• Trailer parks considered as housing for homeless - HA March 30, 2006
• Gas price cap due for slight, Legislators continue to tinker with the law - SB March 30, 2006
• Republicans eye Legislature, push for more seats - MN March 29, 2006
• Child welfare consolidation put on hold, Lawmaker wants to hear from West Hawaii residents - HTH March 29, 2006

• Maui sweeps out harbor homeless - HA March 30, 2006

• 3 in Hawai'i delegation won't divulge earmarks - HA March 30, 2006
• Official reviewing trade trip to China - SB March 30, 2006
• Questions linger on Lingle's China trip - HA March 30, 2006
• Poamoho residents seeking city and state zoning variance - SB March 30, 2006
• Groups lobby to stay at Kunia camp - SB March 30, 2006
• Honolulu urged to hire bond sales adviser - HA March 30, 2006
• Preserving Hawaii's open spaces - WHT March 29, 2006
• Kona Community Development Plan process moves forward - WHT March 29, 2006
• Hawaii Coounty Coffers overflow, county ponders.. - HTH March 29, 2006

• State in for long, costly weather recovery - HA March 30, 2006
• Sewage creates PR stink - SB March 30, 2006
• 'You can't even put your feet in water' - HA March 30, 2006
• Crews fix a sewage leak, but sea currents push the mess to Waikiki - SB March 30, 2006
• Lessons learned bolster training - GI March 30, 2006
• State urging hikers to stay off trails - GI March 30, 2006
• Faint hope for sunshine on Wednesday's horizon - SB March 30, 2006
• Washed-out Kaua'i road being repaired - HA March 30, 2006
• Rain soaks all parts of the Valley Isle - MN March 29, 2006
• Ag officials want to conserve - HTH March 29, 2006
• Officials take inventory of water demand; Kona may have need - WHT March 29, 2006

• Mold threat grows as humidity continues to linger - SB March 30, 2006
• Molokai General joins cancer project - MN March 29, 2006

• No Child report shows state schools far behind - HA March 30, 2006
• New school aims to retain intimacy - HA March 30, 2006
• UH, HPU among best deals - HA March 30, 2006

• NELHA considered for foreign trade zone - WHT March 29, 2006
• Forum will take up issue of Superferry - MN March 29, 2006
• Tenants scramble for office space - SB March 30, 2006
• Verizon Hawaii era coming to an end - HA March 30, 2006

• Senate offers realistic immigration reforms - HA March 30, 2006
• Senate chooses right approach for immigration reform - SB March 30, 2006
• Contribution limits should apply to all - HA March 30, 2006
• Resolution battles bugs - MN March 29, 2006
   
• Commentary - Prescription for better mental health care - SB March 30, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB March 30, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA March 30, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT March 29, 2006
• Letters for Thursday - GI March 30, 2006
• Letters - Your Views - HTH March 29, 2006

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• Senate Approves Lobbying Limits by Wide Margin - NYT March 30, 2006
• Lobbying Bill: Legislation Stresses More Disclosure; Critics Had Sought Tougher Ethics Rules - WP March 30, 2006; Page A01
• Democrats Detail Security Policy - WP March 30, 2006; Page A12
• House Moves to Update Higher Education Law - AP Mar 30, 4:18 AM EST
• Bill Would Speed Challenge to Surveillance - NYT March 30, 2006
• Internet Firms Want FCC to Enforce Net Neutrality, House Bill Would Limit Agency's Authority - WP March 29, 2006; Page D04
• G.O.P. Risking Hispanic Votes on Immigration - NYT March 30, 2006
• Hastert Hints at Compromise on Immigration Bill - NYT March 30, 2006
• Lobbyist in Congress Furor Is Sentenced in Florida Case - NYT March 30, 2006
• On Web, Error Is Uncovered Through Relentless Pursuit - NYT March 30, 2006

• Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Foreigners' Rights in U.S. - NYT March 30, 2006
• Supreme Court Weighs in on Patent Fight - AP Mar 29, 7:51 PM EST
• Area Still Unprepared for Terror Attacks, Senate Panel Is Told - WP March 30, 2006; Page A01
• Lapses in cargo screening uncovered - CSM March 30, 2006

• Gay Marriage Among Looming Ballot Issues - AP Mar 30, 3:38 AM EST
• Statehouses Take Up Immigration Legislation - AP Mar 29, 9:45 PM EST
• Two states offer visits via webcam as a formal option for distant moms and dads. - CSM March 30, 2006
• NY - New Money for School Construction but Not Daily Expenses - NYT March 30, 2006
• Maryland Acts to Take Over Failing Baltimore Schools - NYT March 30, 2006
• Control Of 11 Schools Seized, Md. Board Moves Against Baltimore - WP March 30, 2006; Page B01
• Va. Law Directs Schools to Teach Cyber-Safety - WP March 30, 2006; Page VA03
• North Carolina to Kick Off Lottery - AP Mar 30, 5:06 AM EST
• Online courses aren't just for home-schoolers anymore. Michigan aims to mandate them. - CSM March 30, 2006
• 25 bills in Ca aimed at migrants - MERC Mar. 29, 2006

• Study on Whale Stranding, Sonar Is Inconclusive - WP March 30, 2006; Page A15

• Study Backs Equal Coverage for Mental Ills - NYT March 30, 2006
• Infections Take Heavy Toll on Patients, Profit - Hospitals Urged to Boost Prevention - WP March 29, 2006; Page A03
• NIH Panel Finds No Extra Risk in Caesarean Section - WP March 30, 2006; Page A01
• Doubt Cast on Stockpile of a Vaccine for Bird Flu - NYT March 30, 2006
• 1st Bird-Flu Vaccine Only Partly Effective - AP Mar 29, 9:08 PM EST
• Alaska to run bird flu tests in lakes and ponds - Reuters Mar 29, 2006 9:28 PM ET

• Immigration debate crux: jobs impact - CSM March 30, 2006
• U.S. Raises Standards on Mileage - NYT March 30, 2006
• Delta Plans to Cut 1,000 Manager Jobs - WP March 30, 2006; Page D03
• O.K., Knockoffs, This Is War - NYT March 30, 2006
• Cellphone chats at 35,000 feet? US considers legalizing them on airline flights. - CSM March 30, 2006

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• Study: S. Korea Not 'Most-Wired' Country - AP Mar 29, 7:09 PM EST

• US targets Chinese piracy of US goods - CSM March 30, 2006

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