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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, July 17, 2005

Articles for July 17, 2005

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Another quake shakes Big Island

Local News
•	Births
•	Weddings
•	Celebrations
•	Trapasso's job here not done
•	Boaters seeking return to Ko Olina Resort ramp
•	Harry Potter in stock — for now
•	Kapolei library backers set book sale in August
•	Native issues gain spotlight
•	New Honolulu bishop ready to accept mission
•	Uproar at cemetery meeting
•	Visiting county officials mixing work, pleasure
•	Stream threatens Lahaina regatta
•	Man dies when car runs off road
•	Bishop ceremony will be historic
•	Obituaries
•	Gathering to celebrate attorney Schutter's life
•	Service set Thursday for Deyson Cariaga

Sports
•	For the Record
•	Sports notices
•	UH pay-per-view expanded
•	Hawai'i women get jump on 2006 recruiting
•	HHSAA could restore DI state fields to 12
•	Kono claims national golf title
•	Wie's conqueror wins U.S. Publinx
•	Complex a showcase for UH
•	Fastest of Transpac fleet set sail today
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	A Bridget Jones type conquers Korea TV
•	A trust can take care of your pet
•	Adjustment to adolescence
•	Hooking up Korean-style requires help
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	Latest Harry Potter book packs an emotional punch
•	Lit Beat
•	Art Calendar
•	Life's mystery infuses Stern vision
•	Engagements
•	Sharing burdens helps stay above waterline
•	School crush turns into lifetime love

Business
•	Bogus healthcare plans lure desperate consumers
•	Disney turns to tech to keep 'em coming
•	Funeral industry mourns over China-made caskets
•	New cruise liner lifts economic prospects
•	All the comforts of home

Opinion
•	Political brinksmanship, hard work brings about transit tax
•	Muslim leadership has role in stopping terror
•	Waipahu's plan deserves support
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Akaka bill a recipe for racial conflict
•	Hawaiian dreams reach beyond recognition bill
•	In Nepal, reconciliation or ruin?
•	Legislation provides overdue fairness, justice to Hawaiians
•	What homeless need, first of all, is homes
•	Dick Adair's cartoon
•	Some progress in avoiding errors in newspaper

Dining Out
•	COVER STORY Kamaaina enjoy the 'Village Experience'
•	THE INSIDE SCOOP Ex-critic leads foodies to tasty grinds
•	BACKPAGE STORY Diverse menu lists fine-dining options

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