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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Saturday, February 14, 2004

Articles for February 14, 2004

Local News
•	Residents launch petition for charter school in Waimanalo
•	Rusti will stay at Honolulu Zoo
•	Rule sets murder defendant free
•	High court justice wraps up Island visit
•	H-1 CRASH Racing possible factor in fatal crash on H-1
•	Family relied on victim in bad times
•	Despite deaths, traffic safety bills rarely become law
•	Use of H-1 as speedway frustrates many
•	DISPATCHES FROM IRAQ 2 Schofield Barracks soldiers wounded
•	OTHER NEWS Release of Dobelle's next review discussed
•	Governors don't want war politicized
•	Religion's role in fair questioned by ACLU
•	House defers bills on arbitration
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH SPORTS UH sweeps Stanford
•	Rainbows get 15 hits in rout of Panthers
•	Motivation no problem for UH, So. Methodist
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Kailua, Kapolei in state softball final
•	Mililani, Punahou in rematch for soccer title
•	Kamehameha cheerleaders return with national crown
•	Kalaheo reaches OIA basketball semifinals
•	OTHER SPORTS Viloria pounds out victory
•	Lajola working to step up in national rankings
•	UHH's Mason ties for second at Waikoloa
•	ISLE FILE Rainbow Wahine lose two at softball tourney
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	SATURDAY SCOOPS Blow a kiss
•	PRESCRIPTIONS Enzymes can help ease sore, inflamed muscles
•	Health Calendar
•	ISLAND TREASURES Century-old bronze statue lamp could fetch $12,600
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	FAITH America's Jesus covers wide range
•	Islam class points to differences in beliefs
•	Weekly Thoughts
•	Faith Calendar
•	EXPRESSIONS OF FAITH Take time to share your love
•	Health Calendar

Business
•	Hawaii Biotech lands $5.6M research grant
•	Concrete strike talks collapse
•	Creditors' rights cited in ruling
•	Pineapple grower reduces its losses
•	Business briefs
•	OTHER BUSINESS Synthetic diamonds rock the industry
•	U.S. trade deficit hit $489B in 2003

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Greenspan's puzzling economic nostroms
•	Letters to the Editor

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