Articles for November 6, 2009

Breaking News
•	Theft suspect shot by police released from hospital
•	Honolulu Symphony to file for bankruptcy protection
•	Confidential information posted on Chaminade Web site
•	Ala Wai lanes reopen after main fixed
•	Man with rifle in truck arrested near Ala Moana Center
•	Students, parents lobby lawmakers to restore Hawaii school days
•	Kilauea's new flows reach ocean
•	Theft suspect shot by police in Waikele is charged
•	State warns residents about renovation scam
•	Hawaii using $203M for university improvements
•	Police investigating report of burglary, kidnapping in Kapolei
•	Woman reports sexual assault at North Shore home
•	Waianae man arrested on suspicion of felony abuse
•	Two Honolulu motorcycle officers injured in collision
•	$3M released for Hawaii hospital upgrades
•	Missing Hilo girl found safe
•	MLB: Manny Ramirez to return to Dodgers next season
•	High school football scoreboard
•	Rainbow Wahine sweep Fresno State
•	State football championships schedule
•	Crowds roar, bells ring as New York City fetes Yankees
•	52 Oahu high schools benefit from Shop and Score athletic program
•	This weekend's football games on TV
•	UH football: Turnstile gates to open later, at 3:30 for 5 p.m. game
•	Poker: World Series of Poker final table players glance
•	NBA: Bryant reaches 24,000 points, leads Lakers past Griz
•	MLB: Report says Lincecum has agreement on pot charge
•	CFB: No. 5 Boise State survives Louisiana Tech 45-35
•	Soccer: New Mexico suspends hair-pulling women's player indefinitely
•	NBA: Bulls Thomas breaks arm, out 4-6 weeks
•	NFL: LA Times predictions
•	MLB: Phillies pick up Cliff Lee’s $9 million option
•	CFB: SEC fines Florida's Meyer $30,000 for criticizing officials
•	Poker: Last 9 prep for World Series of Poker final table
•	Boxing: Rodney King says boxing is keeping him sober
•	Preliminary report: 3 North Dakota college students drowned
•	MLB: A-Rod, champion Yankees honored at Knicks game
•	MLB: Royals trade Teahen to White Sox for Getz, Fields
•	CFB: Stanford looks for key 6th win vs. No. 7 Oregon
•	NFL: 3 Packers fined $5,000 each by league
•	MMA: CBS goes back to MMA with Fedor, Strikeforce
•	NFL: Pro Bowler Ty Law, Broncos agree to terms
•	CFB: Stanford looks for key 6th win vs. No. 7 Oregon
•	NFL: Colts put CB Jackson on IR; R Gonzalez has surgery
•	NFL: Roethlisberger’s accuser in suit quits casino job
•	CFB: Oklahoma State WR Dez Bryant tells ESPN he will enter NFL draft
•	Auto racing: NASCAR to honor fallen soldiers at Texas race
•	NBA: Hornets owner Shinn says he has prostate cancer
•	MLB: Webb's $8.5 million option exercised by Diamondbacks
•	Rodney King says boxing is keeping him sober
•	Soccer: Beckham's off-field revenue soars to nearly $16.5 million
•	Tennis: Ruling on Serena's U.S. Open tirade expected soon
•	CFB: Weis sees BCS chance — if Notre Dame keeps winning
•	Horses: Ladies Day at Breeders’ Cup lacking in star power
•	Horses: Old man Cloudy’s Knight looking to hold back time
•	Will he shoot? Ex-Trail Blazer eyes Oregon gov. race
•	NFL predictions: Proving time for Bengals, Ravens
•	NBA: Iverson: I just want to help Grizzlies win
•	NFL: Run game still in place for 49ers’ offense
•	CFB predictions: LSU could upset SEC’s potential showdown
•	Preps: Free SAT/ACT software
•	Football odds: Utah State favored over Hawaii
•	UH offers alumni, military discounts to football, volleyball
•	UH football: Free buses available for students
•	UH football: Chevron Family Fun Zone free at Warrior home games
•	UH football: Bus service offered for Warrior games
•	UH football games on big screen at Ko'olau, Maui theaters
•	UH offers group discounts to football, volleyball
•	UH sports: Ticket stubs bring big discount at Big City Diner locations
•	On this date: 1966 — Eagles' Timmy Brown returns kickoffs 93 yards and 90 yards for TDs
•	Additional 14 weeks of jobless benefits available here
•	JAL to keep fuel surcharge
•	NFIB Hawaii says health reform bill would hurt small business
•	Electricity rates to fall on Oahu this month
•	Three Hawaii hotels, two restaurants earn Five Diamond Awards
•	Playwright Jon Shirota in Hawaii with theater, talks and celebratory events
•	Hawaii Youth Opera Chorus fundraiser celebrates queen
•	'Exposed' makes a late night premiere next weekend
•	Sunset on the Beach returns Nov. 14
•	Girl Scouts name 2009 honorees
•	Control of flu vaccine must be tightened

