Articles for January 29, 2010

Breaking News
•	Search to resume tomorrow for missing hiker
•	State audit of DBEDT critcizes use of private funds for overseas trade missions
•	Caldwell reports raising $327,928 for mayoral run
•	House indefinitely postpones action on Hawaii civil-unions bill
•	Work continues to remove boulders at Kalihi Valley Homes
•	Hawaii getting new look for driver's license
•	GOP adopts platform test for candidates during Hawaii meeting
•	Army commander directed to 'take action' in Wanat review
•	Tropical fish found dumped in Big Island trash container
•	Kauai man gets 30 days in jail for cruelty to animals
•	Hawaii Senate defers action on Kubo nomination for Circuit Court judge
•	Wailuku house fire ruled accidental
•	Furlough Friday rally held at state Capitol
•	Coast Guard searching for missing man north of American Samoa
•	Kaneohe Ranch to break ground Monday on Whole Foods in Kailua
•	Big Island man taken into custody after standoff
•	Waves dropping, but new northwest swell could reach Islands tomorrow
•	Hanabusa raised $252,812 for congressional campaign in fourth quarter
•	Maui records second traffic fatality of 2010, hours after first
•	Wilcox school fire extinguished by alert citizen
•	Hawaii County plans no waste disposal fee increases
•	Fire destroys half of Aliamanu duplex home
•	Arizona Memorial boats out of service next week
•	Warriors to close 2012 football season against Western Kentucky
•	Warriors outlast UC Irvine in five sets
•	Iolani's Epenesa gives verbal commitment to UCLA football
•	Kurt Warner brings end to stirring 12-year NFL career
•	NFL Charities give to 19 Hawaii non-profit groups
•	Hawaii's top surfers set to go today at Banzai Pipeline
•	NFL column: Pro Bowl belongs in Hawaii, post Super Bowl
•	Federal government weighing action on BCS
•	NBA: Kobe-LeBron Nike ad features gun language
•	Eddie Hamada services Sunday at Iolani
•	Tennis: Federer routs Tsonga, eyes fourth Australian title
•	NFL column: Pro Bowl is an embarrassing waste of time
•	Track: Bernard Lagat wins 8th Wanamaker Mile at Millrose
•	Track and field: 2004 gold-medal relay team member admits to doping
•	MLB: Athletics agree to $5.25M, 2-year deal with Wuertz
•	Horse racing: Pennsylvania track asks state to probe horse deaths
•	Mass. Sen.-elect Brown calls out Obama for hoops
•	Skiing: Vonn third in WCup super-combi, extends overall lead
•	CFB: Dunlap pleads no contest to DUI, gets probation
•	Skiing: Ted Ligety of U.S. wins World Cup giant slalom
•	MLB: Nady and Cubs finalize $3.3 million, 1-year deal
•	CFB: Longhorns, Red Raiders move game to Sept. 18
•	NFL: Saints comments not riling up Colts
•	Tennis: Murray seeks to end Britain's 74-year drought
•	NFL: Bengals' Maualuga arrested on DUI charge in Kentucky
•	NFL: Tom Cable says he will return as coach of the Raiders
•	NFL: Allegations thrust Rams Steven Jackson into TMZ-induced celebrity obsession
•	Tennis: WTA calls for changes to ’whereabouts’ rule
•	Figure skating: Japan’s Asada wins Four Continents skate
•	Tennis: Venus, Serena win doubles title at Australian Open
•	Dog show: American Kennel Club shows at Salt Lake Feb. 6-7
•	Hawai‘i Strength Coaches Clinic Saturday at UH
•	UH basketball: Doubleheader deal for men, women games Feb. 6
•	UH track: Manoa Mile fundraiser Feb. 6
•	UH women's volleyball: Banquet set for Jan. 31
•	UH baseball: Grand Slam gala Feb. 15
•	On this date: 1950 — Jack Dempsey voted the greatest fighter of the past 50 years
•	A&B to continue Maui sugar at least through 2010
•	Central Pacific Bank parent reporting net loss
•	More funds for Hawaii older-worker training released
•	First Hawaiian Bank employees raise money for charities
•	Hawaii papaya group receives $134,000 for export promotion
•	'Wetlands Day’ offers marsh tours
•	Big Isle stars in pilot for new PBS cooking series
•	BHL Cafe opens in downtown Honolulu
•	New Whole Foods Kahului partners with The Maui Farm
•	Culinary Team Hawaii headed for regional competition
•	Tokyo String Quartet to perform on Paganini Quartet
•	See 'A Prairie Home Companion' at the movies
•	Bank hosts Chinese New Year display, tours
•	Maui chef caters to furlough 'fry'
•	Time for better way to pick school board

