• About 30 bills passed, forwarded to governor - HA April 19, 2006
• 'They were part of our 'ohana' - HA April 19, 2006
• In honor of Hawaii's fallen heroes - SB April 19, 2006
• Homeless could live in parks at night - SB April 19, 2006
• Anti-smoking advocates say Hawaii needs to do more with settlement money - HTH April 18, 2006

• Governor says Legislature needs to rethink tax reforms - HTH April 18, 2006
• Maui mayor heads trip to Philippines for centennial - SB April 19, 2006
• Philippines visit to reinforce relations - MN April 18, 2006
• Hawaii County Public notice law working - HTH April 18, 2006
• Hawaii County council to consider sewer upgrade legislation - WHT April 18, 2006
• Akaka's national connections pay off with fundraising edge - HA April 19, 2006
• Akaka raising money - HTH April 18, 2006

• 'Iolani Palace in financial straits - HA April 19, 2006

• No flood solutions planned - SB April 19, 2006
• Green-waste recycling problem solved, officials say - HA April 19, 2006
• Maui Mayor discusses ways to help the environment - MN April 18, 2006

• AirMed Hawaii now in service - HA April 19, 2006
• Seniors urged to get 'pneumonia' shots - HTH April 18, 2006
• Medicare drug coverage deadline quickly approaching - WHT April 18, 2006

• Switch to dormitory ousts tenants - HA April 19, 2006

• Isles near bottom in technology jobs - HA April 19, 2006
• Water bills could rise 15% - SB April 19, 2006
• Another big leap in gas cap forecast - SB April 19, 2006
• Insurers sought to fill void in state - HA April 19, 2006
• $625,000 median for first quarter - HA April 19, 2006
• Sales of Oahu houses, condos fell during the first quarter - SB April 19, 2006
• Sale of KGMB expected by the end of this year - SB April 19, 2006

• State surplus should focus on the long term - HA April 19, 2006
• Shinseki vindicated by retired generals' revolt - SB April 19, 2006
• Clean up corruption without federal help - HA April 19, 2006
• Second air ambulance OK'd - MN April 18, 2006
   
• VOLCANIC ASH - Tutu and Me - kids learning to get ahead - HA April 19, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB April 19, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA April 19, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT
• Letters for Wednesday - GI April 19, 2006
• Letters - Your Views - HTH April 18, 2006

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• Congress Leaders to Probe No Child Scoring - AP Apr 18, 9:26 PM EDT

• GAO Faults Agencies' Sharing of Terror Data - WP April 19, 2006; Page A03
• For-profit prison company pursuing partnerships with Evangelical Christian ministries - CSM April 19, 2006
• Internet plays bigger role in life decisions: poll - Reuters Apr 19, 2006 1:05am ET
• Study Fuels a Growing Debate Over Police Lineups - NYT April 19, 2006
• Watch Out, Kids: With GPS Phones, Big Mother Is Watching - WP April 19, 2006; Page D01

• Sex Offenders Fearful for Their Safety - AP Apr 19, 4:21 AM EDT
• Judge Blocks Law to Report Sex Under 16 - NYT April 19, 2006
• Bloomberg Invites Other Mayors to Town to Discuss Gun Crime - NYT April 19, 2006
• Untouchable in Election: New Orleans's Central Issue - NYT April 19, 2006
• Ariz. Gov. Vetoes Criminal Immigrant Bill - AP Apr 18, 11:08 AM EDT
• California sues Big Tobacco to pay in full - Reuters Apr 18, 2006 6:13pm ET
• Calif. panel advises no cooling seawater at new plants - Reuters Apr 18, 2006 7:24pm ET

• Gore Revs Up Campaign - on Global Warming - AP Apr 18, 9:44 PM EDT

• Skin cancer epidemic underway in the US - Reuters Apr 18, 2006 5:04pm ET
• Wal-Mart offers to help fix health care - Reuters Apr 18, 2006 7:22pm ET
• Study: Health Insurers Are Near-Monopolies - Reuters Apr 18, 9:55 PM EDT
• Makers Get Limited Approval of Free-Drug Plans - NYT April 19, 2006
• Avian-flu concerns push bans on drugs for animals - CSM April 19, 2006
• Obstacles to Generic Drugs Criticized - WP April 19, 2006; Page A06
• Mumps Cases in Iowa Climb to 815 - AP Apr 18, 8:01 PM EDT

• Boys Are No Match for Girls in Completing High School - NYT April 19, 2006
• New York Offers Housing Subsidy as Teacher Lure - NYT April 19, 2006
• AP: 'No Child' Law Raises Segregation Fear - AP Apr 19, 3:41 AM EDT
• Despite Arrests, U-Va. Students Devoted to Bettering Workers - WP April 19, 2006; Page B08
• Bush Promotes Math, Science Education As Crucial for Jobs - WP April 19, 2006; Page B03

• Ex-Congressman Is Tapped for Budget Post - NYT April 19, 2006
• Panel to Propose Exceptions to Governance Rules - NYT April 19, 2006
• Benefits Threatened, Auto Workers Line Up for Elective Procedures - NYT April 19, 2006
• Home loan demand down as rates hit new highs - Reuters Apr 19, 2006 7:01am ET

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• Chinese premier warns of environmental toll - Reuters Apr 18, 2006 11:08pm ET
• Indonesian Volcano Spewing Smoke, Lava - AP Apr 18, 6:56 AM EDT

• China's Rising Need for Oil Is High on U.S. Agenda - NYT April 19, 2006

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