Articles for June 5, 2009

Breaking News
•	Officer�s handgun, rifle stolen from vehicle
•	Motorcyclist critically injured in Moiliili crash, offramp re-opened
•	Hilo soldier killed in Afghanistan blast
•	OHA trustees vote to support Akaka Bill
•	Kauai man dies in one-car crash
•	Hawaii cancer researcher gets national award
•	Maui Rep. Bertram caught illness from cat box
•	Hawaii sailor still held on high bail in N.H. attack
•	Protest rally planned tomorrow over plan to hike parking fees in Waikiki
•	Comment period reopens on proposal to remove Hawaiian hawk from endangered list
•	�Made in Hawaii� law passed
•	American Association of University Women offers Hawaii scholarships
•	Low bidder named for Honolulu sewer project
•	Wahiawa warned of city�s smoke testing
•	UH medical school names new chair for women�s health department
•	Visitors invited to see Halemaumau�s glow
•	Abercrombie co-sponsors Reuniting Families Act
•	Surf will be 1 to 3 or less today
•	Death sentence in arson murders of 5 Calfiornia firefighters
•	Maui Film Festival honors Willie Nelson
•	Red Cross holds free summer swimming classes
•	Warning signs posted at Kalihi Stream after sewage spill
•	Tradewinds will be around through the weekend
•	Ohio graduation cancelled after students caught cheating
•	2 teens arrested in Konawaena High theft; most of football jerseys recovered
•	Brian Ching out of U.S. qualifier against Honduras
•	Ichiro's hitting streak ends at 27 in 2-1 loss to Twins
•	Baseball: NCAA Division I Super Regionals scores, schedule
•	Road detour for Sunday's HHSAA Dinner
•	NCAA Super Regionals: Cal State Fullerton dominates Louisville
•	MLB: Orioles shortstop Izturis has appendicitis
•	Decathlon: New Mexico teenager continues impressive run
•	NBA: Howard, Magic not shaken by opening loss
•	NBA: Teeth-baring Kobe Bryant is defiant one
•	Report: Fired Angels exec under MLB investigation
•	St. Louis manager La Russa, Twitter settle lawsuit
•	Tennis: Federer rallies past del Potro in French Open semis
•	Tennis: Soderling beats Gonzalez to reach French Open final
•	NBA: LeBron James apologizes to Magic, after being fined by David Stern
•	CFB: Fordham to start awarding football scholarships
•	MLB: Putz to have surgery on elbow to remove bone spur
•	MLB: Red Sox Ortiz getting eyes checked Monday
•	NBA: Nelson�s return puts Magic�s Alston in tricky spot
•	NFL: Pro Bowl guard Waters attends Chiefs minicamp
•	MLB: Colts� Vinatieri undergoes hip surgery
•	MLB: Demolition ordered to stop at Tiger Stadium
•	NFL: Bills injured CBs uncertain for minicamp
•	Autos: Gordon: More treatment on bad back, no surgery
•	Horse racing notebook: Jockey Borel stays up with Letterman
•	NBA: Brown would have no trouble coaching Iverson again
•	NFL: Giants DE Osi Umenyiora back after knee surgery
•	'Friday Night Lights' coach returns; missed working with youth
•	NFL: Manning satisfied with answers on coaching staff
•	Obituary: Former NBA star Randy Smith dies at 60
•	Tennis: Nadal pulls out of Queen's Club tourney due to injury
•	Lance Armstrong announces birth of son on Twitter
•	NFL: Colts' Vinatieri undergoes hip surgery
•	Obituary: Former Cleveland Indians owner Richard Jacobs dies at 84
•	NBA: Yao Ming voices role in Chinese animated film
•	NBA: Road to the title goes through intense Bryant
•	Horse racing: Hall of Famer trainer Zito has 2 Belmont shots
•	Horse racing notebook: Belmont contenders have easy morning
•	NBA: Not the finals or the game the league wants
•	NFL: Brian Westbrook may not be Brian Westbrook anymore
•	NHL: Stanley Cup Finals is quickly turning in the Penguins� favor
•	On this date: 1977 � Portland Trail Blazers beat Philadelphia 76ers for NBA title
•	Nurses at Wilcox Hospital ratify three-year labor agreement
•	Kona fish farm says opposition to its operations is unwarranted
•	Hawaiian Airlines' passenger count slips 6.3% in May
•	Matson to boost fuel surcharge to 28% on July 5, highest level since October
•	Marisco fined for hazardous-waste violations
•	Mattel fined $2.3M for lead hazard
•	Kidswear swap next month
•	Learn about Nuremburg at the Library
•	Kapolei Library offers summer fun for all ages
•	Town restaurant exhibits new art
•	Towering bug exhibit coming to Bishop Museum
•	Free download offered with purchase of tickets for second No Doubt show in Hawaii
•	TAG offering 2-for1 tickets for �Blue/Orange�
•	All stakeholders must press for KPT repairs

