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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, October 20, 2003

Articles for October 20, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Kalihi woman, 58, killed by a van
•	Jack Johnson plans O'ahu gig
•	Police Beat
•	Stocks rebound after 3M, Citigroup reports

Local News
•	Activists assemble their own school 'survival kits'
•	$77M in contracts frozen
•	Prosecution in 'ice' pregnancy triggers debate
•	Apology helps ease golf controversy
•	ELECTION 2004 Few braving race for mayor
•	Kucinich stumps on O'ahu for presidential campaign
•	OTHER NEWS Pacific economic council will move to Hong Kong
•	Job Corps students spruce up historic site
•	Medical school to add Hawaiian department
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Project Kokua
•	Grants
•	JAN TENBRUGGENCATE Beach had 40 tons of debris

Sports
•	Hawai'i overcomes Arizona
•	Rainbows blank Spartans in soccer
•	Ex-football player suits up for UH basketball team
•	UH FOOTBALL Hawai'i's spirits high after first win on road
•	ISLE FILE Metzger, partner beaten in Beach final
•	FERD LEWIS UH didn't pledge its allegiance
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	Succulent plants grow into sun-loving holiday wreath
•	Halloween? A little hair of the dog
•	Star-crossed love of 'Skin' casts its Romeo as an L.A. power teen
•	FITNESS PROFILE Restaurateur's recipe for health
•	ABOUT MEN Rediscovering self with man flicks, patio lights, pizza chaser
•	THE LEFT LANE Cowabunga crashers
•	TGI Monday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Hawai'i's tricky retailers conjure up quick treats
•	STOCK MARKET Earnings may have hit peak
•	Corporate earnings hopes could be inflated
•	1924-2003 Frank J. Manaut led Bank of Hawaii in '80s
•	AT WORK Short on height, short on salary
•	Productivity, satisfaction go dark with burned-out light bulb
•	LEADERSHIP CORNER Power is 'within yourself,' Women's Business Center director says
•	Business Notebook
•	Coming Events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Time to think big on a farmers market
•	Foreign students face enough barriers already
•	Letters to the Editor
•	SECOND OPINION Traffic: Small can be beautiful

Military Briefing
•	Pentagon's battle over land for training heats up
•	Briefs
•	MILITARY UPDATE Concurrent-receipt deal boosts pay for thousands of disabled retirees

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