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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, August 27, 2004

Articles for August 27, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Many bid aloha to Hiram Fong
•	Blaze at Hotel Street bar disrupts traffic
•	Ilaoa won't play in UH football season opener
•	Police Beat
•	Oil, economy reports give shares light boost

Local News
•	HIRAM FONG \| 1906-2004 Hundreds pay respects to Fong at Capitol rites
•	Through good times and bad, Fong was inspiration to many
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Breakthrough reached in fight against fruit fly
•	Monk seal on Kaua'i bites pushy tourist in the butt
•	Hawai'i poverty rate up slightly
•	ELECTION 2004 Candidates agree traffic is No. 1 issue in W. Maui
•	Soldier to announce decision on candidacy
•	POLICE/COURTS Counterfeit licenses targeted
•	Drivers in fatal crashes identified
•	Two plead not guilty to theft charges
•	OTHER NEWS Ha'iku Stairs deal reached
•	Security guards posted at cave
•	Odor sends Makakilo students to hospital
•	No quarantine time for Clay's wreath
•	Basketball league a shoe-in for kids
•	Projects to close lanes on Kahekili Highway
•	The way to 'financial literacy'
•	HAWAI'I BRIEFS Two indicted in separate collisions
•	HAWAIIAN STYLE It's been a good 100 years for 'Kaiser' Okazaki
•	Mother helped son find a way
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Warriors name captains
•	McClain fine with subsidizing athletics
•	COLLEGE FOOTBALL Mountain West to end ties with ESPN
•	NCAA won't reinstate USC receiver Williams
•	2004 OLYMPICS U.S. beats Brazil in OT to capture soccer gold
•	Colin bows out of Olympic kayaking
•	U.S. claims bronze in water polo
•	HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ILH, OIA turn back the clock
•	Baldwin linebacker a recruiting magnet
•	RECREATION Golden paddlers tackling long-distance challenges
•	Kane'ohe's Greer off to Paralympics
•	Sports notices
•	Sports Calendar
•	Stay tuned, UH kickoff week away

Island Life
•	Struggling to find fun
•	ENTERTAINMENT 'Lost' showing on big Waikiki screen
•	'Hero' takes Jet Li beyond action star
•	MTV pulls singer
•	KISSES AND MISSES Don't fret: First kiss will happen
•	HAWAI'I'S GARDENS Various species of naupaka are unique to Pacific
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	HOME HANDYMAN It's best to check drywall after rain for any signs of moisture
•	ISLAND LIFE SHORTS Bring your dancing shoes to the Academy
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Hawaiian Air trustee joins in payment plan
•	Carlyle closer to Verizon purchase
•	Hotels hit July occupancy record
•	Retiring admiral to join HEI, HECO boards
•	Second macadamia lawsuit fights deal
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS A&B finalizes Kaka'ako deal
•	REAL ESTATE Camera phones aren't kid stuff anymore
•	30-year mortgage creeps up to 5.82%
•	'Grandfamily' housing accommodates wide age variance
•	Casual anglers grab more of nation's prized fish

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Focus on openness a priority for chief
•	Sashimi doesn't have to be that poisonous
•	ISLAND VOICES Promote the culture of peace, not of war
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MOVIE SCENE Parade of fall films
•	'Suspect Zero' has zero credibility as criminal thriller
•	After 2 years, 'Hero' finally washes ashore on U.S. screens
•	Fangs a lot, Hollywood, for gratuitous 'Anaconda' sequel
•	Adulterers' motives explored in 'We Don't Live Here'
•	For adults, 'Superbabies' is a reverse form of child abuse
•	Screening room
•	DVD SCENE 'Purple Rain' still hot after 2 decades
•	THE NIGHT STUFF Front row at show may get a Beat-ing
•	DANCE SCENE Expect the unexpected as 'La Madonna' comes alive
•	COMEDY SCENE Swell of laughter is comic's ideal ride
•	CULTURAL SCENE Glowing dragon to debut at lion-dance contest
•	STAGE SCENE Season opens with tribute, musical, short plays
•	Stage Calendar
•	ISLAND EXCURSIONS Gardens designed for keiki
•	DINING SCENE Brazilian barbecue buffet makes it fun to fill up
•	MY VIEW Music: 'One Plus One is One' by Badly Drawn Boy
•	EVENT CALENDARS TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Ongoing Events
•	The Buzz
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Billboard hits