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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, March 08, 2009

Articles for March 8, 2009

Breaking News
•	Japanese visitor drowns in Wailua River on Kauai
•	Small-craft advisory remains in effect
•	Hokule'a voyage to Palmyra Atoll delayed again
•	Youth Symphony effort draws more than 1,300 food items today
•	Punahou grad is 2009 Lei Queen
•	Plans for UH-West Hawaii campus inch ahead
•	Abercrombie wants to extend Obama momentum in gubernatorial run
•	Army to hold public meetings tomorrow on Makua
•	$20M senior housing complex eyed for Hilo
•	Rainbow Wahine-Nebraska volleyball exhibition set for March 19
•	BYU-Hawaii hosts Humboldt St. in NCAA-II men's basketball tourney opener
•	Rainbows pound Mississippi State, 11-5, win baseball series
•	UH's Flemings on All-WAC second team, Nitoto All-Defensive team
•	VIDEO: State boys basketball championships
•	MMA: Jackson beats Jardine at UFC 96; Hawaii fighters win
•	Yankees' Alex Rodriguez to have hip surgery, miss 6-9 weeks
•	WBC: United States routs Venezuela to reach 2nd round
•	Iditarod: 67 sled dog teams head for Nome
•	WBC: Dominican Republic bounces back, 9-0
•	NHL: Crosby lifts Penguins over Ovechkin's Caps in shootout
•	Auto racing: 'Other' Busch runs away with dominating win
•	CBKB: No. 2 Tar Heels beat No. 7 Blue Devils 79-71
•	NBA: Celtics' Kevin Garnett to miss another week
•	Tennis: Agassi to return to competition in Champion Series event
•	Tennis: Roddick sweeps U.S. to Davis Cup win
•	NFL: Attorney Cornwell wants review of NFL discipline policy
•	Track and field: CEO recommends paying top Olympic performers
•	Beckham, AC Milan to pay Galaxy for loan extension
•	NBA: Wade says MVP a three-man race
•	NFL: Terrell Owens and Buffalo Bills: Strange bedfellows
•	MLB: Lansford and Righetti know the pride of the Giants
•	Tennis: Argentina sweeps Netherlands 5-0
•	Soccer: Greek fans clash with police before game
•	NBA: Grizzlies owner taps NBA line of credit
•	Tennis: Nadal not worried about Federer rebounding
•	Skiing: Schlierenzauer wins ski jump World Cup event
•	Tennis: Israel levels with Sweden 2-2 in Davis Cup
•	Cycling: Alberto Contador wins 1st stage of Paris-Nice
•	WBC: South Korea advances with 14-0 defeat of China
•	Tennis: Nadal beats Djokovic; Spain tops Serbia 4-1 in Davis Cup
•	Skiing: Legkow, Kowalczyk take World Cup freestyle races
•	Tennis: Russia secures win over Romania in Davis Cup tie
•	Tennis: Czech Republic beats France, makes quarterfinals
•	Spring Football Capsules: Big 12
•	Spring Football Capsules: Non-BCS conferences
•	Spring Football Capsules: Southeastern Conference
•	Spring Football Capsules: Pac-10
•	Spring Football Capsules: Big East
•	UH: Redeem ticket stubs for Big City Diner discount

Local News
•	Shipyard wants boost from Navy
•	Hawaii delegation proud of earmarks
•	Kanae's 1st short-story book a gem
•	Hawaii stabbing victim's husband says God prepared him
•	Kamehameha Schools urges that Honolulu rail be at ground level
•	Wind, wave energy platforms proposed in Hawaii whale waters
•	West Oahu done in again by gas spill, power outage
•	Happy 100th to their Aunty Bea
•	Aaron's restaurant to close atop Ala Moana
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
•	Obama sees 'great opportunity' amid economic crisis
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Abercrombie makes his run official
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	China may 'hide its claws' to disguise ambitions
•	Army experiments with foreign-assistance model
•	Mom wins honorable discharge
POLICE
•	Speeding crackdown results in 900 citations
OTHER NEWS
•	Innovative newspaper editor Jim Bellows dies at 86
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Fire damages rental apartment
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Kanae's 1st short-story book a gem
WILLIAM COLE
•	Old soldier wears his medal for those 'still over there'

Sports
•	'Bows score 10 in fifth to beat Bulldogs, 10-5
•	Hawaii drops into play-in game, 70-59
•	Hawaii women lose, 75-57, to Nevada
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Kamehameha captures crown
•	Kailua captures Division II crown
•	Young Warrior comes up big
•	Pearl City sweeps Mililani in OIA baseball
GOLF
•	Yang maintains Honda lead
•	Tadd tied for 64th
FOOTBALL
•	T.O. catches on with Buffalo
BASKETBALL
•	No. 3 Pitt stops No. 1 UConn, 70-60
•	No. 2 Stanford wins Pac-10
•	Williams, James help Cavs beat Heat, 99-89
•	BYUH men storm past HPU, 107-70
BASEBALL
•	U.S. edges Canada in Classic
ISLE FILE
•	Bartels places second in pro surf
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	UH needs a point and points

Island Life
•	Mindset, balance are key to happiness
•	Exhibit unites artists from around Pacific
•	ABC's 'Castle' is latest entry in quirky crime-show genre
MUSIC
•	Local composer McKay's piece high point of recital
PARENTING
•	There's lots going on, on and off our Web site
PETS
•	Jovial pup stole the show in 'The Wizard of Oz'
•	Animal companions
THEATER
•	Laughtrack tickets still available on Friday the 13th
BOOKS
•	New novel, set in Honolulu, focuses on immigrant life
•	Hawaii's best-sellers
•	Lit beat
ART
•	Not-so-humble teapots created by Island artists
•	Enjoy some art while dining in Kaimuki
•	Art calendar
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	When a child vanishes
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	From the HIP
'OHANA
•	Focused on future despite daughter's criticism
FAMILY MATTERS
•	A difficult time became a blessing
•	TGI Sunday
•	Tryouts calendar
•	Births
WAYNE HARADA
•	Ruivivar 'ohana prepares to welcome new member

Business
•	Taxes on jobless benefits catch unemployed off-guard
•	California faces 'disaster' if salmon fishing banned again
•	Low-cost airlines sprout new wings, spread to new territories
TOURISM
•	Bus tour drums up aloha from Mainland
TECHNOLOGY
•	White House wading deeper into social media
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Pension law saves employers billions
•	Barbie heads East in hopes China will help sales
•	Hollywood stars tweet between takes
•	Consumers lose motivation to buy gas-saving hybrids
•	Software-as-a-service market is flourishing
•	World awash in oil with no buyers
•	Farewell e-mails let you exit with grace or a grudge
•	What to say — and how to say it — when you're leaving

Opinion
•	State should avoid tax hikes in a tough economy
COMMENTARY
•	Better energy efficiency pays off for families, U.S.
•	Enthusiasm for plans hides big flaws in data
•	Law's protection lets auditor's office 'tell it like it is'
•	Obama's ambitious plans still rolling
•	How to approach pakistan
•	Another part of childhood sadly fades
AFTER DEADLINE
•	Crowd estimates stir passions on all sides of issues
•	Violent attacks

Entertainment/TGIF

MUSIC
•	Local composer McKay's piece high point of recital
THEATER
•	Laughtrack tickets still available on Friday the 13th
•	TGI Sunday

Travel
•	Rooms of Rapture
•	Ka'u celebrates its coffee with a weekend of festivities
•	Let's go: Vegas
•	Travel Almanac
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	M Resort's games, eats an instant hit

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