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The Honolulu Advertiser
Articles for February 3, 2005

Breaking news/Updates
 •  Army faults lack of radio contact in October chopper crash
 •  Part of H-1 westbound will be closed tonight
 •  Crime drops in first half of 2004
 •  Jury finds former HPD recruit guilty of terrorizing wife
 •  Small stream flood advisory issued
 •  Jellyfish closes Hanauma Bay
 •  Police Beat: Hale'iwa car chase ends with arrest
 •  Business briefs: Storage site planned for Waikele
 •  Stocks down on fall in productivity

Local News
 •  Isles turn blind eye to racism, some say
 •  Radford suspends 4 students; officials try to ease tensions
 •  Autopsy shows 'ice' killed ex-parole chief
 •  MILITARY AFFAIRS
Marines in Iraq salute 31 fallen
 •  Troops back from Afghanistan
 •  POLICE/COURTS
Humane Society cites dog breeder
 •  Campaign-related conviction reversed
 •  WEATHER
Maui, Big Isle could be next for heavy rain
 •  GOVERNMENT
Inouye says tsunami warning hinges on money
 •  Panel OKs bill to limit drivers' cell phone use
 •  HEALTH
State health officials warn against eating raw snails
 •  OTHER NEWS
Disaster declared in Manoa flood
 •  Tugboats working to free grounded tanker
 •  Wal-Mart reburial of bones Feb. 18
 •  Lava pouring into sea at two locations
 •  EDUCATION
Nearby school not always best
 •  OUR SCHOOLS | HONGWANJI MISSION SCHOOL
Learning imbued with Buddhist values
 •  ALL-STAR KIDS
Teenager's caring extends worldwide
 •  EDUCATION BRIEFS
Space Foundation courts Hawaiians
 •  HAWAI'I BRIEFS
Car hits man crossing highway
 •  BUREAUCRACY BUSTER
Debris left by city job gone at last
 •  OBITUARIES
Hoe service set for Monday
 •  Obituaries

Sports
 •  SIGNING DAY
UH secures cornerback
 •  Signing day a rite of passage
 •  UH VOLLEYBALL
Beckwith settling into role as 'Bows' leader
 •  UH BASKETBALL
Coach Wallace misses Rainbows' practice
 •  Flu bug takes big bite out of Rainbows
 •  UH BASEBALL • First of a series
Inouye allowed to back up the backstops
 •  UH-HILO BASKETBALL
UH-Hilo climbs to No. 1 in West
 •  HIGH SCHOOLS - Soccer
Leilehua, Mililani boys in OIA final
 •  Basketball
Kahuku surges ahead of Kalaheo, 57-55
 •  Softball
Manuma powers Kapolei
 •  GOLF REPORT
Japan teen will take swing at Pearl Open
 •  Stadler makes debut at Maui Skins Game
 •  Kageyama named top Casper GM
 •  Golf notices
 •  Holes in one
 •  FERD LEWIS
Recruiting hole UH must patch
 •  On the Air
 •  Sports Calendar
 •  For the Record

Island Life
 •  ART OF RICE
Is rice ingrained in your own Island life?
 •  ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
Catch 'Haole Boy 2' at The ARTS
 •  SHOW BIZ
Kelly Preston dines at Kahala Mandarin, sans John
 •  Movie Openings
 •  Tryouts Calendar
 •  Tube Notes
 •  TGI Thursday

Business
 •  LOCAL BUSINESS
O'ahu homes selling past half-million-dollar mark
 •  Realtor board names new CEO
 •  Hawaiian Air to assign all interisland seats
 •  AKAMAI MONEY
Options for selling Krugerrands limited in Hawai'i
 •  MONEY
Fed boosts key rate to 2.5%
 •  Google shares surge $14.06 on bullish outlook
 •  Google, Boeing stoke third straight advance
 •  PERSONAL FINANCE
Eagles fans score tickets with loans
 •  The money diet: Cut bills, fatten your wallet
 •  THE COLOR OF MONEY
Consider a few more reasons against adding children to home's deed
 •  OTHER BUSINESS
Boeing's profit falls, but optimism rises
 •  Witness links fraud to HealthSouth stock sale
 •  BUSINESS BRIEFS
Business Briefs: Pearl workers due poison tests

Opinion
 •  EDITORIALS
Bush has chance to serve the country well
 •  Mayor must beware of micromanaging bus
 •  ISLAND VOICES
Privatizing Social Security not the answer
 •  Letters to the Editor