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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, November 16, 2003

Articles for November 16, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Pilot rescued after plane crashes into Pacific

Local News
•	POLICE/COURTS Federal investigation follows firm's rapid rise
•	91% of major crimes unsolved in Honolulu
•	Body found in search for missing woman
•	Hawaiian entitlement cases heading to court this week
•	HOMELESS IN HAWAI'I Calls for action increase as homeless problem worsens
•	Focus put on homeless problem
•	OTHER NEWS Panel quick to back fixed rail
•	Small plane disappears off northern Maui coast
•	Hundreds attend Kaua'i fund-raiser for surfer
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Washington Week
•	Project Kokua
•	Community Calendar
•	Obituaries
•	BOB KRAUSS New press a marvel to behold
•	LEE CATALUNA There is no righteousness in ruining Hawai'i's treasured 'aina

Sports
•	UH FOOTBALL Warriors ineffective against Nevada, 24-14
•	Keli'ikipi could be finished for season
•	UH VOLLEYBALL Rainbows sweep San Jose
•	Rainbow Wahine photo gallery
•	UH BASKETBALL Pride at stake for BYUH, Hawai'i
•	Young Rainbow Wahine will run at opponents in waves
•	HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY Kamehameha's Kamaka'ala wins boys title
•	Seabury Hall's Ferguson captures girls race
•	OTHER HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Iolani star Carney will play at Lewis
•	SUMO Musashimaru's injured left wrist forces retirement
•	ISLE FILE BYUH holds off HPU in volleyball
•	Higashiyama clings to lead in State Open
•	Sports Calendar
•	Passing game goes into deep freeze
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Single Christians flock to matchmaking services
•	American Music Awards tonight cover lots of ground
•	New Year's Eve dinner concert to star Isaac Hayes
•	TRAVEL Discover Disney without the wait
•	CONCERT REVIEW Pianist brings 19th-century music to life
•	COMMENTARY Taking pride in lifestyle of North Shore
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS Holiday themes may pose dangers to pets
•	BOOK REVIEW Profiling a part of Hawai'i set in stone
•	Author takes on 'missionary myths'
•	BOOKMARK Book brings outrigger-canoe paddling to life
•	Lit Beat
•	ISLAND SOUNDS New releases from Ku'uipo Kumukahi, Fiji and Na Hokupa
•	ART REVIEW KOA awards span Hawai'i artists' creative spectrum
•	Art Calendar
•	FAMILY MATTERS Lamenting the lua, where the guys let their inner slobs rule
•	Births
•	Weddings
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	MUTUAL FUNDS Hawai'i feeling fund fallout
•	Public wants action on scandal
•	ACT 221 Looking beyond tax break bill
•	RETAIL Retailers wary of holiday discounting offer deals for shopping early
•	Stores wooing moms by offering child care
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Protectionist bills surface as tech jobs join move overseas
•	Economy's pace may bring rate hike
•	Bigger tax refunds may give Bush, economy a push
•	OTHER BUSINESS Cell phone messaging takes mischievous turn
•	Learning vacations appeal to baby boomers
•	Beef producers gaining from low-carb demand

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Housing First can work for Hawai'i
•	Accountability for Guantánamo?
•	COMMENTARIES Fixed-rail transit long overdue
•	Akaka bill could revive question of gambling in Hawai'i
•	Kennedy changed how Americans see each other, world
•	Kamehameha grateful for support as it defends admissions policy in court
•	Historical look 'not relevant'
•	THE RISING EAST Japanese elections a major setback for overdue reforms
•	AFTER DEADLINE Cell-phone era calls for caution printing, reading campaign polls
•	Diverse group talks with us about issues affecting state
•	JERRY BURRIS State must prepare for flood of jobs
•	Letters to the Editor