• Lawmakers lose interest in land laws - HTH April 6, 2006
• Racetrack tax credit survives hearing - HA April 7, 2006

• Hawaii County DUI task force outlines plan - HTH April 6, 2006
• Answers beyond shelters sought - SB April 7, 2006
• Island folks take life one pothole at a time - HA April 7, 2006

• Hawaii County Landfill expansion money wins OK - HTH April 6, 2006

• City lacked consent to dump sewage - SB April 7, 2006
• Storm damage price tag could climb by $20.4M - SB April 7, 2006
• Flood-relief requests rise $20 million - HA April 7, 2006
• $25.9 million for Maui sewerage improvements requested - MN April 6, 2006
• Kauai flood victims unite - SB April 7, 2006
• Parks people praying for sun in Po'ipu - GI April 7, 2006
• Waimanalo Gulch landfill breaks federal clean-air rules - SB April 7, 2006
• Two landfills cited for air pollution - HA April 7, 2006
• Papa'a Bay public-access fight continues - GI April 7, 2006

• Fewer youths smoking, survey finds - SB April 7, 2006

• State's school test OK - HTH April 6, 2006

• Drivers fill up to beat $3-a-gallon gasoline - HA April 7, 2006
• Young Bros. to invest $186M - SB April 7, 2006
• Ten-year plan to cost $186 million - HA April 7, 2006
• Ruling lets Turtle Bay pursue permits while lawsuit proceeds - SB April 7, 2006
• Judge rejects union bid to halt resort permits - HA April 7, 2006
• Tourism remains on track - so far - HA April 7, 2006
• Campbell Estate plans new industrial park in Kapolei - SB April 7, 2006
• Hawai'i low in tax e-filings - HA April 7, 2006
• Hilton Waikoloa Village earns green award - WHT April 6, 2006

• Agricultural land uses demand close look - HA April 7, 2006
• Money transmitters should be regulated - HA April 7, 2006
• Plans for memorial will be an improvement - SB April 7, 2006
• GOP will reap bitter fruit DeLay has sown - SB April 7, 2006
• Ocean safety can be an art - MN April 6, 2006
   
• Commentary - Pass the bill and kill secondhand killer - HA April 7, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB April 7, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA April 7, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT
• Letters for Friday - GI April 7, 2006
• Letters - Your Views - HTH

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• F.B.I. and Justice Dept. Are Faulted Over Child Predators on Web - NYT April 7, 2006
• White House Admits Lag in Bioterror Effort - WP April 7, 2006; Page A11
• Senate Deal on Immigration Falters - NYT April 7, 2006
• Lawmakers Want Junk Food Out of Schools - AP Apr 7, 12:21 AM EDT
• House Republicans Abandon Budget Effort - NYT April 7, 2006
• Lawmakers look at broader pension help - Reuters Apr 6, 2006 7:18 PM ET

• Court Filings Tell of Internet Spying - NYT April 7, 2006
• Cheney's Aide Says President Approved Leak - NYT April 7, 2006
• Experts: Tactic Would Be Legal but Unusual - WP April 7, 2006; Page A08
• Gonzales Suggests Legal Basis for Domestic Eavesdropping - NYT April 7, 2006
• Acting Director of FEMA Nominated To Be Its New Chief - WP April 7, 2006; Page A03
• Hurricane Relief From Abroad Was Mishandled - NYT April 7, 2006
• Bush, GOP Approval Ratings Hit New Lows - AP Apr 7, 5:20 AM EDT
• If You Use It, You May Have to Pay - WP April 7, 2006; Page A17

• Smoking Ban Is Defeated in New Hampshire - NYT April 7, 2006
• Pollution Pact Gets Maryland as 8th Member - NYT April 7, 2006
• Mass. Health Care Plan Riles Some Liberals - AP Apr 7, 12:58 AM EDT
• L.A. vows to end status as US homeless capital - Reuters Apr 7, 2006 1:23 AM ET
• New York City Council Speaker Urges More Spending on Education - NYT April 7, 2006
• 2008 Conventions Will Be Days Apart - NYT April 7, 2006
• Church Group Calls I.R.S. Unfair on Political Violations of Tax Code - NYT April 7, 2006

• F.D.A. Plans to Intensify Oversight of Heart Devices - NYT April 7, 2006
• FDA questions latest cell phone safety study - Reuters Apr 6, 2006 4:31 PM ET

• To Some in Hartford, Coke Is a Real Evil Thing - NYT April 7, 2006
• Colleges, Awash in Applications, Turning Away Even Top Students - WP April 7, 2006; Page A01
• Google Earth to Get Discovery Video - WP April 7, 2006; Page D04

• Fraud law spurs backlash, then buy-in - NYT April 7, 2006
• Judge denies GM motion to dismiss employee suit - Reuters Apr 7, 2006 6:08 AM ET
• Not summer yet, but gasoline prices are high and rising - NYT April 7, 2006
• Immigrants' Jobless Rate Falls Below U.S. Natives' - WP April 7, 2006; Page D01
• Consumer Confidence in Economy Improves - AP Apr 7, 5:27 AM EDT
• TV enters a new universe on the Web - NYT April 7, 2006
• Sex Angle Pushed by Online Game Makers - AP Apr 6, 10:37 PM EDT

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• N.Korea envoy: restart of nuclear talks up to US - Reuters Apr 7, 2006 1:11 AM ET
• Japanese Watching TV Shows on Cell Phones - AP Apr 6, 4:32 PM EDT

• Passive smoke could prompt diabetes precursor: report - Reuters Apr 7, 2006 5:29 AM ET

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