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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, September 23, 2004

Articles for September 23, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Former Hawaiian CEO to return $2.5 million
•	State sends six girls in youth custody to Utah
•	Police Beat
•	Surging oil prices spur selling of blue chips

Local News
•	GOVERNMENT Federal BRT money pulled
•	Council revises rules on farm tax
•	Hawai'i researcher lands $416,000 grant for harbor security
•	Natatorium contractor gets OK to begin work
•	Lingle lagging on bottle bill, Sierra Club says
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Army wants 1,400 acres
•	Ambush led to death of 'great' Schofield soldier
•	Guard deployment all in family
•	NATIVE AMERICANS Hawai'i treasures on display
•	IN COURT Ex-CEO wins appeal of tax case
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Kaua'i's newborn monk seals transferred to remote beach
•	State rushing to replace bowed bridge to Ha'ena
•	Teahouse, hale to be restored in 'Iao park
•	EDUCATION What your fifth-grader is expected to learn
•	Our Schools — Hawai'i Baptist Academy
•	Education snapshot — Kaimuki High School
•	WHAT WORKS Beads of sweat earn coveted bead necklaces
•	OTHER NEWS Murder suspect ordered to leave victim's relative alone
•	HAWAI'I BRIEFS Colorado service for park ranger
•	OBITUARIES Jake Whetten, 21, fun-loving 'La'ie boy,' say family, friends
•	Obituaries
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Barrier landscaping generally prohibited
•	Community Calendar
•	Salutes
•	OUR HONOLULU Let fingers do some hefty lifting
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Warrior LB Curnan tears elbow ligaments
•	Boogaard, Arnott an early-season hit
•	OTHER SPORTS Teens come of age as they take on Moloka'i
•	Lambert loving life as one of best in pro beach volleyball
•	GOLF REPORT Mickelson's big year closing on sour note
•	Teenagers grab spotlight at event
•	Adleta agrees to stay as UH women's coach
•	Holes in one
•	Golf notices
•	Tour money leaders
•	ISLE FILE Higa wins world handboarding meet
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Down syndrome won't stifle hopes for these families
•	New Edgy Lee film to join Smithsonian festivities
•	ISLAND LIFE SHORTS Catch last night of indie film festival
•	Movie Openings
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	SHOW BIZ Best flowers forward at footwear firm
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Island chicken farmers quit
•	Japanese flock to bicycle ride
•	AT&T to lay off 86, close local call center
•	Pearl City storage facility due in '05
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Nonprofit EAH to manage sites
•	AKAMAI MONEY Choice to pay off mortgage or invest should be carefully weighed
•	NATION BUSINESS Interstate Bakeries vows it will survive Chapter 11
•	Kodak says digital sales to skyrocket by 2007
•	Delta caterer stops serving food
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Know the score about your credit
•	Super-low rates on credit cards 'thing of the past'
•	Insured animals on rise
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY Bank must let you know if digital copies will replace canceled checks

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Ethanol energy plan only a first half-step
•	EDITORIAL Fog begins lifting on Kerry's Iraq stance
•	TOM PLATE Taiwan's Chen Shui-bian living on the edge
•	Letters to the Editor