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Vol. 11, Issue 123 - Wednesday, May 3, 2006

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» Radford breaks 4x100 state meet record

» McLachlin, Wilson make cut

» UH softball team wins in first round

» Man suspected of stealing DVDs

» Pedestrian critical after being hit

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FROM HAWAII TO NASA: Chris Davis, a 1973 Damien graduate and NASA engineer, presented Damien students yesterday with tiles removed from space shuttle Columbia. Damien student Kris Herauf tried on an astronaut glove.

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Hawaii News

» Tax cut expected to pass

» Helicopter helps successful HPD arrest

» Hawaii storm approved for U.S. disaster status

» World Cup soccer team features first Hawaii player

» Bill approved to intervene in Kukui Gardens sale

» Damien role model is out of this world

» Youth prison told to clarify mission

» Molokai crash raises permit questions

» Leidemann's last days devoted to Hawaiian archaeology

» Isle medical workers on mission of Mercy

» Girl details alleged sex assaults

» Father gets 45 years for killing daughter

» Burglary convict Rodrigues pleads for parole

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Kokua Line

» Corky's Hawaii

» Island Images

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Sweet, sour sassy

» Tasteful excellence sets Padovani's apart

» Park fest celebrates Filipino culture

» Slam jam

» Da Kine

» By Request

» On the Scene

» Wine

Sports

» Hawaii walks all over Grambling State

» Tennessee's Hawaiians thrill Chow

» Golf becomes Ishii's stamp in life

» Kalani rides lefty past No. 9 Waianae

» D'Alessio, Kailua eliminate Campbell

» High School Report: Tutor takes over

» Viena-Lota, Kamehameha roll over Sacred Hearts

» Hawaii Beat

» Golf Notebook

» High School Notebook

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Oahu home sales drop

» Hilton gets $25M from mold lawsuit

» Business Briefs

» TheBuzz

» Market Watch

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Use Kakaako program as model for helping homeless people

» Corky's Editorial Cartoon

» Under the Sun

» Letters

»	Air Force sending supplies to China from Hickam
»	Wounded Schofield soldier dies
»	Collision kills 2 in Nanakuli

Tax cut expected to pass

As legislators wrap up, a Washington group asks more be done for the working poor.

Helicopter helps successful HPD arrest

A motorcyclist leads police on a wild ride that ends in his arrest on Round Top Drive.

World Cup soccer team features first Hawaii player

The Haleiwa native and Kamehameha graduate is among 23 players selected to compete for the U.S.

Sweet, sour sassy

Two opposite flavors result in delectable dishes across ethnic and culinary divides.

Hawaii walks all over Grambling State

Dean Turner gives the rest of the pitching staff a break by shutting down the Tigers on the road.

Tennessee's Hawaiians thrill Norm Chow

The Titans assistant has three other Hawaiians to talk story with -- LaBoy, Mahelona and Mawae.

Oahu home sales drop

Prices increase even as interest rates rise and more houses and condos are up for sale.

Use Kakaako program as model for helping homeless people

The state has opened a facility for the homeless evicted from Ala Moana park.

	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	On the Scene John Berger
	By Request Betty Shimabukuro
	TheBuzz Erika Engle
	Under the Sun Cynthia Oi
	Editorial Cartoon Corky Trinidad

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