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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, August 30, 2004

Articles for August 30, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Taiwan president's visit to affect freeway traffic today
•	Lingle presides over convention
•	Market pulled down by cautious investors

Local News
•	Statewide network will improve emergency response
•	FIRE Kane'ohe fire kills girl
•	Fire-safety plan needed for home
•	ELECTION 2004 More state voters seek absentee ballots
•	Signs sprout in campaign season
•	Guard soldier Tamayo won't campaign
•	State short of workers to staff voting sites on election day
•	REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION U.S. security a big issue for delegates
•	Hawai'i delegate eager to live 'history'
•	OTHER NEWS NBC series' premiere draws 3,000
•	Forum on Akaka bill precedes gathering
•	Going for the greening of downtown office design
•	Okinawan Festival on tap
•	Campers go camping for permits
•	HAWAI'I BRIEFS Airport intruder held at hospital
•	For the Environment
•	Community Calendar
•	Obituaries
•	JAN TENBRUGGENCATE Grants aid private projects

Sports
•	2004 OLYMPICS Clay left biggest mark among local athletes
•	U.S. volleyball finishes medal-less
•	PADDLING Hui Lanakila finally goes the distance
•	SOCCER Hawai'i struggles in 1-1 draw with Pacific
•	ISLE FILE HPU still perfect in women's volleyball
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Suddenly single?
•	The uke master wins fans in Japan
•	FITNESS PROFILE Olympian plays volleyball, soccer for exercise
•	ABOUT MEN Football, the great unifier
•	ISLAND LIFE SHORTS Watch less, want less
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	Time, money saved with state's online portals
•	After 35 years, Internet still evolving
•	Honolulu gas price tops U.S.
•	AT WORK Layoff can be tougher after 50
•	Firms wary of executives' 'dark side'
•	Resume overload poses big risks
•	Make most of interview by emphasizing 'soft skills'
•	Charity work can further your career
•	AT WORK After 9/11, workers see the merit of corporate badges
•	LEADERSHIP CORNER Chamber president pushes Native Hawaiian programs
•	Coming Events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Reports don't ease Abu Ghraib scandal
•	Kalihi ballplayers barefoot no more
•	Letters to the Editor
•	SECOND OPINION Congestion, transit barely tie in

Military Briefing
•	Troops, Pentagon officials gearing up for election
•	MILITARY UPDATE Lawsuit seeks to end 'stop-loss' in Iraq war