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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, March 30, 2008

Articles for March 30, 2008

Breaking News
•	Last Aloha passenger flights tomorrow after six decades
•	Interisland fares likely to rise, analyst says
•	Aloha closure hits Neighbor Island customers, workers
•	Aloha closure: Q and A
•	Major events in Aloha Airlines' history
•	Share your Aloha memories with us
•	United Airlines says it will assist Aloha customers
•	Hawaiian Airlines adding 6,000 seats on Tuesday
•	Aloha Airlines fact box
•	Here's help for people looking for work
•	Go! airline increasing Honolulu flights
•	Aloha Airlines CEO's letter to employees
•	Hawaii Tourism Authority statement on Aloha Airlines
•	Inouye's statement on Aloha Airlines
•	Maui mayor's statement on Aloha Airlines
•	Lingle asks court to delay Aloha passenger service shutdown
•	PRESS RELEASE: Aloha Airlines
•	Pearl City man charged with sexually assaulting girl
•	Waianae man charged with threatening to kill ex
•	Whitmore Village man accused of gun threat
•	Police investigating Wahiawa toddler's injuries
•	Shark sightings close Hanalei Bay
•	Doctors leery of cholesterol drugs after key study flops
•	'Killing Fields' survivor dies from pancreatic cancer
•	Trade winds picking up speed
•	Composers simply masterful with symphony
•	Small surf dominates today’s forecast
•	TheBoat schedule changes Monday
•	24-hour closures on Ala Moana today
•	Airport viaduct lanes closed again
•	H-1 11th Avenue on-ramp closed today
•	3 H-1 lanes closed near Waimalu
•	Kula trails to open to bikes on trial basis
•	Ala Moana road work starts Monday
•	Marr, Summerer win Iroquois Point Triathlon
•	HPU softball falls in quarterfinals of tournament
•	Honolulu's Vercruyssen wins Jr. women’s trampoline title
•	Sacramento State completes series sweep of Rainbows, 10-6
•	Thunderstorms cancel Hawaii-LaTech softball game
•	NCAA: Men's basketball tournament glance
•	Kansas holds off Davidson as all top seeds reach Final Four
•	Memphis routs Texas to reach Final Four
•	Parker McLachlin finishes tied for 12th at Zurich Open
•	McLachlin four shots back of lead after Zurich Classic third round
•	Baseball: Nationals open new stadium with walk-off homer win
•	Baseball: Weekend transactions
•	Baseball: 39,389 help open Nationals Park
•	NCAA: Women's Tournament schedule, results
•	Golf: Ochoa pulls away to successfully defend Safeway International title
•	CBKB: Wash. St.'s Bennett says he won't pursue Indiana job
•	Autos: Hamlin foils Burton's strategy to win at Martinsville
•	Golf: Argentina's Romero wins Zurich Classic for first PGA Tour title
•	Baseball: D'backs put Randy Johnson, 2 others on DL
•	Tennis: Davenport upsets Ivanovic at Key Biscayne
•	Baseball: Dodgers place Garciaparra, 2 others on disabled list
•	NFL: Hair today, gone tomorrow. Will NFL ban long hair on field?
•	Golf: Langer holds steady to win Ginn Championship
•	Tennis: Venus Williams, Henin reach 4th round at Key Biscayne
•	Baseball: Orioles cut injury-riddled Gibbons
•	Bush throwing out first pitch at Washington's new stadium
•	Golf: Levet beats teen in playoff to win Andalucia Open
•	Cycling: American Reed wins gold at track worlds
•	Baseball: Today's, tomorrow's probable starting pitchers
•	Golf: Els withdraws from Houston Open, cites virus
•	Swim: Australia's D'Arcy in bar fight after named to Olympic team
•	Ex-NBA player Rider released after arrest in auto theft case
•	Running: Bekele wins record-setting sixth world cross-country title
•	Olympics: Greece hands over flame amid pro-Tibet protests
•	NFL: Changes in playoff scheduling considered
•	Preps: Maui improves to 6-0 with win over KS-Maui
•	UH: 2-for-1 ticket deals for men's volleyball vs. BYU
•	UH: Ohana Festival before spring practice April 26
•	UH: McMackin heads Warrior Coaching Clinic April 19
•	Cheerleading: Five-time champs HPU on display today
•	On the air today: Final Four berths, baseball, Lakers
•	On the air tomorrow: Major-league baseball openers

