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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, September 12, 2004

Articles for September 12, 2004

Local News
•	Old leads new on sea cruise
•	Tax disputes increase with land values across Islands
•	EDUCATION State will post assessments of each school's performance
•	ELECTION 2004 Five candidates vie for seat left vacant by Mike Gabbard
•	OTHER NEWS 'No go' zone helps dolphins
•	Parade brims with aloha
•	City public safety officers pay tribute at eternal flame
•	Palolo pool due to reopen this week
•	Kula hospital celebrates
•	HAWAI'I BRIEFS Water advisory on Big Island
•	Community Calendar
•	OUR HONOLULU All that's fit to print — in Chinese
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH VOLLEYBALL Hawai'i volleyball now 6-0
•	HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Mililani stays unbeaten, 21-0
•	SURFING DeSoto brothers finish 1-2 in small Waikiki surf
•	US OPEN Russia's Kuznetsova wins U.S. Open women's title
•	Federer, Hewitt in men's final
•	ISLE FILE Ting reaches match play of U.S. Mid-Amateur golf
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Acting 'local'
•	At HTY, clothes do make the man
•	Festival offers peek at talent in world of independent film
•	'Shark Tale' inspires artworks on the sea
•	TRAVEL Call of the country
•	Share with nature the breadth of O'ahu's Ko'olau Loa
•	Organized tours a convenient, hassle-free way to discover other countries
•	ISLAND SOUNDS 'Best of' discs offer taste but not full flavor of our music
•	ART Exhibit traces poster styles in post-World War II Japan
•	Art Calendar
•	'OHANA Planning now for that overdue midlife crisis
•	Deployment meant tying knot on a memorable day
•	Family Album
•	Routines teach kids to work, then play
•	Weddings
•	Births
•	Animal Companions
•	Lit Beat
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

Business
•	LOCAL BUSINESS Small business rules review panel short-handed
•	Satellite television gains customers in Hawai'i
•	NONPROFITS Roles of boards undergoing change
•	HAWAI'I MARKET WATCH Pacific Capital Value Fund
•	HAWAI'I STATUS REPORT International visitor arrivals fall
•	Jobless claims in double-digit dip for 22 weeks
•	State's hot economy pushes inflation higher than on the mainland
•	OTHER BUSINESS Retail sales for month remain sluggish
•	Big 3 to fight it out for office sales
•	Fast-food giant still open to change
•	'Divine' prophecy inspires oil hunter
•	Synthetic urine passing the test
•	Corporate America hoarding cash
•	Lay's defense lawyer relies on bold strategy

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Budget picture should make the money flow
•	'Squatter' law must be thrown out, replaced
•	SEPT. 11 \| 3 YEARS LATER We're winning: Military, political gains show U.S. can win a difficult war
•	We're losing: Not knowing reason for attacks ultimately will make us lose
•	When teaching students about 9/11, start with empathy
•	COMMENTARIES Lessons to learn from, yes, Canada
•	The new formula for staying aloft
•	Help returnees heal from the traumas of war
•	AFTER DEADLINE Errors do slip in despite proofreading
•	THE RISING EAST Conflicting currents color American policy decisions
•	JERRY BURRIS Key races on ballot Saturday
•	Letters to the Editor