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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, January 16, 2005

Articles for January 16, 2005

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Singh wins Sony Open in Hawai'i
•	Kailua classrooms closed for ceiling repairs
•	Beached whale dies on Maui
•	UH football team receives three commitments

Local News
•	Citizens become soldiers 24-7
•	Most pedestrian deaths occur outside the lines
•	LEGISLATURE 2005 Housing, traffic top legislative agenda
•	EDUCATION Sweeps target more than truants
•	Kapolei briefed on new college
•	HEALTH Health chief keeps watch on diseases
•	Diabetes impels man to walk around O'ahu
•	OTHER NEWS Dancers, pop stars draw a crowd
•	Six named Living Treasures
•	Quakes common, but usually not felt
•	Lingle releases $1 million for work at rehab center in Liliha
•	Maui County to place defibrillators at 20 sites
•	HAWAI'I BRIEFS No asbestos in fallen tiles
•	LEE CATALUNA Homeless aren't 'those people' — they're our people
•	OUR HONOLULU From rare to garden variety
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	Information for volunteers

Sports
•	2005 SONY OPEN Maruyama clings to one-stroke lead
•	Stadler and peers playing like champions
•	Mize shows gratitude with 6-under-par 64
•	Lehman still big fan of the 'Big Wiesy'
•	UH BASKETBALL Late putback by LaTech stops UH, 61-59
•	UH's Sottos was in zone of his own
•	LaTech tops Hawai'i, 68-54
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Kalaheo boys rally past Moanalua, 54-47
•	Kessell, Vegas lift Kailua to 7-0 win over Moanalua
•	COLLEGE FOOTBALL Owens has big day in loss
•	Elimimian to play in Senior Bowl
•	ISLE FILE Hilo beats HPU in PacWest
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air
•	Maruyama's big smile never quits
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Local kine finds on OC16
•	Mother Marianne's spirit burns bright
•	No curtain call in sight for Broadway legend
•	BOOKS Story of woman's hunt for strung-out mom troubling
•	Lit Beat
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Top CDs run gamut from Bumatai's pop to nostalgic rock
•	OPERA Hawaii Opera Theatre 'quick reads' at Web site
•	ART Academy exhibits sculptural classics
•	Movie artist exhibits on Maui
•	Art Calendar
•	OHANA Dad's first slumber party one to remember
•	Parents surprise kids with hana-hou vows
•	Weddings
•	Births
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS Volunteers vital to humane society
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Working out Wi-Fi's kinks
•	Backlog prompts buildup of ports
•	Billionaire uses wealth to underwrite his dreams
•	Singer Willie Nelson trying to sell biodiesel to truckers
•	Scottsboro, Ala., is destination for 'hopelessly lost' luggage
•	Dunkin' Donuts aiming upscale

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS State parks initiative a drop in the bucket
•	Lid on charter schools should be kept for now
•	COMMENTARIES Bill could make Hawai'i an education innovator
•	Native Hawaiian struggle is about rebuilding a nation
•	Akaka bill opens door to talks with U.S.
•	ISLAND VOICES It is my right to die as I choose
•	Tsunami aid can be an opportunity for us all
•	THE RISING EAST U.S. strategic communications in need
•	AFTER DEADLINE Advertiser's features promote health
•	JERRY BURRIS 2005 Legislature must look beyond its own concerns
•	Letters to the Editor

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