�s royal couple begin two-week tour of Canada, Hawaii
•	Slain woman was former Big Island high school rodeo standout
•	Teen dies of apparent drowning in Shark's Cove
•	Firefighters contain brush fire in Waianae
•	Bellows Beach Park to be reopened to public today
•	Hawaii fishing ban on 'Deep 7' bottomfish goes into effect July 6
•	Coast Guard urging Isle boaters to have safe weekend
•	Bus fire reported in Kaneohe-bound lanes of Likelike Highway
•	Russia-US summit a chance to jumpstart ties
•	High surf advisory continues for all south shores
•	Holiday weekend weather: Mostly cloudy
•	Kmart accused of harassing older Honolulu worker
•	Dentists do their civic duty cleaning up Magic Island
•	MLB: Ramirez hitless in return from suspension
•	NBA: Source: Turkoglu cuts off talks with Blazers
•	Slater wins Brazil surfing contest; Kauai's Barca ties for 5th
•	Federer seeks 15th Slam vs. Roddick at Wimbledon
•	MLB: Manny Ramirez apologizes to fans, teammates
•	NBA: Phil Jackson says he'll return to Lakers
•	Poker: Celebs attract gawkers as World Series main event begins
•	Mystery surrounds missing top Cuban pitcher
•	NBA: Report: Celtics offer Wallace a contract
•	NHL: Nash re-ups with Jackets for 8 years
•	MLB: Minnesota's Target Field to open April 12
•	MLB: Red Sox pitcher Dice-K's to rehab in Florida
•	Auto racing: Stewart on pole after rain washes out qualifying
•	WNBA: Candace Parker to resume playing for L.A. Sparks
•	Figure skating: Kwan returning to ice for August show
•	Baseball trove may have long-missing docs from N.Y.
•	WNBA: Phoenix police: Mercury's Taurasi cited for DUI
•	New league will consider signing Vick
•	Cycling: Armstrong under doping watch at Tour de France
•	Cycling: Sastre: Armstrong needs to learn about respect
•	MLB: Lil� Tim a big man among baseball Giants
•	NBA: Let Jason Kidd walk now so Mavericks can run in 2010
•	NBA: Mike Bibby apparently plans to remain with Hawks as 76ers make inquiries
•	NBA: Mavericks set to woo Marcin Gortat away from Magic
•	MLB: As All-Star manager, Manuel might have to stiff his Phillies stars
•	Tennis: Sisters set up another final confrontation
•	MLB: Will Giants cut loose Fred Lewis and his shaky glove?
•	CFB: Florida�s arrests under Meyer garnering attention
•	MLB: Ranger Josh Hamilton�s return has no guarantees
•	Tennis: Anna Kournikova out for the season
•	Soccer: Owen joins Man United with 2-year deal
•	Soccer: Cherundolo returns from injury for U.S. in Gold Cup
•	Auto racing: France defends NASCAR's drug policy
•	MLB: Dellucci brought up by Blue Jays
•	NHL: Selanne: Next season with Anaheim his last
•	Tennis: Federer reaches 7th straight Wimbledon final
•	On this date: 1966 � Tony Cloninger first NL player to hit two grand slams in one game
•	Hawaii Coffee Association to hold annual trade show on Maui
•	EEOC alleges Kmart subjected Honolulu worker to age harassment
•	Parent of go! airlines wins appeal in Delta case
•	Rock 'n Swap kids' clothes at Aloha Tower July 11
•	�Da Mayah� returns to Kumu Kahua
•	ArtSpree takes over the The Contemporary Museum July 11
•	Tour the sky tonight at Bishop Museum
•	Hawaii produced cartoon debuts on NickToons Sunday
•	'Aloha Shorts' celebrates Halloween on Sunday
•	Veto pen should spare key state programs

