Articles for October 11, 2009

Breaking News
•	Schofield soldiers return home from northern Iraq
•	Man killed in car-motorcycle collision on Kaukonahua Road
•	Motorcyclist in critical condition from accident in Village Park
•	Honolulu Equality March draws more than a hundred in protest around state Capitol
•	Girls sexually assaulted, mother beaten, police report says
•	Boy, 5, sexually assaulted in Wahiawa area, police say
•	Big Island police issue warning on lasers and aircraft
•	Maui mourns three young lives cut short by fatal car crash
•	Big Island weighs 4-year council terms
•	Kauai group marks 30 years of saving shearwaters
•	Kauai County teams up with DOE, providers for Furlough Friday programs
•	Shell Va'a of Tahiti wins fourth consecutive Molokai Hoe
•	MLB playoffs: Rodriguez and Posada power Yanks back to ALCS<
•	MLB playoffs: Angels rally off Papelbon in 9th to sweep Red Sox
•	June Jones has SMU 2-0 in Conference USA
•	NFL: Players stick up for Zorn after blown lead in Carolina
•	NFL: Broncos 20, Patriots 17: McDaniels beats his old boss, Belichick
•	NFL: Cardinals 28, Texans 21: Arizona's goal-line stand preserves victory
•	NFL: Falcons 45, 49ers 10: S.F. flops in 45-10 loss to Atlanta
•	NFL: 49ers Lewis leaves with concussion; his third of season
•	NFL: Seahawks 41, Jaguars 0: Hasselbeck returns, leads rout
•	NFL: Cowboys 26, Chiefs 20; Austin's 250 receiving yards lifts Dallas in OT
•	NFL: Eagles 33, Buccaneers 14: McNabb leads rout
•	NFL: Panthers 20, Redskins 17: Disputed call aids Carolina
•	NFL: Vikings 38, Rams 10: Favre leads Vikings to 5-0 start
•	NFL: Steelers 28, Lions 20: Roethlisberger throws for 3 TDs
•	NFL: Browns 6, Bills 3: Ugly win for Cleveland
•	NFL: Bengals 17, Ravens 14: Late score lifts Cincinnati
•	NFL: Giants 44, Raiders 7: Eli Manning shines in less than half of work
•	NFL: Today's games, upcoming schedule
•	Prep football standings
•	Autos: Johnson wins Pepsi 500, takes Chase lead
•	CFB: Colorado coach replaces QB son, this time for good
•	CBKB: 2 UofL basketball players arrested
•	CFB: No. 1 Florida dominating with defense
•	NBA preseason: Pierce scores 25 to lead Celtics over Nets
•	Autos: Franchitti’s comeback made complete by IRL title
•	CFB: SEC rules: Florida, Alabama are 1 and 2
•	CFB: Texas tumbles to No. 3 before Oklahoma game
•	NFL: Eli Manning active, expected to start for game with Raiders
•	Tennis: Djokovic and Kuznetsova win China Open titles
•	Running: Kenya's Wanjiru wins Chicago Marathon
•	MLB: Yankees can bury Carl Pavano from their past and the Twins in same game
•	UH sports: Ticket stubs bring big discount at Big City Diner locations
•	OIA volleyball playoff schedule
•	On this date: 1890 — The first 100-yard dash under 10 seconds is run

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Local News
•	Stadium faces big bill for new turf
•	Filipinas' stories take stage on Oahu
•	Lawmaker seeks teen intern
•	Hawaii rail transit faces tight schedule
•	Susa charged in New Mexico woman’s death in Waikiki
•	Hawaii first responders now immunized against swine flu
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Polluted missile sites a legacy of Cold War
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	Reviving queen's garden Uluhaimalama
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Free breast screenings through October
•	Hebrew School car pool a rite of passage, too
OTHER NEWS
•	Sainthood
•	Kalaupapa braces for surge in visitors
•	Parish honors saint with charity event
•	Writers compelled by Damien’s story
•	For viewers, an encore of 'Damien'
•	A legacy of compassion and care
•	Saint Damien
•	American saints and American blessed
•	Kalaupapa: A brief history
•	Belgian relatives flock to rome
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Deputy prosecutor to run for job in '12
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Filipinas' stories take stage on Oahu
WILLIAM COLE
•	Deployed troops get a Kona coffee boost

Sports
•	UH victimized by inability to stop run, special-teams mishaps
•	For starters, Moniz's debut wasn't that bad
•	Champs defend their titles
UH FOOTBALL
•	UH victimized by inability to stop run, special-teams mishaps
•	For starters, Moniz's debut wasn't that bad
•	Bulldogs' offense feasts as defense helps set the table
•	QB all-business for Bulldogs
•	WAC standings
•	Statistics
•	How they scored
•	Stars of the game
•	Warrior schedule
•	Next up for the Warriors
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	No. 1 Kahuku rolls through Castle, 30-6
•	Trojans, Mules run away in West
•	Saint Louis, Sacred Hearts shooters on target
GOLF
•	Woods, Stricker duo propels U.S.
PADDLING
•	110 canoes expected to crowd start line
FOOTBALL
•	Tebow returns, No. 1 Florida wins
•	No. 3 Alabama snuffs No. 20 Ole Miss, 22-3
•	Idaho stops SJSU, goes 2-0 in WAC
•	Tennessee overwhelms Georgia to end skid, 45-19
BASEBALL
•	Twins not worried about closer Nathan
•	Padilla, Dodgers shock Cardinals, 5-1, for sweep
•	Cardinals' stars fizzled this time
OTHER SPORTS
•	U.S. tops Honduras to clinch Cup berth
•	Logano wins 5th Nationwide title of year
•	Cilic sweeps past Nadal into final of China Open
ISLE FILE
•	No. 20 Hilo beats HPU in PacWest volleyball
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Warriors continue to lend a helping hand

Island Life
•	Portraying Damien
•	Hawaiian women offer intriguing collection
RELATIONSHIPS
•	Some clothes are man's best friend
PARENTING
•	Some children are shyer, and that's OK
CHARLES MEMMINGER
•	Airline's good will offer not as it seems
PETS
•	Dog brings smiles to health centers animal companions
PEOPLE
•	Complex TV remotes perplex prince
BOOKS
•	Lit beat
•	Hawaii's best-sellers
ART
•	Art calendar
•	Young, rich and beautiful
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	From the HIP
•	TGI Sunday
•	Births
•	Craft calendar
•	Tryouts calendar
WAYNE HARADA
•	Jake Shimabukuro launches Chameleon Quarterly

Business
•	NFL owners' building spree quadruples debt
•	Democrats swayed by Pickens' natural gas plan
•	Volkswagen targeting middle-class values
PERSONAL FINANCE
•	Workplace retirement plans still worth investing in
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Disney ready to work its magic at Ko Olina

Opinion
•	Hawaii's saint fulfilled humanity's ideals
COMMENTARY
•	A banker's view of rail and risk in perilous times
•	Investing in early education
•	Much to consider about Afghanistan
•	Early education should be top priority
•	Eulogy for our Gourmet culture
•	Even Republicans deserve good health care
AFTER DEADLINE
•	Keep public's business public
•	Reef fish

Entertainment/TGIF
•	TGI Sunday

Travel
•	South Africa: Learning lessons of apartheid
•	Kama'aina get 20 percent off shark dive on certain days
•	In Rio, let your own games begin before Olympics
•	Holoholo
•	Travel Almanac
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	St. Tropez to be revived