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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Saturday, August 07, 2004

Articles for August 7, 2004

Local News
•	Five Schofield soldiers injured in Afghanistan
•	State agency tells UH it must release records
•	Beach boy stands change hands
•	EDUCATION Public underwhelmed by UH logo finalists
•	Principal surprised by fan club
•	Dobelle poll tried to define 'haole'
•	OTHER NEWS Pu'u 'O'o erupts live on Web
•	State hospital reform near end
•	Passing storm will be milder than last
•	Crime, education are Waipahu's top issues
•	Sand Island park reopens after spill
•	Wailuku bakery burns, killing cat
•	Warehouse squatters found with computers, cell phones
•	POLICE BEAT Politician's court date postponed
•	OBITUARIES Hugh Pingree, former president, director of First Hawaiian Bank
•	Service scheduled for James F. Gary
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	OLYMPICS Hawai'i umpire working biggest stage in softball
•	Defense lifts Team USA, 78-60
•	OTHER SPORTS Billfish tourney gets off hook
•	ISLE FILE Top seeds in final of Kailua doubles
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	SATURDAY SCOOPS Xeriscaping: Great garden, less water
•	PRESCRIPTIONS Soy products beneficial to most women
•	Health Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	FAITH Democrats lose religion aide
•	Episcopal gay policy shaky
•	Saint Francis school turns 80
•	Judge orders bishops to open priests' secret personnel files
•	Black churches abandoning political role
•	Weekly Thoughts
•	Faith Calendar
•	COMMENTARY Take on bully with a prayer

Business
•	Hawai'i gets an 'F' on workers' comp system
•	Mortgage firm adds Hawai'i branches
•	PUC allows scrutiny of Verizon-Carlyle deal
•	OTHER BUSINESS Wall St. fears for the worse
•	Google's IPO getting rocky
•	Moscow court overrules seizure of key Yukos oil subsidiary
•	Online auction startup site says hock it to me

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Cleanup is needed to justify new sites
•	Letters to the Editor

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