• Superferry impact data sought - HA April 13, 2006
• Hawaii Superferry under scrutiny - SB April 13, 2006
• Bill to ban Kaka'ako land sale advances - HA April 13, 2006
• Legislature passed bill to send more funds to Big Isle schools - HTH April 12, 2006
• Debate over smoking ban will continue - HTH April 12, 2006
• Lawmakers pass several bills in end-of-session rush - WHT April 12, 2006

• Police chief had compassion, courage - SB April 13, 2006
• He saw the good in everyone - HA April 13, 2006
• May 2 MEO forum to tackle impacts, extent of poverty - MN April 12, 2006

• China trade mission under new scrutiny - HA April 13, 2006
• Case: Hawaiian benefits face threats in Congress - MN April 12, 2006
• South Kona Councilwoman Isbell wants Hawaii charter change - HTH April 12, 2006
• Water hookup requirements cause headaches, confusion for residents - WHT April 12, 2006
• Kaua'i County Council takes lead to unseat Lum - GI April 13, 2006

• Aquarium collection rules may be revised - HTH April 12, 2006
• Disaster 'potentially lethal' to Kilauea Bay - GI April 13, 2006
• State considers digging at dam site - HA April 13, 2006
• Officials tell Kauai all its dams are safe - SB April 13, 2006
• Sewage sours harbor residents - HA April 13, 2006
• Public input sought on draft plan for Koa Canoe Forest - HTH April 12, 2006

• Judge sets goals for helping mentally ill - HA April 13, 2006
• Fifth company applies for air ambulance service - MN April 12, 2006

• 86 percent of Hawaii teachers 'highly qualified,' state says - SB April 13, 2006

• Isle gasoline prices reach $3 a gallon - SB April 13, 2006
• Strategy for Kukui condos once had luxury spin - SB April 13, 2006
• Kukui's potential pitched - HA April 13, 2006
• Inflation catching up with wage growth - SB April 13, 2006
• KIUC's first renewable energy project underway - GI April 13, 2006

• Let's find ways to speed sewer repairs - HA April 13, 2006
• Balance of tourism and residents' interests is necessary - SB April 13, 2006
• Tourism poll tells us to pay heed to locals - HA April 13, 2006
• Deciding pay tough problem - MN April 12, 2006
   
• Commentary - Without help, food fish face disastrous decline - SB April 13, 2006
• Commentary - Repeal of gas cap law is no repeal at all - HA April 13, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB April 13, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA April 13, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT
• Letters for Thursday - GI April 13, 2006

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• Reid Seeks Immigration Bill Rescheduling - AP Apr 12, 10:05 PM EDT
• Democrats Face Uphill Battle to Retake House - WP April 13, 2006; Page A01

• Government Spending Hits Record in March - AP Apr 12, 9:57 PM EDT
• Changes at FEMA as storm season nears - Reuters Apr 12, 2006 9:13pm ET
• Lenient Rule Set for Rebuilding in New Orleans - NYT April 13, 2006
• Documents Show Link Between AT&T and Agency in Eavesdropping Case - NYT April 13, 2006
• Librarians Win as U.S. Relents on Secrecy Law - NYT April 13, 2006

• Massachusetts Legislation on Insurance Becomes Law - NYT April 13, 2006
• NY Governor Vetoes Albany Spending and Tax Breaks - NYT April 13, 2006
• A Pennsylvania Spoiler Joins Race for Governor - NYT April 13, 2006
• NC Proposes Using Device, Not Doctors, in Execution - NYT April 13, 2006
• Official's Article on Voting Law Spurs Outcry - WP April 13, 2006; Page A19
• Ind. Signs Lease for Toll Road, Gets Sued - AP Apr 13, 1:30 AM EDT
• Calif Governor opposes preschool initiative - MERC April 13, 2006
• Calif Governor rejects firm cap on greenhouse gas emissions - MERC April 12, 2006
• Muddled Outcome for Both Parties in California Primary - NYT April 13, 2006

• Cuts fuel worries in disaster response - MERC April 12, 2006
• In coastal states, a revival of offshore drilling debate - CSM April 13, 2006
• EPA Says Toxic Pollution Levels Fall - AP Apr 12, 7:43 PM EDT
• New Jersey Dump Is Put Back on Superfund List - NYT April 13, 2006

• Mumps Epidemic Spreads, two airline passengers may have helped - NYT April 13, 2006
• Robust Health Insurers Suffer Infirmities in 2006 - NYT April 13, 2006
• A Crystal Ball Submerged in a Test Tube - NYT April 13, 2006
• Medicare Campaign Makes Pitch to Immigrants in Va. - WP April 13, 2006; Page A06
• Intuit to Develop Health Care Software - AP Apr 13, 12:50 AM EDT
• Fast-Food Fries, Chicken Fattier in U.S. - AP Apr 12, 11:10 PM EDT

• Education Dept. Checks Teachers' Rankings - AP Apr 12, 9:54 PM EDT
• Parents Weigh In On Middle Schools. Feedback to Be Used In Shaping Reform kin Md. - WP April 13, 2006; Page GZ03

• Under New Policy, S.E.C. Will Rarely Subpoena Reporters - NYT April 13, 2006

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• China's Hu offers US reassurance, not breakthroughs - Reuters Apr 13, 2006 4:18am ET

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