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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, April 16, 2006

Articles for April 16, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Main break cuts water service in Kalihi
•	UH-Nevada baseball game canceled
•	Hau'ula fire damages home

Local News
•	Charity theft suspect is a convicted felon
•	Low-income housing still plagued by delays
•	Sewer line work may not begin for years
•	Disastrous dam breach renews focus on problems at DLNR
•	USS Hawaii nearly complete
LEGISLATURE
•	Committees to deliberate on bills before final approval
POLICE
•	Fear of identity theft chewed up in hopper
ENVIRONMENT
•	Hazmat team cleans Ala Wai debris trap
OTHER NEWS
•	Violinist's ease of excellence enthralls
•	Hogue enters GOP primary for U.S. House vacancy
•	Beachcomber finds sand also source of infections
•	Sugar's decline left many reservoirs neglected
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Restaurant fire starts in kitchen
•	Obituaries
OUR HONOLULU
•	Leave my mutton chops alone
LEE CATALUNA
•	Words of wisdom from keiki paddlers

Sports
•	UH holds off BYU in five
•	It's cut down time for Warriors
•	Hawai'i athlete finishes second
•	Rainbows' 9th-inning rally sinks Wolf Pack
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
•	St. Francis turns back Word of Life
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
•	Iolani bests Punahou, 29-20
•	Mid-Pacific comes back to beat Saint Louis, 12-8
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD
•	Mililani sweeps varsity crowns
GOLF
•	Juniors at AJGA
PADDLING
•	Tresnak rides rough waters to championship
ISLE FILE
•	Chun wins wrestling crown
•	For the Record
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	The cute quotient
•	'Intuition' rings true in world of science
•	'United 93' tracks final minutes of passengers
MUSIC
•	Brother Noland tweaks Jawaiian for cha-lypso sound
TELEVISION
•	Wildest fans reach celebrity strata
PETS
•	Animal companions
BOOKS
•	We are what we read
•	Hawai'i best-sellers
•	Lit Beat
•	Got a book you want published?
ART
•	Neiman-Marcus holds art show, sale for museum
•	Intricate patterns define 'Life Works'
•	In timely show, artists focus on Honolulu's gritty reality
•	Art calendar
'OHANA
•	Exercise probably best left to waking hours
LOVE STORIES
•	Deep love faced tough challenges
•	TGI Sunday
•	Tryout calendar
•	Births
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Brother Noland tweaks Jawaiian for cha-lypso sound

Business
•	More doors close on state's homeless
•	Japanese consumer is 'back in business'
•	Most buyers clueless on varieties of beef cuts
REAL ESTATE
•	Asylums now converted into homes
CONSUMER
•	Revlon's Vital leads charge into new territory: over-50 crowd
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawai'i status report
•	Innovative biotech leads market in new medicines

Opinion
•	Isles' energy future on the line at Legislature
COMMENTARY
•	HSTA teachers have unique power to see whole picture, unite voices to meet real needs
•	Mother's anguish for better way
•	Miracle or not, China faces huge problems
•	Mandatory terms lock up hope for real solution
•	Being silent more dangerous than being disloyal
•	Hypocrisy, prejudice part of Hawai'i history
•	Successful education begins with positive relationship between teacher and student
•	Letters to the Editor

Travel
•	The Northwest's Heart of glass
•	Beer fest a summer guzzle in Bavaria's wine country
HOLOHOLO
•	Earth Day sail to clean Lana'i reefs
•	Travel Snaps
•	Travel Almanac
TIM WINSHIP
•	Hotels offer elite-tier perks, too
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	Riviera for retro-Vegas renovation
IRENE CROFT JR.
•	U.S. amusement parks big attraction for all ages