Articles for July 23, 2009

Breaking News
•	USS Hawaii arrives at Pearl Harbor
•	Flash-flood threat subsides on Kauai
•	Hawaii longline tuna fishery on track to hit quota
•	Star-Kist laying off 350 workers in American Samoa
•	Waikiki robbery suspect captured in Georgia
•	8 rescues made on Hawaii's south shores
•	U.S. House approves funding for Native Hawaiian housing, rail transit
•	Honolulu rail-transit project could cost $117M more than forecast, report says
•	Susan Shaw identity-theft trial rescheduled for March 1, 2010
•	Most islands could see heavy rainfall this afternoon, weather service says
•	Surf advisory: South shore waves will be in 5- to 8-foot range
•	Kokee fire destroys hunters� check-in station
•	Red Cross helping residents after Pearl City fire
•	Woman killed in freeway crash was drunk, medical examiner says
•	Akaka chairs confirmation hearing for former Hawaii official
•	Maui tour operator agrees to pay state $130,000 over coral damage
•	White Sox�s Mark Buehrle pitches perfect game
•	Pitch perfect: President congratulates Buehrle
•	Russia eliminates U.S. men's volleyball team in World League final round
•	NFL draft will start on Thursday in prime time, last three days
•	Soccer: U.S. beats Honduras 2-0 to reach Gold Cup finals
•	General Mills works with Manning, Garnett, Pujols, Clay on new Wheaties
•	MLB: Dodgers to give away poster of Manny�s grand slam
•	Hot dog! Coors Field offers gluten-free food
•	Baseball: Minors pitcher says he didn�t throw to hit anyone
•	NFL: Vick lawyer denies strip club reports
•	NFL: Vikings sign Winfield to 5-year extension
•	NBA: Odom, Lakers resume talks
•	NBA: Lee �frustrated� by negotiations with Knicks
•	Hockey: Ex-Red Wing Fedorov says Mich. man swiped $43M
•	NBA: Eyenga picks Spanish club over Cavaliers
•	NFL: Redskins sign 3rd-round pick Barnes, cut 2
•	MLB: Former White Sox pitcher admits HGH use
•	NFL: Childress has no expectations on Favre
•	Tennis: McEnroe�s World TeamTennis club, opponents fined
•	Cycling: Contador wins time trial; Armstrong moves to 3rd
•	NFL: Roethlisberger says he did not rape casino hostess
•	Zito, Giants beat Braves, avoid sweep
•	World champion pro surfer Slater sure knows how to draw a crowd
•	NFL: Broncos sign draft picks Quinn, McKinley
•	Cycling: Armstrong announces new team for next year�s Tour
•	Tennis: Williams sisters, Clijsters lead US Open field
•	Tennis: Sharapova: 'I am a hundred percent'
•	NFL: Cowboys LB Carpenter will get shot to make an impact on defense
•	Allen Allen clinic on Saturday
•	UH fans invited to audition for football commercial
•	Swimming: He Chong wins men's 3-meter springboard gold
•	Pitcher says he wasn't throwing ball at anyone
•	NY Post blames ESPN for outing nude reporter video
•	This week's top auto races
•	On this date: 2000 � Tiger Woods, at 24, youngest player to win career Grand Slam
•	Hawaii had 10 mass layoffs last month
•	Hawaii tax preparer sentenced for failing to file returns
•	Most Hawaii stocks rise as Dow closes above 9,000 mark
•	Hawaii accountants make $25,000 scholarship donation
•	Hawaii homes sought for energy-makeover TV show
•	�Star Wars in Concert� tour launching
•	Fans converge in San Diego for Comic Con
•	White Stripes on the big screen
•	�L.A. Law� judged top legal drama
•	�Ugly Truth� star isn�t interested in playing the nice guy
•	Mauna Kea plans must proceed with care

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Local News
•	Airfare hike 'too ridiculous'
•	Big Isle prison staff on layoff list
•	Woman describes abduction in court
•	Hawaii prep sports being cut back as budgets slashed
•	'It�s bad, bad, bad' in Hawaii for sellers of new cars, trucks
•	Ohio Guardsmen providing free medical care
•	Search goes on for kin of 42 unclaimed bodies
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Council candidates square off in forum
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Arrival of USS Hawaii heralds new era in Pacific
•	Fund set up for wounded soldier
COURTS
•	Nakamura tapped as chief of appeals
ENVIRONMENT
•	Suit targets work at marine refuge
MY COMMUNITIES
•	County moves ahead with plans to sell surplus land
•	2-month North Shore art exhibit to begin Aug. 31
•	Community clean-up time at Aloha 'Aina Earth Day
•	Weather service appeals to boaters over buoy damage
•	Lost hiker airlifted out of forest by fire rescue copter
OTHER NEWS
•	Call for volunteers to test flu shots
•	Law to allow carrying guns between states fails in Senate
•	Erosion control work begins near Pali Tunnel
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Manny's grand in a pinch
•	Cerebral approach works for Duncan
•	Special Delivery made El Sid unique
GOLF
•	Auction will benefit junior golf program
•	Wie starts European swing with eye on Solheim Cup
•	Advertiser's golf guide online updates
•	Fujikawa as busy as ever
•	Ralbovsky named top instructor
•	It's nice getting back into the swing of things
•	Pro tour players from Hawaii
GOLF REPORT
•	Holes in One
FOOTBALL
•	Vick, Goodell meeting in works
BASKETBALL
•	Griffin out with strained shoulder
BASEBALL
•	Cubs end Phillies' win streak at 10
•	LaRoche in, Lugo out for Red Sox
RECREATION
•	Tinman to affect traffic Sunday
OTHER SPORTS
•	Armstrong drops to fourth at Tour
ISLE FILE
•	567-pounder lifts Malibu into lead
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Same old reflection in WAC crystal ball

Island Life
•	The TXT effect
•	Fuel up with quick, healthy breakfast
•	College visits just a few clicks away
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Health calendar
PEOPLE
•	Raimi to direct 'World of Warcraft' film
PRESCRIPTIONS
•	Healthy living, diet reduce inflammation
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Queen�s celebrates 150 years

Business
•	'Clunkers' program kicks off tomorrow
•	AT&T looking for cause of service failure
•	French workers locking up bosses
CONSUMER
•	Airport upgrades under way
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Rally slows; market ends mixed
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Mokulele in code-share with Alaska Air
•	Fed chief opposes plan for new agency
ROBBIE DINGEMAN
•	Airport upgrades under way

Opinion
•	Even with cuts, don't shortchange elections
COMMENTARY
•	DOE must make better budget choices
•	Big government won't cure ailing economy
•	Unions, state