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The Honolulu Advertiser
Articles for June 29, 2005

Breaking/PM Stories
 •  Satele, Mahelona on Outland Trophy watch list
 •  Police Beat: Man reaches into glove-box, pulls out gun
 •  Business briefs: Economic Momentum group off to slow start
 •  Stocks fall as investors await Fed action

Local News
 •  Windward sees more young homeless
 •  Akaka bill has votes to pass, Inouye says
 •  Council resolute on tax increase
 •  POLICE/COURTS
Man on bike mugs pedestrians
 •  Nanakuli homes feel heat from latest fire
 •  Cemetery business faces new lawsuit
 •  OTHER NEWS
Crisis seen in officials' quitting
 •  WWII plane finds new home on Ford Island
 •  Lingle's veto list fixed, after deadline
 •  UH alumni listing a hit
 •  HAWAI'I BRIEFS
Arts hui finishes Kaluanui deal
 •  Obituaries
 •  Big Island anthurium workout

Sports
 •  ISLE PROFILE: RYAN TANOUE
He's got Beijing in his sights
 •  UH ATHLETICS
UH won't renew 3 coaches' contracts
 •  HIGH SCHOOLS
Crusaders, Buffanblu will face Utah's best
 •  1927 - 2005
Doi was architect of Waimea athletics
 •  HOMEGROWN REPORT
Healthy again, Swart swimming with the best
 •  ISLE FILE
USA water polo advances in World League play
 •  FERD LEWIS
Fans coming from far, wide to see Wie
 •  On the Air
 •  Sports Calendar
 •  For the Record

Island Life
 •  COMMENTARY
Spielberg's Worlds
 •  MOVIE REVIEW
Spielberg's 'War of Worlds' brings horror home
 •  Paramedic program teaches teens how to save lives
 •  SHAPE UP
You can talk away pounds
 •  ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
Cinema Paradise fare
 •  Tube notes
 •  TGI Wednesday
 •  TASTE
Behind the supermarket scene
 •  FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Portuguese event yields tasty recipe
 •  LIGHT & LOCAL
Szechuan eggplant with less oil
 •  RECIPE DOCTOR
Light version of Martha's BLT salad
 •  SEVEN OR LESS
Enjoying red lentils from movie locations
 •  Culinary Calendar
 •  Quick Bites

Business
 •  LOCAL BUSINESS
Neighbor vs. neighbor at packed hearing on B&Bs
 •  Algae farmers get green light
 •  Matson marks ship's maiden voyage
 •  Governor vetoes workers' comp bill
 •  Tour firm to pay $3 million in bus-sale settlement
 •  OTHER BUSINESS
Scrushy acquitted of all charges
 •  Stocks bounce back as oil prices drop $2
 •  SMALL BUSINESS
Proposed law allows certain unsolicited faxes
 •  Evaluate everything when business slips
 •  BUSINESS BRIEFS
HECO offers way to cut bills
 •  Gas prices

Opinion
 •  EDITORIAL
Still time to salvage the county transit tax
 •  Bush's Iraq update: clearer plans needed
 •  COMMENTARY
Cruise control of actor starting to careen
 •  COMMENTARY
Thoughts of mortality and Dad's wish
 •  Letters to the Editor