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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Friday, March 19, 2010

Breaking News
•	Judge Ezra rules 'disparity' in Baldwin school's athletic fields violates law
•	Merrie Monarch co-founder Dottie Thompson dead at 88
•	Governor, top budget aide defend Hawaii investments following audit
•	Kauai shrimp farm wants to dump waste in ocean
•	Hawaii Gov. Lingle says 'it's possible' she will run for elected office in future
•	Lingle criticizes Hawaii bill that would strip gubernatorial powers
•	Suspect sought in First Hawaiian Bank robbery on Beretania Street
•	Kauai, Maui receive $3.4 million for healthy living programs
•	West Hawaii targeted for state's first 'School Impact District'
•	Waianae Intermediate vice principal wins state honor
•	Big meeting turnout expected for Big Island proposal to eliminate county bands
•	House panels to discuss human-services cuts at Kauai meeting
•	Tradewind day in Island forecast
•	Honolulu Fire Department graduates 95th recruit class
•	New traffic rules begin today for Kapolei Parkway/Kolowaka Drive
•	Gib Arnold expected to be named UH basketball coach
•	NCAA basketball tournament scores, schedules (all in)
•	Torigoe hits grand slam as Rainbows pound Air Force, 15-6
•	Parnaby, Rainbow Wahine shut out No. 13 California, 3-0
•	Fujikawa shoots 69, tied for 4th, two shots back of leader
•	NCAA hoops: Capsule matchups for Saturday's tournament games
•	NCAA hoops: Syracuse overwhelms Vermont 79-56
•	NCAA hoops: Ohio State outlasts UC Santa Barbara 68-51
•	NCAA hoops: California pulls away for 77-62 win over Cardinals
•	NCAA hoops: Maryland beats Houston 89-77 in first round
•	NCAA hoops: Lucas, Morgan save Michigan St. in 70-67 win over New Mexcio St.
•	NCAA hoops: Georgia Tech toes line, moves on after beating Oklahoma State, 64-59
•	NCAA hoops: No. 1 seed Duke rolls in tournament opener, 73-44 over Ark.-Pine Bluff
•	NCAA hoops Bouldin leads Gonzaga to 67-60 win over Seminoles
•	NCAA hoops: Texas A&M beats Utah State 69-53
•	NCAA hoops: Missouri stifles Booker, beats Clemson 86-78
•	NCAA hoops: Wisconsin avoids upset, beats Wofford 53-49
•	NCAA hoops: Crawford scores 28 to lift Xavier over Minnesota, 65-54
•	NCAA hoops: After slow start, Pittsburgh routs Oakland 89-66
•	NCAA hoops: Grant, Johnson lead Purdue past Siena 72-64
•	NCAA hoops: No. 12 seed Cornell dominates Temple 78-65
•	NCAA hoops: Mountaineers beat Morgan St 77-50 after slow start
•	NBA: Cavs win; LeBron James becomes youngest to reach 15,000 pts
•	NFL: Cardinals agree to terms with LB Joey Porter
•	CBKB: Big East a bummer for President Obama’s bracket
•	College wrestling: Iowa secures 3rd straight NCAA title
•	College hockey: Cornell beats Mercyhurst 3-2 in NCAA semifinal
•	MLB: Rookie Strasburg fans 8 in 4 innings, Nats top Cards 13-5
•	NFL: Titans get DE Jason Babin from Eagles
•	Cycling: USADA: Utah cyclist Clinger suspended 2 years
•	Toms says right shoulder needs surgery
•	MLB: Dodgers announcer Vin Scully out of hospital
•	Soccer: FIFA reports $196M profit, $1B reserve fund
•	MLB: MRI shows no damage to shoulder of Rockies' P Street
•	Ex-arena football player sues doc over concussion
•	Colleges: Bellotti announces he's stepping down as Oregon AD
•	Speedskating: South Korea dominates at short track worlds
•	Figure skating: Canada's Rochette will skip worlds but will keep skating
•	Soccer: FIFA lifts Iraq's ban from international competition
•	Figure skating: Plushenko pulls out of world championships
•	Auto racing: Edwards defends character after Keselowski crash
•	CBKB: Roberts out after 6 seasons at St. John’s
•	MLB: WADA president calls on MLB to test for HGH
•	NFL: 49ers’ latest crisis points to lack of stability
•	NFL: Pete Carroll goes bold with Seattle’s quarterback move
•	UH baseball: Military members get 50 percent off adult tickets
•	UH volleyball: UH season-ticket holders get 50 percent off adult tickets
•	On this date: 1950 — Babe Didrikson Zaharias wins U.S. Women's Open by 8 shots
•	Pacific Century Fellows program names 12th class
•	Hoku Scientific changes name to Hoku Corp.

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