• Superferry vote - HA October 31, 2007
• Ferry bill set to pass - SB October 31, 2007
• Senate rejects Lingle choice - SB October 31, 2007
• Nominee for Hawaii appeals court rejected - HA October 31, 2007

• Stryker group gets fond farewell - SB October 31, 2007
• Tracking down arson - WHT October 30, 2007
• Lingle releases $6.4M for Keaukaha Joint Military Center - WHT October 30, 2007
• Security requirements delay ship, passengers - MN October 30, 2007

• Collections go color-coded - SB October 31, 2007
• Honolulu commuter ferry ridership varies - HA October 31, 2007
• Hawaii County Council to consider legislation that would not ban, but regulate big-box retailers - HTH October 30, 2007
• Hawaii County looks into new computer program for property tax assessment - WHT October 30, 2007
• Maui's Tax credit form too confusing, say pair calling for law reform - MN October 30, 2007
• Panel OKs US Senate bill protecting coral reefs - HA October 31, 2007

• Honolulu violated sewage permit, court finds - HA October 31, 2007
• Illegal signs targeted in new enforcement effort - HA October 31, 2007

• Honolulu mortality rate below U.S. average - HA October 31, 2007

• DeSilva Elementary School educator gets national award - HTH October 30, 2007
• Aiona hands out helping aloha cards - HTH October 30, 2007

• Mesa to pay $80M - SB October 31, 2007
• Hawaii air fares may rise after $80M ruling - HA October 31, 2007
• Passengers hope go! stays in business - HA October 31, 2007
• Workers praise decision that 'takes away...uncertainties' - HA October 31, 2007
• Hawaiian profit soars 152% - SB October 31, 2007
• Hawaiian Air more than doubles earnings - HA October 31, 2007
• Isle firms increase volume of SBA loans - SB October 31, 2007
• Honolulu ranks low in debt, survey says - SB October 31, 2007
• Property valuations keep Haawaii County real property taxes low - WHT October 30, 2007
• Kaua`i Workers want Waikiki pay - GI October 31, 2007

• Superferry legislation makes the best of a bad situation - SB October 31, 2007
• State's approach on lead levels promising - HA October 31, 2007
• Middle ground sought on SCHIP legislation - HA October 31, 2007
• Tax cap would cap services - MN October 30, 2007
   
• Sen. Fred Hemmings - guest viewpoint - Hawai'i's paradox seen in ferry struggle - GI October 31, 2007
• VOLCANIC ASH - Lingle must disclose details on Awana's case - HA October 31, 2007
• On the Hot Seat: Ted Liu, director of the state department Business, Economic Development and Tourism - HA October 31, 2007
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB October 31, 2007
• Letters to the Editor - HA October 31, 2007
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT
• Letters - Your Views - HTH
• Letters for Wednesday - GI October 31, 2007

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• Federal Study Offers Dire Outlook on Child Insurance - NYT October 31, 2007
• Senate Panel Approves Beefing Up Safety Agency - NYT October 31, 2007
• CPSC Leader Called On To Resign - WP October 31, 2007; Page D01
• Mukasey Losing Democrats' Backing - WP October 31, 2007; Page A01
• Mukasey Calls Harsh Interrogation 'Repugnant' - NYT October 31, 2007
• Rangel Offering Broad Tax Plan, and Big Target - NYT October 31, 2007
• White House threatens veto of trade job-loss bill - WP October 30, 2007; 7:44 PM
• Bush Balks at Revised Child Health Bill - WP October 31, 2007; 1:51 AM
• Justice Dept. Voting Chief Apologizes But Persists - WP October 31, 2007; Page A04

• Justices Hear Arguments on Internet Pornography Law - NYT October 31, 2007
• High Court Surveys Child Pornography Law's Scope - WP October 31, 2007; Page A03
• To Implement Policy, Bush to Turn to Administrative Orders - WP October 31, 2007; Page A03
• Official: Bush taps new Ag secretary - USA October 31, 2007
• Students' Family Members Are Deported - NYT October 31, 2007
• Study cites troubles with juvenile courts - Reuters Oct 31, 2007 12:34am EDT
• Small boats seen as a terror threat - USA October 30, 2007

