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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, January 28, 2003

Articles for January 28, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Saint Louis' Afoa to play for Washington
•	FAA opens probe into private plane crash
•	Agency seeking $5 million to lure business to state
•	Runaway truck crashed into Waipahu church
•	UH men's volleyball team drops to No. 2
•	Chinatown presents challenge for agencies
•	Police Beat
•	A&B Properties to develop California office building
•	Rally pushes Dow back above 8,000
•	Kailua's Hoolulu commits to UH football

Local News
•	MISSING PLANE Crews recover body at Moloka'i plane crash site
•	Mother says teen pilot was ideal son
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Reporter wins case against KHON
•	Hawai'i delegation to be among top skeptics to Bush's Iraq plan
•	School honors memory of kupuna Gladys Brandt
•	Japanese center to reorganize
•	LEGISLATURE House leaders seeking universal healthcare
•	Bill puts price on skipping school
•	UH cancer center on track, Dobelle tells lawmakers
•	OTHER NEWS Best Buy faces hurdles in 'Aiea
•	Former aide to oversee state insurance industry
•	Two inmates die in cells at Halawa
•	State investigates alleged dumping by Oceanic Institute
•	Canada to accept Hawai'i's genetically modified papaya
•	The Rev. Olin Pendleton, hunger activist, dead at 92
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	COMMUTING Cell-phone ban among proposed bills affecting drivers
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Brandt had a personal touch, too

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Pair commits to Warriors
•	Frazier soliciting help to pay Jones
•	UH's Thomas will play through pain
•	OTHER SPORTS NFL stars frustrated by turf delay
•	Australians master waves at Makaha
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Punahou swimmer leaves water polo in his wake
•	Moanalua names football coach
•	Warriors' Peiler pitches perfect game
•	Advertiser's Top 10 basketball poll
•	Weekly honors
•	Standings, statistics
•	Events to watch
•	FERD LEWIS 'Bows lost more than just Savo
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Smart steps for hikers
•	Age is only a number to these women athletes
•	'Ab Fab' takes fashion follies to Big Apple
•	'Chicago,' 'Gangs' top British award picks
•	ABOUT WOMEN Mystic wrath of the lava rock lands in this reporter's lap
•	THE LEFT LANE Wanted: Crew for traveling yachts
•	SHOW BIZ Kamehameha role sidelined as Rock goes South
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Mold costs rise at Hilton
•	$5M sought to promote business side of state
•	4th quarter income up for Bank of Hawaii
•	Visitor arrivals higher in 2002, but not to pre-9/11 level
•	Pricing scheme charge resurfaces at oil firm
•	Aid available to small Chinatown firms
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Ruling gives firm control of wireless licenses
•	Simply put, Dell's efficiency pays off
•	Nortel, Lucent sales expected to finally rise, analysts say
•	HI. TECH Film producers, high-tech firms should be collaborators, not competitors

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS State should pay Lingle tourism aide
•	U.N. inspectors' reports present no surprises
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES The real story on Kaho'olawe

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Web site gives Ryze to networking
•	Spam? No thanks, we're full
•	Clumsy combat hurts 'Creatures'