• Hokulia settlement opens up a can of worms for legislators - HTH April 4, 2006
• Tax credit for flood losses considered - SB April 5, 2006
• Bill on political donations tabled - SB April 5, 2006
• Universal health coverage outlined - HA April 5, 2006
• Bill calls for audit of trade missions - HA April 5, 2006

• Bulldozers clean house, last of homeless have left Kahului - MN April 4, 2006
• Renters demand information about buyer - SB April 5, 2006
• HPD first big-city force to earn national accreditation trifecta - HA April 5, 2006

• Inouye adds $33.5M in flood aid to funding bill - SB April 5, 2006
• U.S. Senate bill earmarks $33.5M for Kaua'i - HA April 5, 2006
• Hawaii, China sign travel agreement to boost new visitors - HTH April 4, 2006
• Hawaii County Officials identify 'roads in limbo' - WHT April 4, 2006

• Kamehameha trust gains $600M - SB April 5, 2006

• Visitors trickle back into Waikiki waters - HA April 5, 2006
• State reopens Waikiki beaches - SB April 5, 2006
• City was warned to replace sewer line - HA April 5, 2006
• Kailua Reservoir to be emptied - SB April 5, 2006
• Waimanalo reservoir will be emptied - HA April 5, 2006
• Mall may be movieless for months - HA April 5, 2006
• Wind rotor blamed for toppling utility poles in March - SB April 5, 2006

• Man dying after fall into polluted Ala Wai - SB April 5, 2006
• Few diseases after rain, spills - SB April 5, 2006

• School spending above average - SB April 5, 2006

• Oahu house prices hit record $650,000 - SB April 5, 2006
• O'ahu home-sales slowdown ends - HA April 5, 2006

• Small steps help Hawaii save its place in China tourism - SB April 5, 2006
• High court underlines need for fair treatment - HA April 5, 2006
• China-Hawai'i tourism ties take time to build - HA April 5, 2006
• Future may be in the heavens - MN April 4, 2006
   
• VOLCANIC ASH - Michael Nakamura led a remarkable life - HA April 5, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB April 5, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA April 5, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT

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• Senate Panel Adds Billions to Bush Plan for Storm Relief - NYT April 5, 2006
• Immigration Measure Stalls in the Senate - NYT April 5, 2006
• A Split on the Lines of Illegal Immigration - WP April 5, 2006; Page A05
• Democrats Seek Vote on Immigration Bill - AP Apr 5, 4:27 AM EDT
• Child Sex as Internet Fare, Through Eyes of a Victim - NYT April 5, 2006
• Lawmakers eye fines for Internet discrimination - Reuters Apr 4, 2006 7:55 PM ET
• Responsibility for Defending Nuclear Plants Is Debated - NYT April 5, 2006
• Yo-Yo Ma Says Visa Precautions Stifle Cultural Exchanges - WP April 5, 2006; Page A21
• House Considers Nonprofit Spending Bill - AP Apr 4, 6:20 PM EDT
• New Maneuvers by Lawmakers Over a Colleague's Altercation - NYT April 5, 2006
• A Partisan Leaves; Will an Era Follow Suit? - NYT April 5, 2006
• Feingold Backs Legalizing Same-Sex Marriages - WP April 5, 2006; Page A09

• 2 Justices Indicate Supreme Court Is Unlikely to Televise Sessions - NYT April 5, 2006
• Treasury Secretary Is Said to Be Thinking of Quitting - NYT April 5, 2006
• Agencies Not Protecting Privacy Rights, GAO Says - WP April 5, 2006; Page A09
• US readying new counterterror plan - Reuters Apr 4, 2006 10:50 PM ET
• Census to Use Mobile Devices for Survey - AP Apr 4, 4:46 PM EDT
• Foreign Experts Critique U.S. Red Cross on Katrina - NYT April 5, 2006
• FEMA Trailer Park Fails to Survive Storm From Residents - NYT April 5, 2006
• Families With Full Plates, Sitting Down to Dinner - NYT April 5, 2006

• Massachusetts Sets Health Plan for Nearly All - NYT April 5, 2006
• Mass. Bill Requires Health Coverage, Set to Use Auto Insurance As a Model - WP April 5, 2006; Page A01
• Public vs. Private Schools: A New York Debate - NYT April 5, 2006
• Spitzer Sues 'Spyware' Co. Over Pop-Up Ads - AP Apr 4, 10:53 PM EDT
• Majority of 32 Wisconsin Towns Vote for Iraq Pullout - WP April 5, 2006; Page A07
• Two Ca. towns, two stands on immigration reform - CSM April 5, 2006
• Calif. Stem Cell Agency to Be Loaned $14M - AP Apr 4, 9:29 PM EDT
• Judge refuses to delay hearing on Ca. executions, for now - MERC April 4, 2006
• City Hall Gets More Efficient, Despite a Hurricane (or Two) - NYT April 5, 2006

• Years of Hard Work Lost in Gash of Ruin and Debris - NYT April 5, 2006
• EPA air-toxics plan sparks internal rift - CSM April 5, 2006
• For Gulf towns, anxious wait on flood plain status - CSM April 5, 2006

• Obesity Among U.S. Women Leveling Off, Study Shows - WP April 5, 2006; Page A03
• More Children and Men Getting Fat - AP Apr 5, 4:30 AM EDT
• Suffering of Iraq Casualties Takes Toll on Hospital Staff - WP April 5, 2006; Page A01
• U.S. Focus on Abstinence Weakens AIDS Fight, Agency Finds - NYT April 5, 2006
• Low-Calorie Diet May Lead to Longer Life - NYT April 5, 2006

• No Child Left Behind? Ask the Gifted - NYT April 5, 2006
• MIT Professor Dismisses Laptop Criticism - AP Apr 4, 3:16 PM EDT

• Big Gain for Rich Seen in Tax Cuts for Investments - NYT April 5, 2006
• Report Faults Prisons Bureau on Computers' Chemicals - NYT April 5, 2006
• Wal-Mart Offers Aid to Rivals - NYT April 5, 2006
• Growing Worry for Businesses: Old Computers - NYT April 5, 2006
• Out of Consumers' Sight, Radio Tags Gain Ground - NYT April 5, 2006
• Delta Pilots Vote to Authorize Strike - AP Apr 5, 2:15 AM EDT
• Test of Commercial Tax Preparer Firms Finds Errors in 19 of 19 Returns - WP April 5, 2006; Page D02
• Personal Bankruptcy Filings Plunge - AP Apr 4, 11:03 PM EDT

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• Bird flu kills 12-year-old in Cambodia - Reuters Apr 5, 2006 5:41 AM ET

• China Firm Wants Internet Calls Blocked - Reuters Apr 5, 12:04 AM EDT

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