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The Honolulu Advertiser - Local News Local News articles for Wednesday, July 28, 2004

Local News
•	Bargains found in fares for interisland ferry
•	DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION Kerry's wife says he's 'first in the line of fire'
•	Obama speech does Democrats proud
•	Sister, other viewers here proud of keynote speaker
•	Island attorney excited about being delegate
•	EDUCATION 75 new teachers part of reform plan
•	Lingle releasing $7 million for schools
•	Crossing guard shortage lessened
•	UH instructors sign 6-year contract
•	CITY GOVERNMENT Tests find 20 leaky sewer lines
•	Sewer pipe fix expected to be tough task
•	State asked to halt Ala Wai work
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Agency plans elderly housing in South Maui
•	Six new GPS sites to help keep eye on Mauna Loa
•	Meetings planned on Mauna Kea telescope impact report
•	Big Island crash kills baby, injures seven
•	Kaua'i looks to increase landfill's height
•	Federal lawsuit seeks ruling on Kaua'i beach access
•	OTHER NEWS Lingle blasts ads for cigarettes
•	Insurance company to help chess club
•	Army replaces Iraq-bound battalion's commander
•	Kaka'ako group meeting today
•	IN COURT Brain-damaged woman to get $6.15 million
•	Mark jury to continue deliberations
•	OBITUARIES Educator Edith K. Kleinjans dead at 80
•	Ka'anapali Development Corp. executive A. James Wriston III dead at 48
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Salutes
•	BOB KRAUSS Museum press back on a roll