• Quest enrollment plan bill advances to final votes - HA April 29, 2006
• Bill moves forward to let state condemn Kukui Gardens - HA April 29, 2006
• Gas cap: Deal reached to halt controversial law - SB April 29, 2006
• Gas cap could be dead by next week - HA April 29, 2006
• Tax cuts: $51M package falls far below gov's target - SB April 29, 2006
• Cigarette tax: $1.20 hike proposed - SB April 29, 2006
• Plans for intersection cameras hit a red light - SB April 29, 2006
• Truck bed dangers cited again - SB April 29, 2006

• Agencies set up tables at homeless campsites - SB April 29, 2006
• 'Nowhere to go' but Sand Island for former Ala Moana homeless - HA April 29, 2006

• Search for artifacts to resume - HA April 29, 2006
• Judge orders disputed cave artifacts retrieved - SB April 29, 2006
• OHA suit dismissal affirmed - HA April 29, 2006
• Prayer day to focus on sovereignty - HA April 29, 2006

• Advocates see sewage pump funding on Maui as first step - SB April 29, 2006
• Shine returns to Ala Moana Park - HA April 29, 2006
• Future access to Grotto unclear - HA April 29, 2006
• Gov. Lingle releases funds for a pump-out station, upgrades - MN April 28, 2006
• Kealakekua park-and-ride facility in final stages of planning - WHT April 28, 2006

• Modified foods in the crosshairs again - GI April 29, 2006
• Report: Fire violations outstanding - MN April 28, 2006

• State awaits outcome of FAA inquiry over airports - SB April 29, 2006
• Feds fund training for laid-off isle workers - SB April 29, 2006
• Aloha dumps pensions on agency - HA April 29, 2006
• Feds take over Aloha Airšs pension plans - SB April 29, 2006
• Isle tourism drops 4.6 percent in March - SB April 29, 2006
• Arrivals fell 4.6 percent in March - HA April 29, 2006
• Big Isle reporter fired over union meeting - SB April 29, 2006
• HUNGRY: Second venture to take bite out of abandoned vehicle problem - MN April 28, 2006

• OK of abortion bill consistent with Hawaii sentiments - SB April 29, 2006
• Combat vets deserve far better treatment - HA April 29, 2006
• Welcome pro baseball back to the islands - SB April 29, 2006
• Good ideas aren't enough - MN April 28, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB April 29, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA April 29, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT
• Letters for Saturday - GI April 29, 2006

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• A First Small Step Against Pet Projects - NYT April 29, 2006
• Dems: GOP Turning 'Blind Eye' to Oil Cos. - AP Apr 29, 11:25 AM EDT
• US malpractice bill to change drugs, penalties - Reuters Apr 28, 2006 8:40am ET
• Capitol Hill Joins Criticism of Smithsonian Film Deal - WP April 29, 2006; Page C01

• Disaster Response Improvements Lacking - AP Apr 29, 1:11 PM EDT
• DOJ Seeks to Dismiss Domestic Spying Suit - AP Apr 29, 9:10 AM EDT
• Single-Faith Prison Program Questioned - WP April 29, 2006; Page A02
• FBI Did Not Try to Cow Protesters, Report Says - WP April 29, 2006; Page A03
• U.S. Steps Into Wiretap Suit Against AT&T - NYT April 29, 2006
• Blogs: Good or Evil? - WP April 28, 2006; 7:42 AM
• President Wants Anthem Sung in English - WP April 29, 2006; Page A06
• 14 years in prison for man in S.J.-to-Hawaii meth operation - MERC April 28, 2006

• Lawmakers Seek to Close No Child Loophole - AP Apr 28, 5:27 PM EDT
• Rhode Island embarks on wireless network - Reuters Apr 28, 2006 4:43pm ET
• Okla. Ten Commandments Display Going to Trial - AP Apr 29, 2:51 PM EDT
• No more Ca. executions in 2006; judge delays hearing on challenge - MERC April 28, 2006

• In Scramble for New Medicare Business, a Few Insurers Grab the Most - NYT April 29, 2006
• Ex-Head of F.D.A. Faces Criminal Inquiry - NYT April 29, 2006

• Trading Frenzy Adding to Rise in Price of Oil - NYT April 29, 2006
• Homeowners No. 1 Employers of Day Laborers - AP Apr 29, 2:43 PM EDT
• Natural Gas Economy Is Losing Steam - AP Apr 29, 1:58 PM EDT
• Oil Industry Unapologetic for High Profits - AP Apr 29, 2:01 PM EDT
• Analysis: Bush Eyes Mileage Rules Rewrite - AP Apr 29, 1:04 PM EDT

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• Global Fund backs new funding for deadly diseases - Reuters Apr 28, 2006 8:38am ET

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