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Local News
•	Meth Project targets youths
•	Preparing for a hurricane
•	Interim police chief named
•	Honolulu drivers with hand-held gadgets to get fine, not warning
•	Curbside recycling expansion may get back in Honolulu budget
•	Regents to decide Wednesday on University of Hawaii president
•	Father Damien's life a timely teaching tool
•	Donations pour in for Waianae's Project Grad
•	UH to identify best route for undersea cable
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Kaneohe man hailed with Legion of Honor
POLICE
•	Bank suspect linked to ID card arrested
BIG ISLAND
•	Motorcyclist killed in crash was from Kona
MAUI
•	National Trails Day hike scheduled for tomorrow
•	Community center opens its pair of new tennis courts
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Pedestrian struck by pickup in improved condition
•	Officers still in area, but some moved to night duty
•	Laboy indicted on charge of assault during game
•	Dirt-bike program back on track with trailer's return
OTHER NEWS
•	Romania completes Iraq deployment
•	Boy Scouts will troop to Rome for occasion
•	3 docks reopen at Ala Wai Harbor
•	UHH to double its recycling
OBITUARIES
•	Schofield soldier's rites are next Friday
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Saying aloha to 50-state journey

Sports
•	Pro golfer McLachlin chips in $24,000
•	Tourney fields will be reduced
•	They don't surf like amateurs
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Pro golfer McLachlin chips in $24,000
BASKETBALL
•	Bryant-led Lakers overwhelm Magic
•	LeBron fined $25,000 for snub
BASEBALL
•	Big Unit notches 300th career win
•	Victorino 'feels a lot better'
TENNIS
•	Russian women final
RECREATION
•	Five from Hawaii on ballot for all-star event
•	Wahiawa's Lowe tops in national racquetball
OTHER SPORTS
•	Penguins even series with 4-2 win
•	Donald putts his way to lead in Memorial
ISLE FILE
•	Meyer leading golf event in Japan
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	We should honor his generosity

Island Life
•	Bikinis Peruano!
•	Lao textile specialist to visit Honolulu
•	500,000 hang on cat's every word
MUSIC
•	CD Reviews
•	On my Ipod
•	Summertime ... and the pop-music scene's sizzling
MOVIES
•	Venezuela mystery rocks get starring role
•	An antisocial take on summer sci-fi flicks
PEOPLE
•	Leno's farewell just middlin' in ratings
K-DRAMA
•	Focus is on modern Korean women
•	Ongoing events
•	Screening room
•	Date book
•	The hot list

Business
•	Hawaiian Telcom seeks restructuring
•	HTA sets up $10 million marketing fund
•	Electricity rates rise statewide
ECONOMY
•	May not happy for retailers
RETAIL
•	Opal Fields to open at Ala Moana
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Oil imports up 6.7% in 1st quarter
•	Auto retailer Penske buying Saturn unit from bankrupt GM

Opinion
•	Stricter controls needed for tobacco products
COMMENTARY
•	Innovation can help nonprofits prosper
•	Killing was no 'isolated incident'
•	The Settlements Canard
•	Which group is being persecuted?

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Bikinis Peruano!
•	No Doubt's reunion tour reveals a return to form
•	Lao textile specialist to visit Honolulu
•	Hulaville heats up jazz scene
MOVIES
•	Venezuela mystery rocks get starring role
•	An antisocial take on summer sci-fi flicks
MUSIC
•	CD Reviews
•	On my Ipod
•	Summertime ... and the pop-music scene's sizzling
DINING
•	These places give value as well as volume
•	Hawaii eats section
OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
•	Na Hoku Awards night has radically changed
•	Battle of bands at Loft can be shot at big time
•	Ongoing events
•	Screening room
•	Date book
•	The hot list