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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, March 05, 2007

Articles for March 5, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	Dante may be out for Pepperdine volleyball match
•	Bronson Sardinha's home run lifts Yankees over Tigers
•	'42nd Street' next production at Ronald Bright Theatre
•	Ballet Hawaii to start Kapolei classes March 13
•	Nevada OK's UFC chief Dana White vs. Tito Ortiz bout
•	UH men's volleyball falls to No. 14
•	K5 will telecast UH men's games in WAC Tournament
•	Four-time Iditarod champion withdraws
•	Qi Gong grandmaster to speak on natural health care
•	BYUH to play Cal State-San Bernardino in hoop regional
•	Kamake'e Street gas line fixed; traffic still restricted
•	Cyanotech shares lifted by European regulatory ok
•	Nevada No. 10, Washington State 11 in AP Top 25 poll
•	FedEX offers Hawai'i customers one-day freight service
•	Honolulu's alternative fuels fleet No. 2 among cities
•	Castle Performing Arts Center to stage '42nd Street'
•	UH women No. 129 in RPI
•	Mark Wilson wins Honda Classic on 3rd playoff hole
•	Heat's Wade will attempt to come back this season
•	Soccer star Beckham hurts knee, could miss 2 months
•	North Carolina player suffered broken nose after all
•	Sports tomorrow: ILH baseball begins play
•	Sports today: NCAA Division II softball
•	On the air tomorrow: Hoops, hockey, soccer
•	On the air today: NCAA, NBA hoops
•	Honolulu flight returns to L.A. as pilot smells smoke
•	Pedestrian killed near Poka'i Bay
•	HECO restores power in Kalihi
•	UH's Harrington named WAC Pitcher of the Week
•	'Iolani alum Low named all-Pac 10
•	New Honolulu Symphony conductor to be unveiled
•	Akaka wants $2.9 billion more tagged for veteran care
•	Sailor from Hilo, 36, dies in Kuwait
•	O'ahu homes sold for median $614,500 last month
•	Man, 83, pleads not guilty to stabbing wife in Waikiki
•	Man gets 5-year prison term in copper theft case
•	Jolt from outlet injures Makalapa Elementary student
•	Man, 63, critically injured in Mililani apartment fire
•	Man sentenced to life for '98 police officer shooting
•	House, Senate trade bills in key time at Legislature
•	Dow trades above 12,000 mark amid market unease
•	Lingle releases $3 million for UH-Manoa upgrade plans
•	Former UH president Simone retiring from N.Y. post
•	Historic preservation day showcases Hawai'i projects
•	HawaiiUSA credit union members hit by e-mail scam
•	Overturned semi-truck righted; 2 Nimitz lanes shut
•	Ex-UH receiver Lelie happy for chance with 49ers
•	TV search to begin for 7th Pussycat Doll
•	5 music legends to be honored Saturday
•	Captain of first-ever voyage under North Pole dies
•	Another round of sunshine, isolated showers
•	Wake set for restaurateur, Advertiser columnist
•	Read excerpts from Hot Seat session in Sunday's Focus
•	Overseas markets plunge as Nikkei falls for 5th day
•	Business highlights: Wal-Mart, oil prices, A&P
•	Boxer who earned draw with Viloria suspended, fined
•	Oscar winner, St. Louis grad speaking at UH today
•	Blood drives today at UH, KCC
•	Hawai'i Kai library hosts comedic Japanese theater
•	2 UH law school students win national competition
•	Small to moderate surf hits northern shores
•	Big Kahuna's Pizza moving from Pu'uloa Road
•	Teacher remains in custody in federal drug case
•	Central O'ahu community forum set
•	Internet help-wanted ads greater than unemployed
•	Time Warner Maui, Hilo cable customers to get refund
•	HMSA is selling benefit services subsidiary
•	A&B Properties buys Texas shopping center for $13.6M
•	Hawaiian Airlines most punctual carrier in January
•	Pipeline work closes part of Nimitz Highway at night
•	Hawai'i men No. 94 in college basketball's RPI

Local News
•	Better 'the bush' than a homeless shelter
•	Admiral Fallon calls for patience on Iraq
•	Bills aim to shine light on spending
•	Fallon: Isle-based aircraft carrier unlikely
•	At a click, crime statistics
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Kaua'i pavilion to rise from the ashes
•	ATV trailer to assist police
•	International festival at LCC
•	Gyotaku to take Swiss Haus site
•	Group kicks off cleanup drive
•	'Traditions of Pacific' in focus
•	Canoe club plans cleanup
•	Permit sought for wind towers
•	Kuhio parade seeks partakers
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Cuts made to governor's plan
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Eleven earn awards for achievements
•	Survivors in fight over benefits
•	Role-playing serious work for Hilo soldier
•	Raptor glitches being fixed
POLICE BEAT
•	Mo'ili'ili man charged in theft of car, purebred silky terrier
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	Hokule'a shortens stay in Pohnpei
KAUA'I
•	Classroom building on Kaua'i burns
•	Obituaries
JAN TENBRUGGENCATE
•	New uses for parts of buildings

Sports
•	Hawai'i's Moore rides wave of future
•	Grice, Smith honored by WAC
•	Hawai'i hammers Chicago State, 16-1
UH SOFTBALL
•	UH beats Kent State to place third
BASKETBALL
•	BYUH gets at-large bid to NCAAs
ISLE FILE
•	Grand Canyon beats Hilo
•	Sports calendar
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Lojeski on guard duty once again

Island Life
•	Big-screen beautifier
•	Sister Helen Prejean visiting with agenda: end death penalty
•	Trias still wows crowd 3 years after 'Idol'
MIKE LEIDEMANN
•	To clean is to become sidetracked
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Online magazine with sense of humor
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	Hawai'i's hotel occupancy tumbles
•	Identity thieves love tourists
•	Extreme-weather job blows minds
WORKPLACE
•	How to end an e-mail addiction
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Leadership Corner
•	No ka 'oi
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Eateries trying to prevent fraud
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	With Wai'anae open, time to fix Next Step
•	HPV vaccine program best left up to parents
COMMENTARY
•	Drug authority will help mental heath patients
•	Is the bigger picture lost in trans fat debate?
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

•	TGI Monday

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