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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, December 22, 2002

Articles for December 22, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Two die in skydiving accident

Local News
•	Hawai'i suffering from crystal meth, violence
•	Trust fights habitat plans
•	Women want equality on waves
•	Congress hopefuls disagree on Iraq
•	RELIGION Church practices daily devotion to Christmas
•	Worship to take larger place on base
•	CITY GOVERNMENT $60 million in city projects cut
•	Kailua braces for road work
•	City revises median plan for Hawai'i Kai
•	OTHER NEWS Crewman arrested in stabbing on ship
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	ADVERTISER CHRISTMAS FUND Mother could use babysitter, folding mattress
•	What's open and closed Christmas Day
•	Obituaries
•	Grants & donations
•	Community Calendar
•	BOB KRAUSS Rafts may offer clue to origins
•	LEE CATALUNA Nurses' complaints overlooked by public safe from crisis

Sports
•	UH BASKETBALL 'Bows roll past Privateers
•	Texas Tech hammers Rainbow Wahine, 67-40
•	UH FOOTBALL Knee injury will keep Bass out of game
•	COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Future looks bright for UH
•	USC tops Stanford for volleyball title
•	IOLANI CLASSIC Fairfax outlasts Franklin for Iolani crown
•	ISLE FILE HPU upsets No. 22 Fairbanks
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Have a varied, merry Christmas
•	Views make 10-mile Kuaokala hike worth the effort
•	DANCE REVIEW Talent keeps classic 'Nutcracker' fresh
•	Maui film festival gets star attention
•	'FirstLight' film festival offers first-rate schedule for film buffs
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Singer, guitarist debuts with pleasing originals
•	ART Photographer's pictures of Nepal stirring, spiritual
•	Art Calendar
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS Adoptables/Lost
•	Family Matters: Sharing family stories brings sparkle to Christmas
•	Family Album
•	Births
•	Weddings
•	Lit Beat
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

Business
•	Dole shareholders expected to OK Murdock purchase
•	More takeovers, businesses going private seen in 2003
•	Seaworthy home for a few
•	OTHER BUSINESS Scrutiny of CEOs produces a more diligent approach
•	Scandals changing how America does its business
•	U.S. bankruptcies set record in 2002
•	Ailing airlines take cues from prosperous Southwest
•	Paying extra in December can save you come April

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Patience needed in state budget struggle
•	What Lott's demise says about his party
•	FOCUS Cayetano team failed to deliver the goods that public demanded
•	COMMENTARIES Mandatory public service may be worth reconsidering
•	Our Islands shouldn't be Balkanized
•	THE RISING EAST U.S. can't take North Korea's diatribes and threats lightly
•	AFTER DEADLINE Readers, journalists share pain in struggle to explain tragic death
•	JERRY BURRIS Is prison worth what it's costing?
•	Letters to the Editor

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