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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, February 05, 2003

Articles for February 5, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Rainbow Warriors defeat Long Beach State
•	Californians may have witnessed start of shuttle breakup
•	Judge rejects attempt to halt ship visits
•	$1 million settlement reached in Felix case
•	Police Beat
•	Football recruits sign with colleges
•	First Hawaiian owner posts profit drop
•	Stocks move lower after Powell speech

Local News
•	Ex-HPD official pleads no contest in theft case
•	Reserve call-up could remove 9,000 from jobs
•	Saddam says he's against war
•	COLUMBIA LOST Columbia crew remembered in teary farewell
•	Pesky leafhoppers plague watercress crop again
•	Teenager lost in Waimanalo crash was excited about life
•	Hickam tankers have key role
•	HEALTH Health centers' money cut
•	Repeal of health coverage law not a goal
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Park suggested for Coco Palms
•	Improvements at heiau in works
•	LEGISLATURE Counties' authority on unions rejected
•	Bills would require kahako, 'okina use
•	Lawmakers, company to settle Felix dispute
•	Bill would regulate discharge of wastewater from cruise ships
•	POLICE/COURTS State plans to pay Harris ally $126,000
•	Two plead no contest in donation scheme
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Makiki library repaired, ready to resume hours
•	Sick cruise passengers head home
•	Civil Defense nominee faces floor vote
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Salutes
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	BOB KRAUSS Witty writeups wither not

Sports
•	Warrior football team's wish list nearly fulfilled
•	University of Hawai'i prospective signees
•	New faces dot UH baseball team roster
•	UH relies on newcomers at nearly every position
•	UH, Long Beach State resume hostilities tonight
•	Hawai'i working to escape scoring slump
•	Waipahu grad eager to play football against UH
•	Inspired Mililani in final
•	Wie to play in men's events
•	Broncos sign Elam to 5-year, $9M deal
•	Pipeline Pro finally starts in 'great' surf
•	ISLE FILE Kim shoots 72 to lead Pearl Open qualifying
•	Sports Calendar
•	James' sideshow no shock at Iolani
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Keep your cool at work
•	TV showing more sex — but also the risks
•	'Shanghai Ghetto' began as dinner tales
•	SHAPE UP Importance of stretching often ignored
•	STAGE REVIEW Teens' imaginary language creates vivid 'War' images
•	Madness fails to deliver in 'Cuckoo's Nest'
•	'Sea Marks' delights with simplicity of characters, humor
•	TV REVIEW Hawai'i-made documentary traces dancer's steps
•	THE LEFT LANE See the real Jacko
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
•	TASTE Putting the heat on roasts
•	Choose a centerpiece, then roast it to a turn
•	3 apples a day may keep fat away, diet expert says
•	Quick and Easy: Curried Shrimp and Onions with Cashews and Rice
•	Culinary Calendar
•	OFF THE SHELF Sweetness of the persimmon emerges in drying
•	QUICK BITES Hawai'i Uncorked will be on March 9
•	COOK'S TIPS Cut out for the job
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Soto Mission group shares its recipes

Business
•	Pacific telecom director resigns; layoffs imminent
•	Hawaiian seeking $30M in concessions
•	Airlines ask legislators for reduced airport fees
•	Hotels end 2002 on high note
•	SMALL BUSINESS Noodle business has come a long way
•	Service at small banks wins over businesses

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Drug benefits cannot be limited to a few
•	The time to fight weed at Kawainui is now
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH Enact 'death with dignity'