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Local News
•	Cemetery loses rezoning bid
•	Main break closes Ala Wai
•	HPD 'joke' piles on struggling Warriors
•	Fort Hood massacre shocks Hawaii troops
•	List of applicants for Honolulu police chief pared down to six
•	95 Hawaii schools given approval to increase instructional time
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Gunman still alive
EDUCATION
•	Options for kids affected by furloughs
•	Campuses ask for more days
COURTS
•	Man guilty of setting ex on fire
HEALTH
•	Exemption in House bill shields Isle health care law
•	146,500 doses allocated to Isles
BIG ISLAND
•	Girl, 15, reported missing Sunday found in good health
MAUI
•	Dogs suspected in attack that killed goat and 4 sheep
MY COMMUNITIES
•	2 police motorcycle officers suffer injuries after collision
•	20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall marked
•	Acquaintance arrested in sex assault on teenage girl
•	700 refunds sent back to IRS because of address error
•	Man's body found on beach; foul play not suspected
OTHER NEWS
•	Restore housing office, group urges
•	'Golden Girl' on mend after bypass
•	Community calendar
•	Theft suspect shot by police is charged
•	Symphony schedule uncertain
•	'Disruptive physicians' targeted
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Getting a head start on council campaign

Sports
•	Hawaii powers past BYUH, 83-69
•	Tackle Letuli not expected to return
•	Kamehameha wins ILH title
UH WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
•	Rainbow Wahine finish up at home
UH FOOTBALL
•	Tackle Letuli not expected to return
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Kamehameha wins ILH title
•	Leilehua's defense as right as rain
•	Campbell Foundation a boost to 'SOS'
•	Pac-Five passes by Word of Life
•	Prep schedule
•	Games on TV
MARTIAL ARTS
•	Truly a Big victory for Team Rampage
FOOTBALL
•	Safety comes first for Steelers' Clark
•	Johnson's way works out fine
BASKETBALL
•	Bulls stop Cavs, 86-85
RECREATION
•	From beach volleyball to beach-front homes
•	Free youth soccer clinic to feature Lalas
•	Patriot Walk/Run will aid U.S.-VETS-Hawaii
•	Gullikson's tennis fantasy camp, Jr. clinic at Wailea
•	Hanapa'a rallies for gold in World Senior softball
•	Canada in volleyball tourney
OTHER SPORTS
•	Moon hopes to hunt down the $8.55 million first prize
•	Lincecum faces marijuana charges
ISLE FILE
•	Isle paddlers win
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	A 25-year Rocky Mountain high

Island Life
•	Wreck the gown, preserve the moment
•	Arcadia jewelry sale won't break the bank
•	New series 'Iris' due on Isle channel
MOVIES
•	Anti-war farce's funniest moments not about goats
•	Screening room
VIDEO GAMES
•	'DJ Hero' allows for a spin on the turntable
THEATER
•	Laugh, learn by catching these new shows
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	Flu spreads new etiquette
•	The hot list
•	Ongoing
•	Date book
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	CD Reviews: The Throwdowns, Ho'okena, Don Tiki, Na Palapalai

Business
•	KGMB owner to get $22M from Raycom
•	Big Isle, Kauai home sales rise
•	Isle rebound not likely soon
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Free 'Coffee for Kamaaina,' from Jack
•	Inventories being kept at minimum for holidays

Opinion
•	Maunalua Bay needs tighter restrictions
COMMENTARY
•	U.S. must not abandon half of Afghan people
•	Elections debunk realignment myth
•	Furloughs

Entertainment/TGIF
•	The inner David Sedaris
•	Arcadia jewelry sale won't break the bank
•	With holiday music, it's all about memories
•	New series 'Iris' due on Isle channel
MOVIES
•	Anti-war farce's funniest moments not about goats
•	Screening room
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	CD Reviews: The Throwdowns, Ho'okena, Don Tiki, Na Palapalai
DINING
•	Hawaii eats section
VIDEO GAMES
•	'DJ Hero' allows for a spin on the turntable
THEATER
•	Laugh, learn by catching these new shows
OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
•	John Cruz plans a series of affordable gigs
•	Salonga concert to aid Philippine storm victims
•	The hot list
•	Ongoing
•	Date book