• Lingle asks for homeless solutions - HA March 31, 2006
• Three-strikes bill wins House approval - HA March 31, 2006

• Forum brainstorms strategies to help needy - SB March 31, 2006
• Organized-crime case brings warning - HA March 31, 2006
• U.S. prosecutors take state murder case - SB March 31, 2006
• Crews begin clearing Kahului breakwater - MN March 30, 2006
• Hawaii County Fire Department understaffed - WHT March 30, 2006
• Kuhio Highway in Kilauea permanent fix months away - GI March 31, 2006

• Rhode Island GOP seeks funding probe - HA March 31, 2006
• Council allows veto to stand - HA March 31, 2006
• Judge dismisses lawsuit by PR firm - HA March 31, 2006
• Kona Community Development Planners lay out possible areas for growth - WHT March 30, 2006

• Ala Wai spill halted, but not threat - HA March 31, 2006
• 48 million gallons spill in 6-day sewer break - SB March 31, 2006
• Let a little patience be your umbrella - HA March 31, 2006
• Sun promised -- eventually - SB March 31, 2006
• Though the rains continue, dams are safe, officials say - GI March 31, 2006
• Stand-down' order allows dog team time to heal, too - GI March 31, 2006
• Weather outlook 'not a pretty picture' - MN March 30, 2006
• Wastewater overflows in South Maui - MN March 30, 2006
• Hawaii Water supply support - HTH March 30, 2006
• Get to know Hawaii's remote isles - SB March 31, 2006

• Action the focus for child abuse and neglect - WHT March 30, 2006
• ER doctors support rival air ambulance - MN March 30, 2006
• Guard takes over medevacs - HA March 31, 2006

• UH joins Chinese university exchange - SB March 31, 2006
• Officials: DOE image needs work - HTH March 30, 2006

• Lt. governor sees Kona coffee farm, listens to views - HTH March 30, 2006
• Confidence still high, survey says - HA March 31, 2006
• Isle business confidence levels off - SB March 31, 2006
• Hotel industry weathering tempests - HA March 31, 2006

• School rating system is as bad as scores - SB March 31, 2006
• Psychologists should not dispense drugs - HA March 31, 2006
• State should intervene for Kukui residents - SB March 31, 2006
• Clearer abortion law deserves Isle approval - HA March 31, 2006
• Raindrops are falling - MN March 30, 2006
   
• Commentary - Evolving Waikiki must remember people - HA March 31, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB March 31, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA March 31, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT March 30, 2006
• Letters for Friday - GI March 31, 2006

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• House Passes Education Bill on Party Lines - NYT March 31, 2006
• 1965 Voting Rights Law Set to Expire - AP Mar 31, 5:20 AM EST
• Conservatives Stand Firm on Immigration - NYT March 31, 2006
• Most See Visa Program as Severely Flawed - WP March 31, 2006; Page D01
• Democrats: Land Sales for Schools Unneeded - AP Mar 30, 6:49 PM EST
• G.O.P. Is Taking Aim at Advocacy Groups - NYT March 31, 2006
• FEC Ordered to Rethink '527' Rules - WP March 31, 2006; Page A05
• Senate panel backs phone record privacy bill - Reuters Mar 30, 2006 5:55 PM ET
• Congressional Panels OK Port-Related Bills - AP Mar 30, 6:46 PM EST

• Blacks Turn to Internet Highway, and Digital Divide Starts to Close - NYT March 31, 2006
• Powell Warns Against U.S. Isolation - AP Mar 31, 4:19 AM EST
• Levee Repair Costs Triple to $10 billion - WP March 31, 2006; Page A01
• Report: TSA Got Little for $1 Billion - AP Mar 31, 5:50 AM EST
• TSA Screeners Plead Guilty to Theft - AP Mar 31, 12:47 AM EST
• Wash. Website Owner Wins Free Speech Case - AP Mar 31, 12:44 AM EST
• More Subpoenas in Suit Over Obscenity Law - NYT March 31, 2006

• Massachusetts Court Limits Gay Unions - NYT March 31, 2006
• Md. Bill Would Block State Takeover of Baltimore Schools - WP March 31, 2006; Page B0
• Utah Aims to Alter Primary Calendar - AP Mar 31, 4:17 AM EST
• NY School Aid: Meet the New Math, Same as the Old - NYT March 31, 2006
• Nearly 800 said on US waiting lists for AIDS drugs - Reuters Mar 30, 2006 10:38 PM ET

• America's national parks: no longer ad-free zones? - CSM March 31, 2006
• Alaska, Not California, Is Most Quake-Prone - AP Mar 30, 9:07 PM EST
• Air Warming Above Antarctica - AP Mar 30, 8:37 PM EST
• Fewer Marshes + More Man-made Ponds = Increased Wetlands - NYT March 31, 2006
• Caribbean Coral Suffers Record Death - AP Mar 30, 10:17 PM EST

• Medicare Patients Find Drug Restrictions - AP Mar 30, 8:02 PM EST
• Long-Awaited Medical Study Questions the Power of Prayer - NYT March 31, 2006
• Nearly 800 said on US waiting lists for AIDS drugs - Reuters Mar 30, 2006 10:38 PM ET
• Commuting to blame for flu spread - Reuters Mar 30, 2006 3:25 PM ET
• Sunscreen makers sued for misleading health claims - Reuters Mar 30, 2006 5:28 PM ET
• Young Women These Days Are Driven -- but Guys Lack Direction - WP March 31, 2006; Page A19

• What's All This? Admission Angst - NYT March 31, 2006

• Immigration debate crux: jobs impact - CSM March 30, 2006
• Shocks Seen in New Math for Pensions - NYT March 31, 2006
• Delta Pilots March Through Ga. Airport - AP Mar 30, 4:44 PM EST

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• Study Finds Drop in H.I.V. Cases in South India - NYT March 31, 2006

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