• Coqui frog declared an official pest - HTH April 21, 2006
• North Kona water wells urged - HTH April 21, 2006
• New isle smoking ban goes to full House and Senate for vote - SB April 22, 2006
• Bill would prohibit smoking in bars - HA April 22, 2006
• Menor adamant against end to gas cap - SB April 22, 2006
• Senate balks at removing gas cap - HA April 22, 2006
• Law allows placentas to be given to mothers - SB April 22, 2006
• Lawmakers lobbied for worker - HA April 22, 2006
• Bill would boost charter school resources - WHT April 21, 2006

• Carlisle won't run for U.S. House seat - HA April 22, 2006
• City proposes delaying landfill closing to 2023 - SB April 22, 2006
• Maui Water, sewer fee increases look likely - MN April 21, 2006
• Homeless shelter is funded - WHT April 21, 2006

• Group seeks sovereignty for Alaska and Hawaii - SB April 22, 2006
• Motorcyclists want to use state land in Anahola - GI April 22, 2006

• Rain victims picking up the pieces - HA April 22, 2006
• Sewer repairs could top $50 million - HA April 22, 2006
• State team heading to investigate Ka Loko - SB April 22, 2006
• Sand clean at four sites, test finds - HA April 22, 2006
• Sand tests show little risk - SB April 22, 2006
• EIS for Waianapanapa state park plan available for review - MN April 21, 2006

• New service is speeding transport of isle patients - SB April 22, 2006

• State to appeal teachers' back pay - SB April 22, 2006

• Kaumakani mill to help meet state's ethanol mandate - GI April 22, 2006
• Few shoppers pay obscure 'use tax' - HA April 22, 2006
• Suit claims state delaying RightStar foreclosure - SB April 22, 2006
• March rains dampened employment - SB April 22, 2006

• Foodbank drive needs a show of our aloha - HA April 22, 2006
• Back-up sewer line costly but necessary - SB April 22, 2006
• China can be neither ignored nor appeased - SB April 22, 2006
• Earth Day celebration - MN April 21, 2006
   
• Give Hawaii a shot at sustainable energy future - SB April 22, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB April 22, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA April 22, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT
• Letters for Saturday - GI April 22, 2006

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• Under Fire, Top Democrat Is Leaving Ethics Panel - NYT April 22, 2006
• Leaders Question Gasoline Prices - WP April 22, 2006; Page D01
• Democrats Blame Bush for High Gas Prices - AP Apr 22, 11:29 AM EDT

• Crackdown on Workers Brings Dismay and Anxiety - NYT April 22, 2006
• Md Housing Activists Enlist Energized Immigrants - WP April 22, 2006; Page B01
• Many Immigrants at Mercy of Translators - AP Apr 22, 1:40 PM EDT
• Court Rules in Favor of Deported Widow - AP Apr 22, 2:38 PM EDT

• States Spar Over Federal HIV/AIDS Funds - AP Apr 22, 10:56 AM EDT
• Md Regulators Approve Contested Pepco Plan to Phase in Increases - WP April 22, 2006; Page B02
• North Carolina, Using Medical Monitoring Device, Executes Killer - NYT April 22, 2006
• Mystery and Unease as New Orleans Is Set to Vote - NYT April 22, 2006
• Neb. Taking Steps to Monitor Meatpacking - AP Apr 22, 12:42 PM EDT
• Alternative energy pushed by Ca Senate President - MERC April 21, 2006
• Judge Rules Suits Challenging Ca Stem Cell Agency Have No Merit - NYT April 22, 2006
• Small-Town USA Joins No-Smoking Trend - AP Apr 22, 12:20 PM EDT
• Bush in California, and Governor Offers Little More Than a Hug - NYT April 22, 2006

• Waikiki's Beaches Get Clean Bill of Health - AP Apr 22, 7:56 AM EDT
• Bush Promotes Fuel Cells on Earth Day - AP Apr 22, 11:10 AM EDT
• Ca air board attacks cargo pollution - MERC April 21, 2006
• Gas Guzzlers Find Price of Forgiveness - NYT April 22, 2006
• Wal-Mart Flirts With Being Green - NYT April 22, 2006

• Hawaii Gov. OKs Giving Placenta to Parents - AP Apr 21, 9:21 PM EDT
• Ag Union: U.S. Not Prepared for Bird Flu - AP Apr 22, 3:43 AM EDT
• Groups question US plan to detain sick travelers - Reuters Apr 21, 2006 8:31pm ET
• Mixture Limits E. Coli, Salmonella in Meat - AP Apr 22, 1:31 AM EDT
• F.D.A.'s Report Illuminates Wide Divide on Marijuana - NYT April 22, 2006
• Aetna Will Not Cover Implant to Treat Severe Depression - NYT April 22, 2006
• In the Money, and in Court - NYT April 22, 2006
• Army suicide rate last year highest since 1999 - Reuters Apr 21, 2006 8:51pm ET

• D.C. Public School Seeks Linkup With New - WP April 22, 2006; Page A01
• Court upholds restrictive school dress code - MERC April 22, 2006

• New Labor Group Beginning Drive for Higher Pay - NYT April 22, 2006
• Delta Pilots Union Leaders Ratify Deal - NYT April 22, 2006
• U.S. Judge Backs I.R.S. Ruling Invalidating Tax Shelter, Possibly Aiding U.S. Criminal Case - NYT April 22, 2006
• 'Biosecurity' Is Buzzword Vs. Bird Flu - AP Apr 22, 2:01 PM EDT

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• World Bank's Internal Examination Urges Disaster Readiness - WP April 22, 2006; Page A16
• World Bank, IMF Discuss Self-Improvements - AP Apr 22, 3:23 PM EDT

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