• Justices Stay Execution, a Signal to Lower Courts - NYT October 31, 2007
• States look to sales tax for funds - USA October 30, 2007
• Chertoff Pushed Spitzer to Bend on License Idea - NYT October 31, 2007
• Tighten Belts, Bloomberg Tells Officials - NYT October 31, 2007
• W.Va. Unveils Tool to Help Fight Obesity - WP October 30, 2007; 9:55 PM
• Southeast drought leads to spat over lake - Reuters Oct 30, 2007 2:04pm EDT
• Ohio: New Rules for Unemployment Payments - NYT October 31, 2007
• Iowa taxman eyes jack-o'-lanterns - USA October 31, 2007
• CA Voters backing tribal compacts to expand gambling on SoCal tribal lands - SACB October 31, 2007
• Some Respite, if Little Cheer, for Skid Row Homeless - NYT October 31, 2007
• Legislature Clears Way for Hawaii Ferry - NYT October 31, 2007

• In 7th Round, a Pitched Debate: Clinton Hears It From Her Rivals - NYT October 31, 2007
• Fund-Raiser Reappears as Critic - NYT October 31, 2007
• Fred Thompson Quizzed on Civil Unions - WP October 30, 2007; 1:45 AM
• Kucinich questions Bush's mental health over Iran - Reuters Oct 30, 2007 6:40pm EDT
• Young voters plug in to politics - Reuters Oct 31, 2007 11:43am EDT

• Green roofs start to sprout on urban homes - CSM October 31, 2007

• Study Tracks Suicide Rate in V.A. Care - NYT Oct 31, 2007
• Non-English Speakers Charge Bias in Prescription Labeling - NYT October 31, 2007
• Pilot survey on safety: Should it be public? - CSM October 31, 2007
• Study estimates 2.4 million with Alzheimer's in U.S. - Reuters Oct 30, 2007 6:24pm EDT
• Want to stop superbugs? Clean up hospitals: study - Reuters Oct 30, 2007 7:28pm EDT
• 'Everywhere chemicals' in plastics alarm parents - USA October 30, 2007

• Guides on Sharing Information Released - WP October 31, 2007; Page B03
• Classroom of the Future Is Virtually Anywhere - NYT October 31, 2007
• Online learning grows more popular - CSM October 31, 2007
• Training Law Students for Real-Life Careers - NYT October 31, 2007
• Course Delves Into New Hampshire's Role in Primaries - NYT October 31, 2007
• Campus pranks now come with permission slips - CSM October 31, 2007

• Inflation could still pose problem for Fed - Reuters Oct 31, 2007 11:22am EDT
• Internet Policymakers May Punt on Privacy Issue - WP October 30, 2007; 6:54 PM
• Online Marketers Joining Internet Privacy Efforts - NYT October 31, 2007
• College graduates heading to careers in...the coal mines - CSM October 31, 2007

• Twenty-Five Years and Counting - NYT October 31, 2007
• The Senate can protect American interests by ratifying the Law of the Sea Convention. - WP October 31, 2007; Page A18
• The Medium - The Hong Kongs, New Yorks and Tokyos of the Internet - NYT October 30, 2007, 5:07 pm
• The U.S. blacklisted me. Let's talk. - CSM October 31, 2007
• What YouTube doesn't show - CSM October 31, 2007

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• Solar energy boom may help world's poorest - Reuters Oct 30, 2007 8:18pm EDT
• La Nina seen persisting into 2008 - Reuters Oct 31, 2007 1:15pm EDT

• Chinese Chemicals Flow Unchecked to Market - NYT October 31, 2007
• China approves food safety law, WHO lauds efforts - Reuters Oct 31, 2007 5:02am EDT

• Hello, India? I Need Help With My Math - NYT October 31, 2007
• Don't bet on China rescue if U.S. economy tanks - Reuters Oct 31, 2007 3:14am EDT

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