• State lawmakers sending nonbinding messages - HTH April 1, 2006
• Changes to spending plan face key deadline this week - HA April 2, 2006

• Apartment home of last resort - HA April 2, 2006
• Beloved chief made officers feel special - SB April 2, 2006
• Former HPD chief Nakamura dies at 58 - HA April 2, 2006
• Hawaii Chief Mahuna says there are not enough officers islandwide - HTH April 1, 2006
• Prisoner from here allegedly brutalized - HA April 2, 2006
• Shelves bare at Kauai Food Bank - GI April 2, 2006

• Maui Mayor puts in request for 88 positions positions - MN April 1, 2006
• Hawaii Council chairman didn't commit act of workplace violence - HTH April 1, 2006

• Officials assess flood damage - SB April 2, 2006
• Breach of dam begs question of blame - HA April 2, 2006
• More sewage pours into Oahu waters - SB April 2, 2006
• Sewage spreads to more streams, beaches - HA April 2, 2006
• Cleaning up O'ahu - HA April 2, 2006
• Front-line flood workers offered free massages - GI April 2, 2006
• Family and friends pitch in to mop up muddy morass - SB April 2, 2006
• Kahala Mall tackles soggy wares, carpet - HA April 2, 2006
• Gall wasps threaten native tree species, Dept. of Agriculture works to control pests - WHT April 1, 2006

• Mauians now filling up with ethanol-blended gasoline - MN April 1, 2006
• Opponents of Superferry discuss concerns - MN April 1, 2006
• Web-search rank means big business - HA April 2, 2006

• Government has role in reducing homelessness - SB April 2, 2006
• Homelessness crisis demands swift action - HA April 2, 2006
• 'Three-strikes' still holds fatal flaws - HA April 2, 2006
• Star-Bulletin Insider Survey - SB April 2, 2006
• Tough test, low scores - MN April 1, 2006
   
• Rep. Magaoay - Turtle Bay plans need second look - HA April 2, 2006
• Commentary - Hawaii cannot afford to ignore sewer problems - SB April 2, 2006
• Commentary - Poor land-use practices led to disaster - HA April 2, 2006
• Commentary - DOE strains to address long list of priorities - SB April 2, 2006
• Commentary - Do what's best for students - HA April 2, 2006
• Commentary - Get a move on it, Hawai'i - HA April 2, 2006
• Burris - City politics may be in for change - HA April 2, 2006
• Borreca - Gas cap might dog Democrats; Bush endangers GOP candidates - SB April 2, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB April 2, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA April 2, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT
• Letters for Sunday - GI April 2, 2006
• Letters - Your Views - HTH April 1, 2006

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• Frist Wants Immigration Vote This Week - AP Apr 2, 6:34 PM EDT
• Accountability Office Finds Itself Accused - NYT April 2, 2006
• Bush Pushes Case for Permanent Tax Cuts - AP Apr 1, 9:19 PM EST

• Audit Finds Mismanagement Drained $1 Billion Project - NYT April 2, 2006
• FEMA Calls, but Top Job Is Tough Sell - NYT April 2, 2006
• Poll: Most Open to Letting Immigrants Stay - AP Apr 2, 4:52 PM EDT
• Gov't Report Finds Fewer ID Theft Victims - AP Apr 2, 6:32 PM EDT
• Keeping It Secret as the Family Car Becomes a Home - NYT April 2, 2006

• Court Ruling May Remove Some of the Drama From Massachusetts Criminal Trials - NYT April 2, 2006
• Rate Alarms Ignored, Md. Lawmakers Scramble - WP April 2, 2006; Page C06
• For Now, New Hampshire Is Still First in Democrats' Hearts - WP April 2, 2006; Page A05
• 20 Nebraska Senators to Lose Their Seats Under Term Limit Law - NYT April 2, 2006
• Voting Rights for the Displaced Is the Rally Cry in New Orleans - NYT April 2, 2006
• Internet Injects Sweeping Change Into U.S. Politics - NYT April 2, 2006

• Record-Breaking Rainy Month in Hawaii Ends - AP Apr 2, 12:56 PM EDT
• Scientists Focus on Warming Disasters - AP Apr 2, 5:46 PM EDT
• Deals Turn Swaths of Timber Company Land Into Development-Free Areas - NYT April 2, 2006

• Drug Users' Hard Lessons Become Tools to Teach Doctors - NYT April 2, 2006
• Mumps Strikes 245, Puzzling Iowa Officials - NYT April 2, 2006

• Nobody's Perfect. Neither Is the Test. - NYT April 2, 2006

• O'Hare Set for Largest-Ever U.S. Expansion - AP Apr 2, 6:04 PM EDT
• Personalized Phishing Scams Use Customers' Names to Attract Attention - WP April 2, 2006; Page F05
• Immigrants and the Economics of Hard Work - NYT April 2, 2006
• Economics of Immigration Could Defy Laws - AP Apr 2, 3:05 PM EDT

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• In a Wired South Korea, Robots Will Feel Right at Home - NYT April 2, 2006

• Bermuda bans smoking in bars and restaurants - Reuters Apr 1, 2006 9:16 AM ET10

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