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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, January 07, 2004

Articles for January 7, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Shooting reported at Pali Golf Course
•	Public schools get mixed grades
•	Japanese travel expected to rise
•	LInemen Samuseva, Ala invited to Hula Bowl
•	Police Beat
•	HPD promotions announced
•	Blue-chip stocks finish lower

Local News
•	Police agree to improve alcohol abuse policies
•	HEALTH AARP says drug costs a hardship in Hawai'i
•	Fouled waters off limits till bacteria count declines
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Aging warriors, new war: Guard unit bound for Iraq
•	Discounts, events help support troops
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Economists expect 2004 to be rosy
•	NBC's 'Pearl City' to start filming in spring
•	Youth prison reform initiated
•	POLICE/COURTS Drug devices seized in raids
•	Logging fines may be close to $150,000
•	Driver who hit, killed officer to serve minimum of 7 years
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Sights set on 'renegade' truck drivers
•	Boater offers more details on collision with whale
•	Emergency landing made at Midway
•	Kamehameha marching band heads home after delay
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	OBITUARIES Hiram Kamaka, state budget director, dead at 76
•	Obituaries
•	BOB KRAUSS Gulicks shook up town

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Iolani's 3-point shooting sinks Saint Louis, 66-28
•	Iolani boys topple Pac-Five, 1-0
•	Kanehira helps 'Aiea girls beat Mililani, 2-1
•	Waipahu to retire Williams' jersey tonight
•	UH SPORTS Setter lands at UH through Internet story
•	Hawai'i hopes to run through road blocks
•	HOMEGROWN HOME & AWAY McGee-Sharp playing through pain
•	OTHER SPORTS WAC achieves second-best bowl record
•	New year for PGA begins at Kapalua
•	BYUH rolls in PacWest opener
•	ISLE FILE Hula Bowl-bound returner wins Mosi Tatupu Award
•	Sports Calendar
•	Should we believe his books or bookies?
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Bald decisions
•	Heloise helps you get house in order
•	Newcomers get clued in on how to 'Live Aloha'
•	ENTERTAINMENT 'Peter Pan' kids have world on a wire
•	Blockbusters may no longer be hit flicks
•	SHAPE UP Personal trainers can help transform your body, life
•	COMMENTARY As 'West Wing' goes south, hail to 'O.C.'
•	THE LEFT LANE Kids and net dangers
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
•	TASTE Chicken for the soul of soup
•	Follow these steps to add some sizzle to your sauteing
•	Go upscale with the increasingly popular poblano pepper
•	Culinary Calendar
•	COOK'S TIPS Refill a pastry bag without removing tip
•	RECIPE DOCTOR Trim calories, fat from delectable dessert
•	SEVEN OR LESS Drizzle fish dish with orange marmalade sauce
•	QUICK BITES Festival offers parade of ethnic cuisines
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT What's changing in eating and grocery shopping in '04

Business
•	Hale'iwa Kua 'Aina moving to larger digs
•	Home sales hit new high
•	Airline factions oppose trustee salary
•	Business briefs
•	NATION BUSINESS Economy hits soft spot
•	Firms may start freezing pensions
•	SMALL BUSINESS Blind vendor sets sights at top
•	Lean operations help owners

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Potholes: Is O'ahu a Third World country?
•	Something good from Dana Ambrose's death
•	Letters to the Editor
•	COMMENTARY A new China syndrome?
•	VOLCANIC ASH Principals must get on board