Articles for May 18, 2010

Breaking News
•	Student stabbed at Kalani High
•	Kauai teen badly hurt in skateboarding accident
•	Nighttime road closures around Makapuu postponed this week
•	Hertz on Kauai cited for underground storage tank violations
•	Body found at Camp Smith identified as Honolulu man
•	Suspect arrested in knife-point robbery of Kaheka store
•	Free screenings for hepatitis B and C offered on World Hepatitis Day
•	Army says human remains found at Schofield Barracks construction site
•	HMSA swings to first-quarter profit of $1.52 million
•	About 43 percent of U.S. House ballots returned in Hawaii election
•	Kalihi convenience store robbed
•	Former Chicago State coach joins Arnold's UH hoops staff
•	Kona man arrested in connection with home break-ins
•	Kalihi man accused of assaulting police officer
•	Wie to open Sybase Match Play Championship against Prammanasudh
•	Kolekole Pass closed Thursday through Saturday for Army training
•	A&B sells industrial park in Washington for $15.5 million
•	Argument over parking space leads to gun charge in Manoa
•	Hawaii County Police Department gets new major
•	Man pulled from ocean off Waikiki dies
•	Hawaii governor's �robocall� urges vote for Djou
•	Aloha Air Cargo names chief operating officer
•	Soil sampling work from Kapolei to Waipahu planned as part of rail project
•	Windward residents asked to conserve water Friday and Saturday
•	UH baseball team falls to Stanford, 5-1
•	NBA: Wizards get No. 1 pick in draft lottery
•	NCAA Division I Softball Regionals Glance
•	UH men's basketball names former Chicago State coach as an assistant
•	Celtics top Magic, take 2-0 lead in East finals
•	UH coaches Wade, Arnold are Warrior Beat Show guests
•	NBA: Frustrations evident, and Magic in an 0-2 hole
•	NFL: Hamstring sidelines Titans� top draft pick DE Derrick Morgan
•	Canadian doc charged with unlawfully treating pros
•	CFB: Will Notre Dame keep its independence?
•	NHL: Flyers top Montreal in Game 2
•	NBA: Cavs pick up option on Leon Powe
•	NBA: Suns expect to bounce back strong from thrashing
•	NBA: Bynum�s knee still hurts, but swelling less
•	NBA: Ex-player Bol ill with skin, kidney problems
•	NFL: Patriots release veteran CB Shawn Springs
•	NFL: Cardinals� Dockett apologizes for shower video
•	Texas steroid testing survives budget cuts
•	Auto racing: Dixon tops 226 mph early in Indy 500 practice
•	Soccer: U.S. players faced with proving themselves
•	MLB: Marlins' Ramirez says he wasn't giving up on ball
•	Horse racing: N.Y. Gov: NYRA, Saratoga meet will be saved
•	Soccer: Game-fixing soccer referee to serve life ban
•	NBA: Cleveland fans to LeBron: please, PLEASE stay
•	Auto racing: 87-year-old in ride-along program dies in crash at Texas Motor Speedway
•	NFL: Texans� Cushing thanks fans with online message
•	NFL: Jets get to work on being more than 'paper champs'
•	NBA: Celtics: Sharing of the glory
•	MLB: Padres continue to make Giants look woeful
•	Wie set to open against Prammanasudh in match play
•	First Hawaiian Bank Foundation gives $25K grant to Special Olympics
•	Furniture maker, lumber company promote koa reforestation
•	Mesa Air Group says it may have to layoff 500 workers on Mainland
•	ABC, Fox, NBC announce fall TV lineups
•	South Korea�s Wonder Girls coming to Pipeline Cafe for two shows

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Local News
•	Kidnap victim texted mom
•	UH 'grossly negligent' for failing to produce records
•	New data cast doubt on news merger
•	Oahu trash may begin shipping to Mainland within a few days
•	'Hawaii Five-0' redux receives green light from network
•	Some Hawaii taxpayers will receive refunds this month
•	Kauai has starring role in film
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	OHA grant funds ahupua'a project
MY COMMUNITIES
•	41% of ballots returned in vote for congressional seat
•	Rosa new chief operating officer for Aloha Air Cargo
•	Residents asked to help conserve water for 24 hours
•	Man rescued from 'Publics' surfing spot has died
•	Lingle records message urging support for Djou
•	Expect night road closures during soil sampling for rail
•	Dispute over parking stall leads to arrest of boy, 17
•	Community calendar
OTHER NEWS
•	Waste from biofuel gets yet another use � as soap
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Djou's prediction not so far-fetched
GETPUBLISHED
•	Five scholars honored with scholarships

Sports
•	Salter gives UH quick fix
•	Kia signs one-year contract with Jets
•	Mission accomplished for Manumā, Campbell
UH SPORTS
•	Copycats crop up in other states
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Mission accomplished for Manumā, Campbell
•	Mililani's Miyashiro gets Gatorade award
•	State Track and Field winners - Boys
•	State Track and Field winners - Girls
•	Prep schedule
•	Gamebreakers
•	Softball poll
•	Volleyball poll
BASKETBALL
•	Orlando hoping magic will reappear
•	Bryant helps Lakers drown Suns in Game 1
BASEBALL
•	Yankees belt pair in 9th for 11-9 win
OTHER SPORTS
•	HPU softball will host Super Regional
ISLE FILE
•	Hopeau to receive volleyball award
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	UH could become brand name

Island Life
•	Take trauma out of going to dentist
•	Cover-ups can make a splash out on the town
•	For 'Lost,' writer, music is emotion
TELEVISION
•	Ohio gives its 'Idol' grand homecoming
PEOPLE
•	Film to focus on childhood in Jakarta
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Enjoy home-grown sounds, produce

Business
•	Losses at Kaiser more than double
•	Hawaiian presses for 2nd Japan route
•	2009 Chrysler loan will cost Treasury $1.6 billion
TOURISM
•	Castle Group returns to profit
STOCK MARKET
•	Stocks copy euro's rollercoaster activity
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Rise in dropouts a concern for federal mortgage aid plan
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	More Isle residents pay bills on time
•	China's holdings of U.S. debt up 2%

Opinion
•	No more TV? How about fewer meals?
•	Mandating civility
COMMENTARY
•	Even in a crisis, selling state land a bad idea
•	What this nation needs is a good $6 movie
•	Democratic split