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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, August 04, 2005

Articles for August 4, 2005

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Police Beat: Student arrested for threatening teacher
•	Business briefs: Trade Zone 9 gets more space
•	Retail sales reports push stocks lower

Local News
•	Big Ten foe a big one, too
•	Custody dispute blocks Talia's burial
•	Hit-run victim's family 'fell apart'
•	No child left behind, but electives could be
•	Evacuees return to Waikoloa; 2nd fire in N. Kohala
•	Two more arrests in tourist attacks
•	$5,000 reward set in search for man
•	Cayetano to teach at Farrington
•	Progress made under education law
•	Art reigns on little campus on hill
•	Reading early put Wahiawa girl on road to success
•	Commander hails Corps' history
•	Ohio's anguish grows with war casualties
•	Remembering the fallen: List of troops killed
•	Even more work due along Nimitz Highway
•	Wilson Tunnel open by weekend
•	Teens up to snuff in tobacco sting
•	Violent argument leads to arrest
•	Big trash must meet guidelines
•	Girl's tormentor facing max term
•	Court hearing would be 'crapshoot'
•	Hawaiians uniting in anger
•	In Hilo, protest of ruling 'is pono'
•	Ruling emboldens OHA, Home Lands opponents
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	For the Record
•	Sports calendar
•	Associate AD quits for Arizona business post
•	Warriors open camp today
•	Marciel, 72, in fifth decade coaching football
•	2006 Mercedes tickets on sale
•	Bad break for Els may become positive
•	First ace a pleasant surprise
•	Golf notices
•	Kaneko advances in U.S. Amateur
•	'Beachgirls' boost Beachboys
•	15-year-old gets catch of the day
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	KoAloha celebrates decade of success
•	Tube Notes
•	Comfort on home front: preserving your castle
•	Redman gigs at Pipeline Cafe
•	Backpacks: Form and function can fit fads

Business
•	Gannett acquires Detroit paper
•	Hoku Scientific lowers IPO price range to $8-$9
•	Learn money management at your local college
•	Media giant sets aside $3B for suits
•	Puck's Alley upgrade in works
•	Estate planning means more than avoiding tax bite
•	Home-equity lines high, rates low
•	Overdraft fees sting consumers paying the penalty — and banks' profit?
•	There's little middle ground on opinions about frugal-diner etiquette
•	Stock prices meander ahead of Fed meeting
•	Gas in Honolulu hits record high

Opinion
•	Act quickly to protect coral reef ecosystem
•	Senate needs to take action on stem cells
•	Letters to the Editor
•	The strange metamorphosis of Sen. Clinton
•	Vacation rentals, B&Bs good for economy
•	Dick Adair's cartoon