Local News
•	Hawaii foreclosures 'slowly building'
•	Obama's tutu a Hawaii banking pioneer
•	Overhaul of Fed would see losers, winners
•	Hawaii 3R's volunteers brighten School
•	Loss of parking fees probed
LEGISLATURE
•	Senate gives priority to OHA audit
EDUCATION
•	Radford team wins robotics contest
ENVIRONMENT
•	For the Environment
•	Big meteor shower coming, but moon will dim it
WILDLIFE
•	Volunteers spot 50-plus whales an hour in final count of season
TRANSPORTATION
•	Council to revisit type of transit
OTHER NEWS
•	Big Island man fearing black hole files lawsuit
•	Voices take Ko'olauloa kids overseas
•	Obama's connection to Kennedys inaccurate
•	'Barry' learned to like Punahou
•	Group: Message of sex-ed play vital
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Hornets sweep Rainbows, 6-4, 5-2
•	UCLA advances to Final Four
•	Warriors spring into action
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Saint Louis edges Mid-Pacific, 9-8
•	Mililani rolls by Kapolei, 6-2
•	No. 2 Warriors go to 5-0
•	Track and field
BASKETBALL
•	Hansbrough propels North Carolina, 83-73
•	NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament
•	Men's NCAA Tournament
•	Defense spurs Tar Heel women to regional final
BASEBALL
•	National league capsules
•	American League capsules
•	Astros waive Williams, but owe pitcher $6.5M
OTHER SPORTS
•	Dismasted yacht arrives at Ala Wai
ISLE FILE
•	Robinson helps UH sweep LaTech
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	End cries of getting 'homered'

Island Life
•	The high spirits of Uncle George Naope
•	Today's 'Net generation' kids unique
•	Brockmeier scores winner with creative vignettes, lyrical prose
TELEVISION
•	The story behind Korean family names
PETS
•	Animal companions
BOOKS
•	What I'm reading: Val Iwashita Headmaster, 'Iolani Schools
•	Lit Beat
•	Hawaii best-sellers
ART
•	Walton's world
•	Art calendar
•	Canon USA Hawaii winning picture
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Feel the 'Energy'
'OHANA
•	Toddlers learn early to prevent sports injuries
FAMILY MATTERS
•	Terrified by tentacled, tiny aliens
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Sunday
•	Births
•	Tryouts calendar
MOMS
•	Weight-loss books can backfire
•	Terrified by tentacled, tiny aliens
•	Births

Business
•	Local businesses prepare for downturn
•	Product labels put liability in doubt
•	Casinos hoping to ride out recession
TECHNOLOGY
•	iPhone owners learn: Pick your know-it-all moments carefully
SMALL BUSINESS
•	Franchises a good, but tough, start in the business world
CONSUMER
•	Wheat shortage crippling bakers
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Boating industry struggling to stay afloat
•	Workers face too many details, not enough time for organizing
•	Pizza Hut to offer pasta for delivery

Opinion
•	Key energy bills need push to keep on track
•	Expanding reach of healthcare slow going
COMMENTARY
•	Tax rebate advice, optimism in face of doomsday
•	Taiwan may soon face China's wrath
•	Send the Current Occupant to talk to the volcano
•	Hope lies in buying Molokai Ranch
•	Tibet's last great chance
AFTER DEADLINE
•	All sides of rail debate presented
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

TELEVISION
•	The story behind Korean family names
•	TGI Sunday

Travel
•	The Iconic Zion
•	Plan your Utah trip on the Web
•	Garden Isles' rugged Na Pali Coast
•	Let's go: Vegas
•	Guggenheim Museums magnificent
•	Holoholo
•	In San Antonio, it's one big Fiesta
•	Let's go: Hawaii and the World
•	Travel Almanac
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	Show ticket prices stabilizing
IRENE CROFT JR.
•	Do your homework first on overseas phone charges

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