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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, April 29, 2003

Articles for April 29, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	SARS travel warning to Toronto lifted
•	Design flaws blamed on OCCC escape
•	Man arrested following fatal Hamakua crash
•	Waikiki store robbery turns into murder case
•	13 bid for tourism marketing contracts
•	Police Beat
•	Business briefs
•	Upbeat Wall Street takes stocks higher

Local News
•	EDUCATION Report cards in Hawai'i's schools get new look
•	UH logos generate praise, complaints
•	Kamehameha extending reach
•	OTHER TOP STORIES State remains on watch for potential SARS cases
•	SARS declining outside China
•	Campbell Estate heir files for bankruptcy
•	Cuts to budget will hurt city, Harris warns
•	LEGISLATURE Lingle weighing her veto options
•	Proposal takes aim at drug houses
•	Transgender protection becomes law
•	POLICE/COURTS Two women escape from OCCC
•	Settlements cost state $16 million
•	Traveler on cruise ship charged with terrorism
•	'Ewa Beach man jailed for identity theft, fraud
•	Ex-credit counselor gets jail term
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Seven former POWs offered free Maui vacations
•	PBS Hawai'i to cut five positions
•	Hawai'i groups call off merger
•	O'ahu briefs
•	COMMUTING Knowing why traffic is backed up may ease the frustration
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA A symbol of hope, 'ohana

Sports
•	NFL DRAFT Former Warrior McBriar signs deal with Broncos
•	Gesser pleased to sign with Titans
•	FIELDTURF Aloha Stadium surface will be of NFL quality
•	Aloha Stadium's new carpet
•	UH SPORTS WAC honors Hawai'i's Coogan
•	Rainbows take to road for four games
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Kahuku's Kai shows fancy footwork in soccer, track
•	Girls water polo bids for state tournament
•	Events to watch on O'ahu
•	Weekly honors
•	Hori, Chulakote claim golf titles
•	Standings, statistics
•	BASEBALL Marlins' Wayne loses
•	ISLE FILE Kaua'i's Kennelly wins surf meet
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	No: The two-letter word that empowers
•	Tips on avoiding 'chronic yesism'
•	'Better Luck': tiny budget, big applause
•	STAGE REVIEW 'The Robbers' a theft of the audience's time
•	'Hawaii Tales' engage youngsters in theatrics
•	ABOUT WOMEN Definition of hip changes with age, and we're cool with that
•	THE LEFT LANE Jazz festival jams once again in July
•	SHOW BIZ Punahou's 'Les Miz' powerful
•	TGI Tuesday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Feud leads to Chapter 11
•	Charges lower Bankoh earnings
•	Central Pacific seeks vote on bid
•	Fewer international visitors seen
•	Business briefs
•	NATION BUSINESS $1.4 billion penalty levied on 10 brokerages
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY AOL, Microsoft, Yahoo band to block spam
•	Apple launches online music service
•	Tech firms see opportunities in helping Iraq get connected
•	Hollywood alters movies in effort to stop pirating
•	Genetic crop research may suffer if company fails to take fines seriously

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Good, bad, ugly in Legislature's last days
•	And disappointments ...
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Just say no to special interests
•	LAW WEEK Courts must have freedom

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Flash sites lauded for imagination
•	Grade A gifts for grads
•	'Black Hawk Down' becomes shoot-'em-up computer game