Articles for February 10, 2009

Breaking News
•	Parole board to decide on Szemkow's release in two weeks
•	Animal-protection groups seek Hawaii investigation on pork labels
•	Kapiolani Park trustees to discuss homeless at council meeting
•	Port Royal discharged 5,000 gallons of raw sewage
•	Honolulu couple indicted for fraudulently taking man’s home
•	Comment session on Makua marine resources study moved to Nanaikapono
•	Scientists trying to find out what killed whale off West Kauai beach
•	Sixth arrest made in December attack on Maui family
•	McCully pedestrian fatality identified
•	Pentagon reports non-combat death of soldier from Maui in Iraq
•	Navy reports undertreated sewage discharge
•	Surf: 5 to 7 feet expected on North Shore today
•	Weather: Showers expected today, tonight
•	Maui students, parents flock to reading night
•	Waimea swimming pool closed for repairs
•	UH baseball tickets on sale; food item prices reduced
•	Tejada charged with lying to Congress about drugs
•	UH baseball: Rainbow pitcher Alexander earns top WAC honor
•	NFL: Steelers’ Ward has shoulder surgery, won't need knee surgery
•	Boxing: Margarito gets 1-year suspension for illegal wraps
•	NFL: Texans release RB Ahman Green
•	Pro-pot lobby rips Kellogg Co. for dropping Phelps
•	NFL: Parcells’ escape clause with Dolphins expanded
•	NBA: All-Star rosters
•	MLB: Wigginton finalizes deal with Orioles
•	Bob Nash on Tsai & Wai show repeats
•	NFL: Panthers hire assistant coaches Smith, Milus
•	NBA: Brand needs 6 months to come back from surgery
•	NBA: Cavs’ Mo Williams to replace Bosh in All-Star game
•	A-Rod: New House panel chairman says no to hearing
•	UH volleyball: Students free, ticket prices reduced
•	UH basketball: Bring a date for free on Valentine's Day game
•	MLB: Jeter will wait to address A-Rod confession
•	Steroids: Doctor, pharmacy charged in NYC case
•	MLB: Rays beat catcher Navarro in arbitration
•	CFB: Austin College player collapses, dies
•	Preps: N.C. basketball player dies in practice
•	A-Rod: Yankees: `We take him at his word’
•	A-Rod: In real world, this lying cheat would lose his job
•	A-Rod: Truth can be liberating, but is he telling all?
•	Preps: NY sports schedules shaved to save money
•	Golf: PGA Tour in high demand for international players
•	CFB: WVU’s Sanders arrested on DUI charge
•	Pro Bowl: Custom-made surfboards autographed by NFL stars to be auctioned
•	Freestyle motocross racer Jeremy Lusk dies
•	Tennis: Sanchez Vicario to help Brazil
•	NFL: Aikman getting college degree 20 years later
•	UH: Redeem ticket stubs for Big City Diner discount
•	Tennis: Radwanska advances at Open GDF Suez
•	Doctor, pharmacy charged in NYC steroids case
•	NHL: Bruins F Ryder out up to 3 weeks with face injury
•	NHL: Stars assign Avery to Hartford
•	NBA: Durant, Mayo, Johnson in All-Star H-O-R-S-E game
•	Tennis: Sharapova’s return to tour still on hold
•	Skiing: Vonn has thumb surgery; still set to ski Thursday
•	Dog show: Tiger Woods has shot at best in show
•	NFL: Former Redskins linebacker Mel Kaufman dies
•	Sailing: Top N.Y. court weighs America's Cup challenges
•	Golf: Lowery reached pinnacle at Pebble Beach
•	Soccer: Beckham set for England record vs. Spain
•	Honolulu to get some of United Airlines' call center positions
•	Marc Faber to address CFA Society of Hawaii Feb. 17
•	A&B Foundation donates $2.1B to nonprofits last year
•	A cappella choir to perform at St. Andrew's in March
•	Honolulu's Narcissus Queen speed paints on 'Ellen' today.
•	State should increase access to contract data

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Local News
•	Navy ship damaged in stranding
•	Claims against state cost $374,933
•	Man, 21, charged in 2 sex assaults
•	Hawaii pension fund lost $2.95B in 2008
•	Ban unlikely against fundraising practice of fishing for donations
•	Pro Bowl offers to return to Honolulu in 2011 and 2012
•	Obama pushes for passage of stimulus bill
•	Crater attacks make ‘no … sense’￿
•	Gambling operator sentenced to 3 years
•	Prisoner sues, saying wild pig bit his hand
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Conservation land money available
BIG ISLAND
•	Identities of three motor vehicle fatalities released
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Waimea church latest nonprofit to be burgled
•	State officials to dedicate Pu'uloa Road project
•	Meeting today on rules for taking nearshore fish
•	Le Jardin upper campus will remain closed today
•	House ceded-lands bill subject of meetings
•	$1.6 million grant will hire, retain firefighters
OTHER NEWS
•	Community calendar
•	Swimmer saved on North Shore
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	A-Rod says he took steroids from '01-'03
•	Okino falls short in qualifying
•	LPGA tour will have to do with less in 2009
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Demusis focal point for Mililani boys basketball
•	Gamebreakers
•	Basketball polls
•	Basketball standings
•	HHSAA Boys soccer tournament
•	Upcoming events
FOOTBALL
•	Giants receiver has been a deadbeat
•	Big Ben broke two ribs
BASKETBALL
•	Sixers roll by Suns, 108-91
•	Missouri's Taylor sinks late shot, Kansas
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Aaron will never be 'A-Fraud'

Island Life
•	'Green' living moves into the preschools
•	As economy falters, kids may need to share rooms
•	There's nothing like a teen in love
PEOPLE
•	'Souvenir' actress Smart in hospital
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	For the girl who has everything

Business
•	Bailout plan may reach $1.5 trillion
•	Taro crop increased 10% in 2008
•	Free dental-care program ending for Big Islanders
CONSUMER
•	Toy stores race to clean up stock
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Investors wait for details on bailout, stimulus plans
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	SEC, Madoff reach pact, but judge must approve
•	Aloha Tower under new management

Opinion
•	Housing office gets it: Rehab is urgent need
•	Recall reflects need to retool FDA safety net
COMMENTARY
•	Ho'opili project harms traffic, agriculture
•	If Iraq can succeed, why not Afghanistan?
•	Letters to the Editor