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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, May 14, 2003

Articles for May 14, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Akaka bill moves closer to approval by Senate
•	Report says oceans depleted of the best fish
•	Police Beat
•	Tepid retail sales sends market lower

Local News
•	Lawmakers agree to revise Hawaiian recognition bill
•	HECO plan calls for underground power line
•	State examines most dangerous beaches
•	Makapu'u roadway worries remain
•	Cheers, cold beer welcome Louisville
•	POLICE/COURTS Big Island principal sued over alleged strip search
•	Police lieutenant honored
•	State to get $1.7 million in fraud settlements
•	Reluctant witness' theft trials delayed
•	Lindsey gets delay in jail term to care for husband
•	Killer asks release from state hospital
•	EDUCATION HPU grad adds more master's to his name
•	Mid-Pac adds technology complex, elementary school
•	OTHER NEWS Turtle Bay expansion backed
•	Officials testify Waipahu sites pose no danger
•	Tax credits to cost state $83 million
•	Grant to pay for new unit at Wai'anae health center
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	BOB KRAUSS A youthful push for restoration

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Warriors beaten in opener
•	McKinley knocks out Kealakehe, 69-52
•	Farrington storms to 20-0 start
•	Lahainaluna holds off Maryknoll, 53-43
•	Baldwin, Maui hope home field has its advantages
•	UH SPORTS Rainbow Wahine need to re-focus
•	ESPN might televise more UH football
•	Benson sees WAC adding schools rather than losing any to MWC
•	HAWAI'I HOMEGROWN REPORT Eldredge helps Cal reach NCAA softball tourney
•	UCLA's Flanagan 'best' water polo player
•	Cornell's Schmidt eyes 7-foot jump
•	ISLE FILE Warriors name volleyball coach
•	FERD LEWIS Why not sing her praises?
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Stars dissect their parts in 'Matrix Reloaded'
•	Local fighter lends moves to 'Matrix' film prequel
•	Brawl scene uses a digital Keanu to play 'trix on mind
•	'No Shame,' when it comes to cash, prizes
•	UH film program gains an advocate
•	SHAPE UP Workout tools that won't empty your wallet
•	STAGE REVIEW 'Music Man' better heard than seen
•	THE LEFT LANE Win a trip to London
•	Classical French with a Pacific touch
•	For starters, try chef's chicken curry ravioli
•	Upside-down cake makes comeback as trendy dessert
•	Culinary Calendar
•	OFF THE SHELF Kaffir lime a flavor that says Thai
•	QUICK AND EASY Chicken workout supper
•	RECIPE DOCTOR Add fiber, cut fat with this version of a pilaf
•	QUICK BITES Lodge at Koele staff re-energized
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT McDonald's salads tasty, high in calories
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday

Business
•	City puts Block J on sale
•	Central Pacific requests meeting
•	Time Warner CEO likely to be chairman by Hawai'i visit
•	Verizon to lower prices for DSL service
•	AIRLINES Startup airline not cleared for business
•	Hawaiian exchanges plans with jet creditor
•	HAWAI'I SMALL BUSINESS Shop tries to recover from theft
•	SMALL BUSINESS Agency calls contracting system flawed
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Guam governor on Japan tour

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Budget brinkmanship is a poor council tactic
•	Return of cave relics a chance to start over
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH Let's all get back to humor
•	ISLAND VOICES Here's how to solve homeless problem