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Local News
•	Focus on swine flu sharpens
•	No-permit fireworks gaining
•	Fourth of July holiday
•	Hawaii court blocks state furlough plan
•	Home sales up in Honolulu in June, but prices are down
•	38 Honolulu drivers ticketed on first day of cell phone ban
•	Ruling paves way for education cuts
•	U.S., allies prepare for N. Korea launch
•	Police can afford more recruits
POLICE
•	Ex-UH quarterback arrested
•	Woman hurt in H-3 crash
TRANSPORTATION
•	Better times ahead for Kapolei drivers
•	Hawaii Superferry can give ships to lenders, court says
BIG ISLAND
•	Kilauea goes dark after rockfalls
•	Orchidland Estates death reclassified as homicide
•	Staffing shortage leaves library open 12 hours a week
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Anti-meth program invites volunteers to meeting
•	Public invited to comment on sewer-pipe project
•	ALS support group to mark Lou Gehrig retirement day
•	President of Taiwan's visit means traffic complications
•	'Suspicious package' at high school wasn't bomb
OTHER NEWS
•	Floating pool toys a drowning risk
•	Students 'walked where Father Damien walked'
•	Royal couple's health may affect tour
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Long-lost class ring searching for owner

Sports
•	60 years catering to tastes of Hawaii fans
•	Wie fires 65, trails by one
•	College prep program to track participants
UH BASEBALL
•	Trapasso reportedly a candidate at Washington
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	College prep program to track participants
FOOTBALL
•	Jets' Pace suspended four games
BASEBALL
•	Bees clear the field during Astros' win
TENNIS
•	Williams sisters make finals
•	Kapa'a's Tom gets USTA honor
RECREATION
•	Kozlovich beats sun for charity
•	17-year-old Wilcox a surprise grand champ
•	Three national titles for Hawaii
•	Sperling a cut above in Hawaiian Islands
•	No hookups with $1M fish
•	Sports notices
OTHER SPORTS
•	Kim dials in record 62 to top AT&T National
ISLE FILE
•	UH-Hilo assistant coach dies
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	A schedule guaranteed to bring success

Island Life
•	Strumming into fashion design
•	Mother, daughter introduce jewelry inspired by yoga
•	Back stories overshadowed in 'Spelling'
MUSIC
•	On my iPod?
•	For Makana, slack-key is all about aloha
MOVIES
•	Screening room
•	'Do the Right Thing' celebrates 20th year
•	Playing outlaw Dillinger was a natural fit for Depp
PEOPLE
•	Carradine died of asphyxia, expert says
K-DRAMA
•	Korean film free at Sunset on Beach
TASTE
•	Versatile pork tenderloin makes for healthy meal
•	Two ways to use up old bread
RECIPES
•	Versatile pork tenderloin makes for healthy meal
•	Two ways to use up old bread
•	Date book
•	The hot list
•	Ongoing events
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	CD Reviews

Business
•	Internet tax veto revives affiliations
•	No cramp in shop's style
•	Konishiki to lead Japan campaign
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Northeast gets Hawaii crackers
•	Marshals seize Madoff home, forcing out wife

Opinion
•	Time to get back on track for the big count
COMMENTARY
•	Hawaii stands at energy crossroads
•	As we age, we learn value of dependency
•	Hybrid buses

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Strumming into fashion design
•	Mother, daughter introduce jewelry inspired by yoga
•	Black Eyed Peas ready to shake up Bayfest
•	Back stories overshadowed in 'Spelling'
•	Tihati's Cha Thompson shares D.C. lu'au memories
MOVIES
•	Screening room
•	'Do the Right Thing' celebrates 20th year
•	Playing outlaw Dillinger was a natural fit for Depp
MUSIC
•	On my iPod?
•	For Makana, slack-key is all about aloha
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	CD Reviews
DINING
•	At Your Kitchen, food melts in the mouth
•	Hawaii eats section
OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
•	Get in on the weekend's red, white and kaboom
•	First Friday, then fireworks
•	Date book
•	The hot list
•	Ongoing events