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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, April 04, 2002

Articles for April 4, 2002

Local News
•	Waimanalo man charged in fatal automobile crash
•	Liner was last chance for rescue, captain says
•	Waialua killer acquitted
•	In robot wars, only cash limits Waialua
•	CITY/STATE GOVERNMENT Senators deciding on budget
•	Teachers hail vote on health coverage
•	Raise for top officials gets preliminary OK
•	OTHER NEWS Inouye blasts plan to shift command
•	Suspicious cargo on cruise ship closes harbor
•	Navy to sign agreement with Ehime prefecture
•	Candidate accuses GOP of censorship
•	Niu Valley church will get senior daycare
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Police Beat
•	Teens charged in killing
•	L&L Drive-Inn president honored for volunteer efforts
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Events tomorrow mark anniversary of Big Island tsunami
•	Hilo girl missing since Sunday
•	Maui habitat plan revised to address concerns
•	Defibrillator in place at Kahului Airport
•	HELCO plant opposed at permit hearing
•	EDUCATION MCC tech center already in action
•	Hilo student wins State Science Fair honors
•	Principals offer hot line
•	OUR SCHOOLS � HOLY NATIVITY Close-knit school proud of individual attention
•	ON CAMPUS Cleanup finally set near HCC
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Ex-reliever responds to starting call with victories
•	UH, UCLA have nothing to hide
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Kailua rallies past Moanalua
•	Campbell girls remain unbeaten
•	GOLF REPORT Rainbow Open to go on
•	Ace registry under way
•	Golf Tips: Stretch that swing
•	Holes in one
•	Notices
•	ISLE FILE UH to get outside help in its search for A.D.
•	WAC academic honors for Hawai'i's Savovic
•	FERD LEWIS This tutor puts it all on the line
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	Violent video games thrill kids, worry adults
•	Games packed with murder, stealing and destruction
•	MERRIE MONARCH Miss Aloha Hula competition starts tonight at Merrie Monarch
•	Schedule of performances
•	OTHER FEATURES Spiritual leaders' speeches timely amid Mideast strife
•	State stamp artist gets rough ride
•	Kamehameha grad wins pageant title
•	THE LEFT LANE UH presents its summer classes
•	Movie openings
•	Health Calendar
•	TGI Thursday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Attorney says cap oil profits in Hawai'i
•	Gas prices expected to keep rising
•	Housing market still looks healthy
•	Partnership to boost Hawai'i's work force
•	Most online users surf government, too
•	Outrigger top 2001 marketer
•	Traffic falls at 3 airlines; Southwest reports rise

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Innocent witnesses needn't be restrained
•	Even offensive speech is worth protecting
•	ISLAND VOICES Waikiki not getting better for residents
•	Letters to the Editor