• Senate bill lowers gas cap - SB March 29, 2006
• Only rain to blame for leaks at Capitol - SB March 29, 2006

• Mayor offers homeless park near HPD to sleep - SB March 29, 2006
• Grassy area near HPD set aside for homeless - HA March 29, 2006
• Founder's son fights Kukui Gardens sale - SB March 29, 2006
• Kukui Gardens grew from federal incentives - SB March 29, 2006
• Liliha complex tenants have an ally on board - HA March 29, 2006

• Turtle Bay foes blast City Hall, Council defers action on a resolution to stop development - SB March 29, 2006
• Council asked to slow Turtle Bay expansion - HA March 29, 2006
• City Council members urge debate on bond sales - SB March 29, 2006
• Kona Community Community agrees on development - WHT March 28, 2006

• Sewage puts stain on isles - SB March 29, 2006
• Sewage dumping in canal may end - HA March 29, 2006
• Wet weeks encourage biblical allusions - SB March 29, 2006
• Rain hasn't hurt tourism - yet - HA March 29, 2006
• Expect yet another miserable weekend - HA March 29, 2006
• Kauai road repairs await halt in rainfall - SB March 29, 2006
• Rain stalls efforts to fix highway - GI March 29, 2006
• Kaua`i family fears landslides below might kill someone - GI March 29, 2006
• Rain soaks all parts of the Valley Isle - MN March 28, 2006
• The precipitation marches on - HTH March 28, 2006
• Gate reduces the abuses at Keoneoio - MN March 28, 2006

• Air ambulance planes inspected, ready to fly - SB March 29, 2006
• FAA involved in air ambulance inspections - MN March 28, 2006
• FAA asks air medic company to hold off - HA March 29, 2006

• Hawaii schools' progress slides - SB March 29, 2006
• UH and HPU rank among 'best values' for colleges - SB March 29, 2006

• Many in Hawai'i lack flood insurance - HA March 29, 2006
• Moving day at posh Kaka'ako high-rise - HA March 29, 2006
• Data show increase in spending - HA March 29, 2006

• 'Responsible' firms don't merit new prize - HA March 29, 2006
• City needs contingency plans for sewage spills - SB March 29, 2006
• Airport improvements must have human scale - HA March 29, 2006
• Workplace violence allegation spurs more allegations among councilmen - WHT March 28, 2006
• Complaints killed plan - MN March 28, 2006
   
• Commentary - Homeless peel away city's festive veneer - SB March 29, 2006
• Commentary - Let's tell truth about 'legal' immigration - HA March 29, 2006
• VOLCANIC ASH - Legislators work hard for their money - HA March 29, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB March 29, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA March 29, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT March 28, 2006
• Letters for Wednesday - GI March 29, 2006
• Letters - Your Views - HTH March 28, 2006

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• Trouble May Be Brewing for GOP on Budget - AP Mar 28, 10:52 PM EST
• Republican Split on Immigration Reflects Nation's Struggle - NYT March 29, 2006
• Tech Firms Eye Immigration Debate - AP Mar 28, 7:18 AM EST
• Extension of Voting Act Is Likely Despite Criticism - NYT March 29, 2006
• Senate Votes Down Outside Ethics Office - WP March 29, 2006; Page A03
• Senate Moves Toward Passage of Ethics Bill - AP Mar 29, 4:48 AM EST
• Lawmakers Expect to Probe IRS Privacy Plan - AP Mar 29, 4:45 AM EST
• Trade Truce With China in the Senate - NYT March 29, 2006
• Democrats Opening Assault on Bush Security Policies - NYT March 29, 2006
• Halliburton overcharged for Iraq oil work: report - Reuters Mar 28, 2006 7:29 PM ET

• Judges on Secretive Panel Speak Out on Spy Program - NYT March 29, 2006
• New White House Chief of Staff Defined by Efficiency Rather Than Ideology - WP March 29, 2006; Page A04
• Rights lawyers attack "Orwellian" NY police powers - Reuters Mar 28, 2006 4:49 PM ET
• Poll: Americans See, Hear More Profanity - AP Mar 28, 10:55 PM EST

• Negotiation on Tobacco Payment - NYT March 29, 2006
• Massachusetts considers raising the driving age - CSM March 29, 2006
• Democrats in Vermont to Weigh Impeachment - AP Mar 28, 10:51 PM EST
• Deal in Albany on Budget Gives New School Aid - NYT March 29, 2006
• Md. Assembly Returning To Where It Began, Veto Votes Likely - WP March 29, 2006; Page B01
• Virginia Gov Tries to Steer Support for Traffic Budget - WP March 29, 2006; Page B08
• Teaching the Bible in Georgia's Public Schools - NYT March 29, 2006
• California Republicans propose crackdown on illegal immigration - MERC Mar. 28, 2006

• New nuclear reactor plans raise questions - Reuters Mar 28, 2006 6:00 PM ET
• After Hard Lessons, a New Game Plan for Hurricane Seasons - NYT March 29, 2006
• Study: Cruise Ships Distress Harbor Seals - AP Mar 28, 10:38 PM EST
• Raw Sewage Diverted Into Hawaii Canal - AP Mar 29, 12:28 AM EST

• Clinton supports wider AIDS testing - Reuters Mar 28, 2006 7:29 PM ET
• New Orleans Health Care Still in Shambles - AP Mar 28, 9:33 PM EST

• Bush Wants Schools to Progress in Science - AP Mar 29, 4:29 AM EST
• More than a quarter of U.S. schools are failing under terms of No Child Left Behind law - WP March 29, 2006; Page A17
• Getting Textbooks Cheaper From India - NYT March 29, 2006

• Rain Delays Hawaii's Sunny PR Campaign - AP Mar 29, 1:35 AM EST
• AFL-CIO Chief Slams Guest Worker Programs - AP Mar 28, 10:49 PM EST
• General Motors Lays Off Salaried Workers - WP March 29, 2006; Page D01
• Fed Panel Raises Rate to 4.75% - NYT March 29, 2006
• When computers do the news, hoaxes slip in - CSM March 29, 2006
• If your e-mail smells 'phishy,' hit the delete key - CSM March 29, 2006
• NAIC Launches Consumer Education Web Site - AP Mar 28, 12:30 PM EST

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• Regulation needed for fertility industry: expert - Reuters Mar 28, 2006 8:15 AM ET

• China's fuel price hike first step to green economy - Reuters Mar 28, 2006 11:12 PM ET
• China Warned of Protectionist Sentiment - AP Mar 29, 3:31 AM EST

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