Articles for January 12, 2010

Breaking News
•	Elderly woman dies after being struck by vehicle on Pali Highway
•	Man arrested in North Shore shooting
•	Council delays action on trash fines for a month
•	Clinton pledges to strengthen Asia-Pacific relationships
•	Former Schofield captain sentenced in $400,000 embezzlement
•	Oregon man dies after swimming at Kihei beach
•	Kamehameha Highway in Hauula closed due to leaning pole
•	Big Island missing swimmer identified
•	Kauai man pleads guilty in stabbing death of wife
•	Blown water valve closes part of Waimanu Street
•	Swell dropping, but still dangerous, Oahu lifeguards say
•	North Shore swell results in five rescues
•	Feds develop plan to fight marine debris in Hawaii
•	Aiona says Hawaii teacher furloughs won’t be an issue in election
•	Scholarships available for Hawaii high school students
•	Inouye on five-day trip to Japan
•	Hawaii residents challenge Army bid to possess depleted uranium
•	Ground broken for new gym, play courts in Ewa
•	Police investigate shooting near Waialee Beach Park
•	Homeowners may seek to opt out of solar water heating requirement
•	Lane Kiffin leaves Tennessee, returns to USC
•	Sony Open: Tee times for Fujikawa, other Hawaii golfers
•	Canseco says McGwire still lying
•	MMA: Herschel Walker ’serious’ debut bout
•	NFL: Carroll already starting as coach for Seahawks
•	Texas volleyball, high jump star Destinee Hooker to play volleyball in SKorea
•	NFL: Del Rio staying in Jacksonville amid USC reports
•	MLB column: So now it’s OK to talk about the past?
•	Recreation: Free lacrosse clinic Sunday at Kapiolani Park
•	NFL: AP Source: Seahawks add Alex Gibbs to staff
•	NFL: Punter OK, to have postseason heart procedure
•	CFB: Colt McCoy gets engaged on Texas football field
•	NBA: Hornets’ owner to have surgery
•	NBA: 2 more Wizards speak to authorities about gun case
•	CFB: Cent Michigan picks Dan Enos as new football coach
•	CFB: Florida S Major Wright leaves school for NFL draft
•	CFB: Company sells BCS title game grass from Rose Bowl
•	Winter sports: Vonn falls, unhurt in 1st run of WCup slalom
•	MLB: Anti-doping agency: McGwire admission should spur baseball
•	NFL: Jets WR Edwards in court, misses practice
•	Boxing: Jermain Taylor withdraws from Super Six boxing event
•	CFB: USC search for Carroll successor is under way
•	NFL: Seahawks believe Pete Carroll is on a quest
•	Tennis: Serena Williams, Safina into Sydney quarterfinals
•	MLB: Mark McGwire AP interview excerpts
•	MLB: Reaction to McGwire’s admission of steroid use
•	Prep basketball standings
•	Little League to hold seminars in Hawaii
•	Football: Westside Big Boyz 8-man team holding registration
•	Pro boxing, mixed martial arts card Sunday at Waipahu High
•	MLB: Astros, Myers finalize $5 million deal
•	On this date: 2007 — Tadd Fujikawa youngest in 50 years to make the cut on PGA Tour
•	NFL: Packers CB Woodson voted AP’s top defensive player
•	Google to end China censorship after e-mail breach
•	Pacific Office Properties to raise $400K in stock sale
•	Hawaii gets $1.9 million in federal funds for broadband database
•	Revenue from Hawaii farms rises to 28-year high in 2008
•	Sawyer named director of SBA's Hawaii office
•	Army needs to make case for Makua plan

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Local News
•	Vet, youngest son were constant companions
•	Afghan war claims 2 Hawaii Marines
•	Toshimi Sodetani was 'epitome of judges'
•	Hawaii school chief’s pay cap scrutinized
•	Bodies of pilot, son recovered from Hawaii plane wreckage
•	Aloun Farms owners to admit to illegally importing farm laborers
•	Clinton to address Asia-Pacific policy during Isle stop
•	'The kindest man I have ever met'
•	Probation revoked for sex offender
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Council committee to consider bulky trash fine
COURTS
•	Trial begins in freeway shooting
WEATHER
•	Huge waves pummel north, west shores
BIG ISLAND
•	Ali'i Drive collision kills motorcyclist, pedestrian
MAUI
•	Maui waterman Kalepa injures knee in big wave
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Police investigate shooting near Waiale'e Beach Park
•	Mariani-Belding to leave Advertiser editorial post
•	Attorney Turbin joins City Council race for 4th District
•	Community calendar
•	Firefighters carry hiker's body down from mountain
•	Variances available for new state solar water heating law
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	McGwire comes clean on steroids
•	Li‘ili‘i emerges as leader for Knights
•	HPU hoops put on quite a road show
UH MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
•	Warrior improving by leaps and bounds
UH MEN'S BASKETBALL
•	UH suffers record loss
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Li‘ili‘i emerges as leader for Knights
•	Kaimuki girls hold off Kahuku, 40-38
•	Basketball Polls
•	Prep schedule
•	Prep soccer
•	Gamebreakers
•	Prep notices
GOLF
•	Former UH-Hilo golfer Mason earns Sony berth
FOOTBALL
•	Carroll goes pro with Seahawks
•	QB McNabb will return
BASKETBALL
•	Unbeaten Texas moves up to No. 1 in AP poll
•	Hawks soar past volatile Celtics
•	Bucks' Redd out for season
BASEBALL
•	Reds will pay Cuban $30.25M
ISLE FILE
•	Manuel, Quizon advance in Australia
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	USC-UH likely to provide intrigue

Island Life
•	All a-Twitter
•	Few harmless white lies OK, most agree
•	A decade of mostly forgettable fashion
PEOPLE
•	Cowell leaving 'American Idol'
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Celebrate grandma at Family Sunday

Business
•	Coffee pioneer James Delano
•	Sustainability focus of economic expo
•	Domino's doesn't pull punches in new pizza ads
AIRLINES
•	New head of United pilots' union takes different tack
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Despite layoffs, Makaha Resort denies it's closing
•	U.S. automakers see signs of hope with rise in demand
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	SEC seeks new charges in Merrill Lynch bonuses
•	Job fair will feature 100 employers

Opinion
•	Time for silent majority to step up on rail
COMMENTARY
•	Don't just blame Homeland Security
•	Psychiatric care, not meds, fall short
•	Consolidating rental agencies a good idea

Entertainment/TGIF
•	A decade of mostly forgettable fashion