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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, February 26, 2007

Articles for February 26, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	Shaq reaches 25,000-point mark
•	Boise State has football schedule set
•	Eat out to fight AIDS on Wednesday
•	Free fall-prevention seminar to be held Saturday
•	Hyatt Waikiki launches spa program for men
•	UH volleyball team ranked No. 13 despite 3-11 record
•	Starwood names Orr GM of Sheraton Princess Kaiulani
•	UH alumni members get 2-for-1 baseball ticket deal
•	UH Alumni Association members get hoops ticket deal
•	NCL cites Hawai'i challenges in $131M loss in 2006 (news release)
•	8-time surfing champ Kelly Slater gets back to work
•	Federer breaks Connors' mark for longest stay at No. 1
•	UH's ticketing system earns 'Innovator' finalist honor
•	'Mindful Living' lecture to be part of ArtLunch series
•	UH men's basketball No. 88 in RPI rating
•	Local Ruby Tuesday franchisee to open Guam outlet
•	Entrepreneurial development conference starts today
•	Dick Pacific awarded $26.4 million contract at Hickam
•	Singer Cris Williamson to perform at Paliku Theatre
•	Tower of Power coming to Honolulu
•	Pacific Marina Inn undergoes $1M renovation project
•	Ladyfest to present 'Casanova Cabaret'
•	Local magician to be honored for teaching
•	Gay civil unions supporter to address Interfaith group
•	NFL Charities' $5,000 gift will support Operation Hero
•	Airport viaduct accident slowing town-bound traffic
•	NCL reports $130.9 million loss for 2006
•	Standard Parking lands contracts for Hawai'i locations (news release)
•	Former Tour de France champ Ullrich retires
•	Indianapolis will keep NFL Combine
•	Oklahoma back Peterson shines at NFL Combine
•	On the air tomorrow: Hoops and hockey
•	On the air today: Hoops, hockey and horses
•	Arceneaux named Mililani football coach
•	Pedestrian killed near Makaha Surfside Apartments
•	83-year-old Canadian charged in Waikiki murder
•	50 cent whale-watching cruise offered to kama'aina
•	First Hawaiian Bank robbed in Waikiki
•	Maui brushfire above Lahaina area flaring up again
•	Fire burns 50 acres on Moloka'i's west end
•	ID theft will be topic of meeting
•	Oceanic customers briefly lose broadband service
•	Volunteers spot 20 humpback whales every 15 minutes
•	Slam poets will compete Thursday to qualify for finals
•	Area lawmakers to tour Kalihi Valley Homes
•	Teen charged in Big Island shooting death
•	Bicyclist, 36, injured in Ke'eaumoku Street collision
•	Driver injured in crash at Geiger, Fort Weaver roads
•	McDonald's happiest customers come from Hawai'i
•	Hawaiian Air to expand service to Los Angeles, Seattle
•	Panel to ponder Hawai'i's economic future
•	Web site set up to follow Kane'ohe Marine's recovery
•	Pro Bowl visitor spending drops to $28.03 million
•	Wet weather expected to taper off tomorrow
•	Humpback whale sanctuary under small-craft advisory
•	Winter weather affecting Mainland-bound flights
•	Bush sidesteps governors' plea on children's healthcare
•	Obama battles weather to make campaign stop
•	Watada attorney, professor to debate war case at UH
•	Monk seal expert sharing her research in UH talk
•	Small surf dominates forecast
•	Moloka'i firefighters save home from brushfire
•	Aloha Petroleum sells ethanol-free gas to boat owners
•	Costco tightens return policy for consumer electronics
•	Mililani Sunrise Rotary to meet Wednesday
•	UH plays nationally rated Virginia in soccer exhibition
•	Farrington project continues in Waipahu
•	School achievement all the 'Buzz' in lecture today
•	Tisdale replaced in Return to Romance fest in Waikiki
•	Olympian Gardner survives small plane crash
•	Low-led WSU falls to No. 13; WAC's Nevada No. 10

Local News
•	Punished Honolulu officers at 6-year low
•	Leeward dump getting twice the trash
•	Homeowner tax relief on the table
•	Vets leaving shelters behind
MY COMMUNITIES
•	At 71, her mission is cleaning up roads
•	County will run Pualani park
•	Disney musical taking to stage
•	Teen safety funds awarded
•	Median work finishing early
•	Roosevelt to get artificial surface
•	Turtle Bay's plans on agenda
•	Summer youth jobs available
•	Bookmobile out of service
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Wai'anae shelter opens Thursday
•	Alternative routes for mass transit still in play
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Paving way for GI Bill reform
•	Helicopter pilots training for Iraq learn new tactics
•	Marines, Army boost Iraq cultural training
POLICE
•	Canadian, 83, booked in wife's death
POLICE BEAT
•	Woman's body found near pond
ENVIRONMENT
•	For the environment
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	Unrelenting squalls soak voyaging canoes
BIG ISLAND
•	Gun fired, man's body found on Big Isle
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Woman's body found near pond
•	Volunteers
•	Obituaries
JAN TENBRUGGENCATE
•	Book on reef plants satisfies

Sports
•	Wichita State executes rare sweep of 'Bows
•	Basketball 'Bows make last stand
•	Running, catching, meeting people fill Ilaoa's busy day
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	'Iolani girls edge Kamehameha; Punahou boys repeat
FOOTBALL
•	Ex-Warrior Satele tops charts in shuttle run, vertical jump
ISLE FILE
•	Carll captures Hilo Invitational golf
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	It's about time
•	Men suit up while women go strapless
•	'Return to Romance' festival focuses on music of love
•	For Al Gore, an evening of triumph, laughs
MICHAEL TSAI
•	Male bonds and spaces between us
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Go green with former Honolulu resident
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	$9.4 million for livestock industry?
•	Call centers battling burnout
•	Panel backs airport screeners
WORKPLACE
•	Hollywood, unions head toward showdown strikes
•	Office snooze just the answer for drop in productivity
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Leadership corner
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Wanted: Ethics to guide city 'junkets'
•	Recruit bar shouldn't be lowered for Army
COMMENTARY
•	Conservatives must reframe climate debate
•	Plan to sell city properties a win-win deal
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Men suit up while women go strapless
•	GoldFella

OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
•	When tying the knot turns bad
•	TGI Monday

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