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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, November 06, 2003

Articles for November 6, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Schofield troops will deploy to Iraq
•	Waipahu man charged with murder
•	Ocean researchers share discoveries with schools
•	Police Beat
•	Jobless-claims drop helps to spur stocks

Local News
•	Kualoa Ranch building $2 million visitor center
•	Company sold out of anti-shark device
•	Donor reports increase in people seeking free lab tests
•	POLICE/COURTS Five indicted in campaign probe
•	Waipahu man charged with murder
•	Police Beat
•	CITY GOVERNMENT Council wants study of O'ahu light-rail plan
•	Auto weight-tax proposal advances
•	City acts to resolve EPA recycled water issue
•	OTHER NEWS Big Island mayor opposes raises
•	Sept. 11 led to surge in charitable giving
•	Young, single, educated residents leaving Hawai'i
•	Lingle appoints three members to campaign spending panel
•	Six honored in Hawaiian community
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	EDUCATION Three elementary schools make the grade
•	Incentives for good grades can help or hurt
•	OUR SCHOOLS • KAHUKU ELEMENTARY Computer projects let students teach the world
•	Education briefs
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Permit needed to move sand
•	Grants
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	Sullivan wins third Xcel Pro
•	Akebono leaving sumo for K-1 fights
•	Former NHL, TV stars to play here tomorrow
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Seven ballcarriers amass 1,639 yards, 27 touchdowns
•	Punahou girls capture ILH volleyball crown
•	ILH, OIA to meet each other in football
•	Mililani hires Sato to coach baseball team
•	UH SPORTS Hawai'i's Kai selected WAC soccer Player of Year again
•	WARRIORS NOTEBOOK Defense blitzes offense in scouts' scrimmage
•	Shoji injects fun into Rainbow Wahine practices
•	Weekend watch
•	ISLE FILE UH women golfers tie for 12th
•	AROUND THE GREENS Kaua'i's Shirai, 87, longtime teacher
•	Holes in one
•	Tour money leaders
•	Golf notices
•	GOLF BRIEFS Million Dollar Shot qualifying to begin
•	FERD LEWIS WAC not tolerating blown calls
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	New generation of male pop stars topping charts
•	A fashion success story that began by accident
•	KISSES AND MISSES Cheaters already know answers to questions about betrayal
•	THE LEFT LANE Santa and your pet, pretty as a picture
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	Movie Openings
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	City Bank launches grassroots campaign
•	Pension board to review mutual fund company
•	Hiding crime hurts tourism, city told
•	Towers proposed for lot on Kapi'olani
•	Visitors bureau marks 100 years
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Ammo-detection kits delivered
•	OTHER BUSINESS Wal-Mart influence across U.S. grows
•	Credit-card safety measures advance
•	Microsoft puts $5 million in bounties on virus makers
•	Chairman unveils NYSE reform plan
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Officials zero in on 2 major mutual funds
•	Bringing your lunch can add to your savings
•	Take steps to make money go further while abroad
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY Sallie Mae makes right decision to report data to all major credit bureaus

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Kamehameha 'scandal' should be resolved
•	Like it or not, we swim with sharks
•	Fewer foreign students could hurt economy
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES UH has outgrown the WAC