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Local News
•	Civil-unions bill at pivotal point
•	Senate panel deadlocks on Kubo
•	Woman, 69, knocked out in attack in carport
•	Honolulu rail plan 'shaky,' says Lingle; review may delay start
•	Kauai County paying $7.5M to settle Kaloko dam lawsuits
•	Humpback whales thriving in Hawaii as annual count begins
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	City edges toward settlement in police, fire overtime case
COURTS
•	Mother was gambling, smoking ice, stealing on day toddler slain
•	Guilty plea in racing fatality
•	Man found not guilty in shooting
POLICE
•	Security guard dies after trying to detain suspect
•	3 charged in man's beating, stabbing
BIG ISLAND
•	Environmental Management office plans no fee increases
MAUI
•	Kīhei man dies after crash on Haleakalā Highway
KAUA'I
•	Fast-acting neighbor saves Wilcox classroom from fire
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Fire destroys a duplex unit, leaving residents homeless
•	Arizona Memorial tour boat service will halt for 5 days
•	Hanabusa reports raising $252,812 in 4th quarter '09
OTHER NEWS
•	Lingle slams Obama on terror
•	Community calendar
OBITUARIES
•	Slain Marine 'stood out' in high school
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Multitude of Isles' maladies vog's fault

Sports
•	Spartans spank 'Bows
•	Mistakes a thing of past for Warriors
•	Mililani, Kalani girls in OIA final
UH SPORTS
•	'Bows in New Mexico meets
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Mililani, Kalani girls in OIA final
•	SOS releases $600K to schools
•	'Iolani defeats Saint Louis in ILH hoops
•	Prep schedule
•	Schwenke visiting Notre Dame
•	Games on TV
SURFING
•	O'Brien barrels through
FOOTBALL
•	Good move for Pro Bowl
BASKETBALL
•	No. 2 Stanford rallies past ASU, 71-48
•	Magic topple Celtics, 96-94
BASEBALL
•	Giambi will help Rockies
TENNIS
•	Rosenberg falls to No. 2 Honolulu seed
RECREATION
•	Benefit hoops clinic at Kalāheo
OTHER SPORTS
•	Piercy's 64 leads in Farmers Insurance
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Hawaii Bowl can make a difference

Island Life
•	'Facing Future'
•	Celebrities use ReVive — now you can, too
•	Level 4's place to be to catch a rising star
MOVIES
•	Screening room
•	Not all roads lead to romantic comedy hit
•	Bridges brilliant as boozy, broken-down Bad Blake
•	After 7 1/2 years, Gibson 'right back at you'
PEOPLE
•	Hathaway gets Hasty Pudding pot
K-DRAMA
•	TV star whets Japan's taste for Korean food, culture
•	The hot list
•	Date book

Business
•	Sale restrictions on condo project lifted
•	'iPad' has folks giggling
•	Toyota dealers could lose $2.47B
AIRLINES
•	Airlines remain cautious for 2010
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Ulupono leases Maui farm
•	Ford steers way to $2.7B profit
•	Congress opens investigation
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Gayot: Chef Mavro among nation's best
•	Fed chief wins 2nd term after closest vote ever

Opinion
•	City must pass bills on tents, carts in parks
COMMENTARY
•	Obama mixes policy with tough politics
•	Civil-unions bill defies voters' will
•	Soft on terror
•	GOP

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Kung hee fat choy
•	Celebrities use ReVive — now you can, too
•	Hot ticket sales greet DHT's 'Joy Luck Club'
MOVIES
•	Screening room
•	Not all roads lead to romantic comedy hit
•	Bridges brilliant as boozy, broken-down Bad Blake
•	After 7 1/2 years, Gibson 'right back at you'
DINING
•	Hawaii eats section
OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
•	The Mandalay caters to Bill Cosby's cravings
•	Opera looking forward to a golden season
•	Beyoncé, BEP, Swift likely to get Grammys
•	Slack key could take Grammy once again
•	The hot list
•	Date book