• Hawaiians await bill on access to placenta - SB April 17, 2006
• Incumbent endorses Democrat to take Puna seat - SB April 17, 2006

• Justice sought anew for internees - HA April 17, 2006
• Outstanding traffic warrants piling up - HA April 17, 2006
• Maui 911 Emergency - MN April 16, 2006
• Nuisance callers sometimes tie up 911 line - MN April 16, 2006
• Volunteers repair low-income units - MN April 16, 2006

• Will Kim enter the big race? - HTH April 16, 2006
• HPP Owners Association Board members want to remove restrictions - WHT April 16, 2006
• Maui County Council reviewing mayor's budget - MN April 16, 2006

• Parcels in Kaua'i's largest development for native people - HA April 17, 2006

• Sewage spill effects on seals, fish and turtles still unclear - HA April 17, 2006
• Beachcomber's foot infected - SB April 17, 2006
• Small dream gets bit bigger - HA April 17, 2006

• New health fees plan proposed - HA April 17, 2006
• Bone marrow drives to use bloodless test - SB April 17, 2006

• Teachers blast Hana housing - HA April 17, 2006
• Big Isle school hopes to resume today - SB April 17, 2006
• University of Hawaii at Hilo plans to install new telescope atop Mauna Kea - HTH April 16, 2006
• Tutu and Me program offers valuable lessons for young, old alike - HTH April 16, 2006
• Reinventing Waimea High so that it 'works' - GI April 17, 2006

• Shipper looks to end Maui service - HA April 17, 2006
• Biodiesel industry booming - MN April 16, 2006
• Tax revenue up 10.6% in March - HA April 17, 2006

• Put bottle windfall to use by counties - HA April 17, 2006
• Cleanse intern program of special interests - SB April 17, 2006
• Charter schools need a stronger structure - HA April 17, 2006
• Army overstepped in closing hearing - SB April 17, 2006
• Chicken-skin time for Hilo - HTH April 16, 2006
• A place for America's most wanted - HTH April 16, 2006
• Government spending should be limited - GI April 17, 2006
• Easter sings resurrection song all could hear - MN April 16, 2006
   
• Commentary - We are determined to be poor in education - HA April 17, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB April 17, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA April 17, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT April 16, 2006
• Letters for Monday - GI April 17, 2006
• The homeless problem - HTH April 16, 2006

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• Demonstrations on Immigration Harden a Divide - NYT April 17, 2006
• Outrage at Funeral Protests Pushes Lawmakers to Act - NYT April 17, 2006
• Anger at Bush May Hurt GOP At Polls - WP April 17, 2006; Page A01

• Justices to Debate 'Adverse' Work Changes - AP Apr 17, 3:28 AM EDT
• A Sinister Web Entraps Victims of Cyberstalkers - NYT April 17, 2006
• Status quo equals immigration woe - CSM April 17, 2006

• School Voucher Issue a Touchy Topic in Newark Race - NYT April 17, 2006
• Big get-out-the-vote effort for Big Easy - CSM April 17, 2006
• Talk of Race Pervades New Orleans Campaign - AP Apr 16, 3:39 AM EDT
• Los Angeles aims to conquer homelessness - CSM April 17, 2006

• Repeat of Quake Of 1906 Could Be Even More Deadly - WP April 17, 2006; Page A03

• Web Site Rates Health Care Journalism - AP Apr 17, 3:13 AM EDT
• Crash Tests Show Benefit of Side Air Bags - AP Apr 17, 3:26 AM EDT

• At Some Medical Schools, Humanities Join the Curriculum - NYT April 17, 2006

• Delta Pilots, Court Must Approve Deal - Reuters Apr 17, 2006 4:13am ET
• Podcasting shakes up local media - CSM April 17, 2006
• Judges Press Companies That Cut Off Legal Fees - NYT April 17, 2006
• Extra Fees Paid Regardless of Performance, GAO Finds - WP April 17, 2006; Page D01
• U.S. Solicits Border Surveillance Technology Proposals - WP April 17, 2006; Page D04
• Web Merchants Fighting Costs of Fraud - AP Apr 16, 4:40 PM EDT
• Wal-Mart Tries to Modify Corporate Culture - AP Apr 16, 4:36 PM EDT

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• In Candor From China, Efforts to Ease Anxiety - NYT April 17, 2006

• South Asia looks resigned to bird flu - Reuters Apr 17, 2006 1:55am ET

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