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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, October 06, 2008

Articles for October 6, 2008

Breaking News
•	Deadline today to register for Nov. 4 vote
•	Big Island murder suspect charged
•	Waimanalo man accused of firearm offense
•	Honolulu Marathon sues provider of timing system
•	Navy Hawaii urging domestic violence awareness
•	Monk seal pup found dead in Waimanalo
•	Takeuchi was popular Advertiser backshop worker
•	AP Enterprise: In bad economy, power cutoffs soar
•	Kailua man to be tried for pedestrian's death
•	Boy�s mother in dog attack had been investigated by state
•	Humane society puts down baby-killing dog
•	HMAA offering members free flu vaccinations
•	Bush: Financial rescue plan will take time
•	Man gets 20 years after violating DUI manslaughter probation
•	Endangered birds released into Hawaii preserve
•	Lawsuit filed in 2005 beating death of child
•	Wall Street tumbles amid global sell-off
•	Fed to provide as much as $900B in loans to banks
•	Oil falls below $90 a barrel as financial turmoil goes global
•	Fans may slash risk of sudden Infant Death Syndrome, study says
•	DOD expands Purple Heart criteria for POWs
•	30 die after 2 strong quakes hit Tibet
•	Michelle Obama to appear on �The Daily Show�
•	Teen arrested for alleged assault, cell phone theft
•	eBay to cut 1,600 jobs, 10 percent of work force
•	Suspect in Kailua negligent homicide case in court today
•	German, 2 French share Nobel medicine prize
•	China detains 6 more suspects in milk scandal
•	Palin expands attacks on Obama
•	Survey finds `bleak picture� for world�s mammals
•	Surf hitting 5 feet along east, south shores
•	Isolated showers, moderate trades in forecast
•	TheBoat cancels 2nd morning, 2nd afternoon sailings
•	Fire quickly doused on Big Island
•	Global poll casts Obama as world's overwhelming choice
•	Indonesian volcano erupts, spews flame and smoke
•	Earthquake kills at least 72 in Kyrgyzstan
•	Bank of America settles suits over bad mortgages
•	Forecasters see wobbly economy ahead
•	Man who robbed 'Ewa store sought
•	Diamond Head Health Center roof money released
•	NFL: Vikings escape New Orleans with victory, 30-27
•	Red Sox beat Angels 3-2, move on to ALCS and Rays
•	Ray-markable Rays head to AL championship series
•	Rainbow Wahine move up to No. 6 in AVCA Top 25 Poll
•	Warriors Kelly, Monteilh are WAC players of the week
•	CFB: Weber State lands in FCS Top 25 poll
•	UH: Alumni discounts for this week's football, volleyball
•	CFB: Fresno St. focuses inward after upset loss
•	NBA: Miller, Love shine in Timberwolves� win
•	MLB: Schilling might consider half-season comeback
•	NFL: Lions coach says he won't quit, but would accept firing
•	CFB: No. 1 Sooners could be healed in time for Texas
•	NFL: Warner increasing thoughts of retirement
•	NFL: Colts expect Freeney, Gonzalez to be OK
•	NBA: Mavs hire Westphal as executive VP
•	NFL: Status of Bills QB Edwards uncertain
•	NFL: Vikings Henderson placed on injured reserve
•	NFL: Now the hunted: 4-1 Redskins favored to go 7-1
•	CFB: Arizona State QB Carpenter questionable for USC
•	MLB playoffs: Lowell out of starting lineup with hip injury
•	NFL: Burress relatively unapologetic in return to team
•	Astros pitcher arrested in wedding reception melee
•	NFL: Jets� Smith appealing suspension for hit on Boldin
•	NFL: Pack�s Rodgers expected to play Sunday vs. Seattle
•	Preps: Football standings
•	NFL: Eagles RB Westbrook�s status undecided after breaking ribs
•	Cycling: Schumacher tested positive during Tour
•	NFL: NY Giants adding believers with each victory
•	NFL: 49ers biggest weakness now is their defense
•	NFL: Zorn has Redskins on a roll
•	College: Washington fires longtime athletic department official
•	NBA: Stuckey, Pistons spoil Beasley�s preseason opener
•	UH football: Public transportation available
•	UH football: Willie K. to perform
•	UH football: Military members get discount for assorted games
•	Oceanic Time Warner adds four premium HDTV channels
•	Hawaii stocks follow broader market lower
•	Bank of Hawaii schedules conference call Oct. 27
•	Stephanie Ackerman takes VP post at The Gas Co.
•	First Hawaiian Bank parent expands in Europe
•	Unionized Hawaiian Telcom workers ratify 3-year contract
•	Interfaith group to meet today on the Windward side
•	Public input essential to M�kua training decision

Local News
•	Input urged on Makua Valley
•	Bellows beach policy a surprise
•	Maui's Pi'ilani Highway open after 2 years of repair projects
•	Infant son killed by family dog in Waianae
•	Charter schools object to DOE plan to cut $1.9M for coordinators
•	New historic preservation law irks property owners, contractors
•	Ko Olina required to install boat ramp
•	Kahului Harbor seeing less cargo
•	More banks likely to fail, despite government assistance
•	Bailout's passage yet to offer relief for worried consumers
•	Memorial service for Bill Woods set for Nov. 8
ELECTION
•	Obama says GOP resorting to 'smears'
POLICE BEAT
•	Diver collapses at Point Panic
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Gardening class Oct. 25 on Hawaiian plants
•	Humane society's yearly Pet Walk will be Sunday
•	Lane of Makaha Bridge closing daily this week
•	Documentary filmmaker Greenfield speaks Oct. 11
•	Mayoral candidates to speak at public forum
•	Kamehameha Highway right lane will be closed
•	Moanalua Freeway has night closures this week
•	H-2 lanes to close nights at Kipapa Stream Bridge
OTHER NEWS
•	Community Calendar
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Praise for UH's unsung heroes
•	Sharks snuff CaneFires, 7-3
•	Phillies overpower Brewers
UH FOOTBALL
•	Praise for UH's unsung heroes
GOLF
•	Creamer wins Samsung
FOOTBALL
•	Unbeaten Giants pummel Seahawks
•	Colts rally for victory
•	Miami LB McCarthy out for season
•	NFL summaries
BASEBALL
•	Angels break through against Red Sox
•	White Sox edge Rays
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Little time to savor big victory

Island Life
•	True green
•	Oberst goes it alone for his latest release
•	Dollar retailers 'right for the times'
TELEVISION
•	Bidding wacky, preachy 'Legal' farewell
GREEN
•	Bring it: Kaimuki High School wants your recyclable waste this Saturday
•	For the environment
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	Hotels saw big slump in revenues this summer
•	Unemployment insurance fund has enough, state says
•	Hawaii fruit crop value up 7%, to $27.9 million
TOURISM
•	'More Hawaii for less' campaign under way
OTHER BUSINESS
•	No Ka 'Oi
•	U.S. getting crash course on Libor
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Oahu Real Estate Transactions
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Novant Health selects TeamPraxis

Opinion
•	PUC must help sustain renewable momentum
•	Palliative care crucial to humane end of life
COMMENTARY
•	After VP debate, burden on McCain again
•	Will 'Bradley effect' play out in 2008?
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

TELEVISION
•	Bidding wacky, preachy 'Legal' farewell
•	TGI Monday

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