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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, March 21, 2004

Articles for March 21, 2004

Local News
•	RECYCLING Condo recycling programs lag behind rest of country
•	City's recycling office offers tips on starting program in your condo
•	OTHER TOP STORIES State warns against raises
•	Congregation moving up in Kalihi
•	Carbon dioxide hits record levels
•	Non-Hawaiians get scholarships
•	Mayor says work on roads 'timely'
•	'Ewa Beach kids get wet, sweat for clean cars, lives
•	Halt to Makua exercise cuts off 'realistic training,' Army says
•	OTHER NEWS Pipeline repair to cost $2M
•	City backtracks on mango trees
•	Sierra Club president picked for planning panel
•	Hunters sought to help clear area of alien sheep
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Mango thievery reported

Sports
•	UH BASKETBALL JC guard commits to UH
•	It's official: Hawai'i-Nebraska NIT game a sellout
•	UH VOLLEYBALL No. 1 BYU rallies to beat UH in five
•	UH BASEBALL Rice's Humber strikes out 17 in win over UH
•	UH SOFTBALL Rainbow Wahine drop two in softball tournament
•	ARENA2 FOOTBALL Darnell Arceneaux back for more with Islanders
•	LPGA Wie alone in ninth after 70 at Safeway
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Kamehameha edges Maryknoll in ILH baseball opener
•	ISLE FILE Hawai'i Pacific sweeps two in baseball
•	FERD LEWIS Not much hoopla for 'Huskers
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Expressive exercise
•	'Idol' chat goes to bat for Hawai'i candidates
•	Speaking pidgin helped enhance skills, linguist says
•	Galways' music powerful beyond words
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Motown to mele, they perform with feeling
•	Asian Americans are pressing to break through hip-hop scene
•	ART REVIEW Exploring Japanese crafts, textiles
•	Artist conducts atelier training this summer
•	Art Calendar
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS Make sure pet is healthy and not 'puppy mill' grad
•	TRAVEL Boutique hotels
•	FAMILY MATTERS One man's junk ... has spilled into my garage
•	LOVE STORIES Neither expected it, but something magic happened
•	Births
•	Weddings
•	Lit Beat
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	TAXES State tax collections lagging
•	IRS' new chief to focus audits on rich
•	Tax cuts backfire for millions of households
•	Filers beware: The IRS knows of these scams
•	MONEY MAKEOVER Frugal planner saving too cautiously
•	HOUSING Renting might make more sense for some
•	Low rates boost sales of 2nd homes
•	COMPANIES Microsoft battles antitrust charges at home, abroad
•	Chrysler rumored to lead in sales incentives
•	Amazon.com keeps investors on wild ride
•	Boeing to launch Internet service
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS HEI predicts actions will improve earnings
•	OTHER BUSINES Trump cashes in on new celebrity
•	Prison labor costing jobs, lawmakers say
•	Pre-screening for frequent fliers could start in June
•	HAWAI'I MARKET WATCH Spotlight: Pacific Capital Small Cap-A
•	HAWAI'I STATUS REPORT Visitor count steady, domestic arrivals offset foreign slump
•	Jobless claims fall for nearly four months
•	Hawai'i mortgage rates hover near half-century lows

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Trustees did right by Kamehameha Schools
•	No Child enforcement becoming nuanced
•	THE RISING EAST Ouster won't destabilize South Korea
•	DAVID POLHEMUS Spain not necessarily 'giving in'
•	AFTER DEADLINE Close-up view of war can mean tunnel vision
•	Letters to the Editor