• Interfaith network a 'godsend' - HA April 24, 2006
• Faith groups and Lingle to discuss homeless - SB April 24, 2006
• Maui Inmate-reintegration program looking for a few good mentors - MN April 23, 2006
• Hawai'i losing more residents to Mainland - HA April 24, 2006
• GI Bill now unfair for reservists - HA April 24, 2006

• West Hawaii Campus is project's crucial element - WHT April 23, 2006
• Attorney joins race for Case's seat in U.S. House - SB April 24, 2006

• Hawaiian pilgrimage - SB April 24, 2006
• Piece of Hawai'i's past in New Jersey - HA April 24, 2006

• Road war heats up at Pila'a - GI April 24, 2006
• Sewage spills not unusual in U.S. - HA April 24, 2006
• Massive cleanup will shut city park - SB April 24, 2006
• Hikers heading back to O'ahu's soggy hills - HA April 24, 2006
• Beached dolphin dies despite rescue efforts - SB April 24, 2006
• Workshop looks at innovative ways to reverse rapid decline of reefs - WHT April 23, 2006

• State reconsidering healthcare shake-up - HA April 24, 2006
• AirMed up and flying - MN April 23, 2006

• BOE move forces delay to 'virtual learning' for charter schools - SB April 24, 2006
• UH-Manoa safer so far in '06 - HA April 24, 2006
• State will appeal ruling on $15M in back pay for subs - HA April 24, 2006
• Kihei Charter celebrates its future - MN April 23, 2006

• Tourism seeks out Hawaiians - HA April 24, 2006
• New crops flourishing in place of pineapple - SB April 24, 2006
• Suitors bring relief, and strife, to cash-poor kamaaina company - SB April 24, 2006
• Plaintiffs say conflict of interest cannot be waived - SB April 24, 2006

• Kanno case should refine Capitol ethics - HA April 24, 2006
• FDA loses credibility with jab at medical pot - SB April 24, 2006
• Require companies to check for illegals - SB April 24, 2006
• Maui police watchdogs seldom heard barking - MN April 23, 2006
   
• Rep. Caldwell - Don't be fooled by the fake proposal to suspend gasoline price cap - SB April 24, 2006
• Commentary - Disaster is waiting to happen in Nu'uanu - HA April 24, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB April 24, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA April 24, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT
• Letters - Your Views - HTH
• Letters for Monday - GI April 24, 2006

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• Sen.: U.S. Should Look at Tax on Oil Cos. - AP Apr 23, 1:41 PM EDT
• Congress Struggles With Pension Bill - AP Apr 23, 9:27 AM EDT
• Senators to Reignite Debate on Immigration - NYT April 24, 2006
• Bush pushes immigration reform as Congress returns from break - MERC April 24, 2006
• Democrats Suggest Double Standard on Leaks - WP April 24, 2006; Page A02
• Congressional Investigators Are Critical of F.D.A.'s Efforts to Detect Drug Dangers - NYT April 24, 2006
• Democrats Hope to Divide G.O.P. Over Stem Cells - NYT April 24, 2006

• A Religious Push Against Gay Unions - NYT April 24, 2006
• Winds of Change for Draft Boards? - WP April 24, 2006; Page A15
• Explainer: AmeriCorps NCCC - WP April 24, 2006; Page A15
• L.A. Times Editorial Calls for Cheney's Ouster - WP April 24, 2006; Page A04

• Does Kansas tilt capital cases? - CSM April 24, 2006
• Lethal injection may cause agony: rights group - Reuters Apr 24, 2006 12:17am ET
• In police lineups, is the method the suspect? States are adopting measures to improve accuracy. - CSM April 24, 2006
• Pataki Offers Deal to Avert NY Budget Fight - NYT April 24, 2006
• Vote for Mayor Points to Change in New Orleans - NYT April 24, 2006
• A Greener Way to Cut the Grass Runs Afoul of a Powerful Lobby - NYT April 24, 2006

• After Spill, Waikiki Sand Is Clean, Health Group Says - NYT April 23, 2006

• Deadline Near, Jams Are Seen for Drug Plan - NYT April 24, 2006
• Tests: Pigeons Don't Pose Bird Flu Trouble - AP Apr 23, 10:26 AM EDT
• Teens' Suicides Breed Anxiety - WP April 24, 2006; Page B01

• Prod to invent is as ubiquitous in US schools as the spelling bee. - CSM April 24, 2006
• Texas Community College Bans MySpace.com - AP Apr 23, 10:56 AM EDT
• College, My Way - NYT April 23, 2006
• The Final Four - NYT April 23, 2006
• The Student Body - NYT April 23, 2006
• Md. School With No Curriculum Challenges Conventions of Modern Education - WP April 24, 2006; Page A01
• University of Texas Probes Computer Breach - AP Apr 23, 10:11 PM EDT

• Little will in US to hike gasoline taxes-Bodman - Reuters Apr 24, 2006 3:26am ET
• Gas Prices Climb Sharply, Survey Finds - AP Apr 23, 11:41 PM EDT
• Bush touts 'fuel of future' - MERC April 23, 2006
• Warning flags flutter on economy - CSM April 24, 2006
• New Digital Books Offer Better Readability - WP April 23, 2006; Page F07
• Public Broadcasters Use Web to Make Their Budget Case - NYT April 24, 2006
• NYC Transit Union Boss to March to Jail - AP Apr 24, 4:31 AM EDT
• Political Consultants Join Wal-Mart Fray - AP Apr 23, 8:33 PM EDT

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• Donor Nations to Focus on Growing States - NYT April 24, 2006
• Bold idea for energy woes: global cooperation - CSM April 24, 2006

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