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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, April 03, 2003

Articles for April 3, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Ditch to protect against Lalea rockfalls
•	O'ahu condo sales rise
•	UH basketball player practicing for football
•	Possible SARS case eliminated
•	Poor economic news drags down stocks
•	Hundreds protest adult education cuts
•	Job fair could attract 3,000
•	Police Beat

Local News
•	442ND REGIMENTAL COMBAT TEAM REUNION Punchbowl tradition binds members of 442nd
•	100th/442nd also defeated prejudice
•	AMERICA AT WAR: HAWAI'I IMPACT Many ways to support U.S. soldiers
•	Added security costs HPD $100,000 a week
•	AMERICA AT WAR Coalition tanks, troops on Baghdad's doorstep
•	'She was fighting to the death'
•	Ambush reveals tenacity of Iraqis
•	Facts about the war
•	POLICE/COURTS Parole panel can't do its work
•	Woman sentenced for helping drug ring
•	Family of H-1 crash victim suing other driver
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Army troops practice under live fire on Big Island
•	Rockfall project starts in Hawai'i Kai
•	Mary Makapagal, early childhood educator, dead at 95
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	CITY GOVERNMENT Fees raise concern at council
•	Private operator of city pools considered
•	Temporary roundabout set up in Salt Lake
•	LEGISLATURE Senate committee to vote on special fund transfer bill
•	Committee tables ceded-lands bill
•	Extra fee to register auto is linked to ambulances
•	Lawmakers want out of No Child act
•	EDUCATION Campus elevates kids' patriotic spirit
•	Winners of state science competition to go to national fair
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER No moped parking on sidewalks
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Revenue falls despite rise in UH ticket prices
•	Ho'ohuli returns with a purpose
•	Rhode passes on baseball to sharpen quarterback skills
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Mead pitching in for Roosevelt
•	Menehunes remain undefeated
•	Moanalua's Daskauskas one-hits Kaiser
•	OTHER SPORTS Pacific West schools look to add sport
•	Gymnasts vie at Blaisdell
•	GOLF REPORT Wie exemption pays off big for youngster, LPGA
•	No trophy after getting third ace
•	Holes in one
•	Four Island courses feted by magazine
•	PGA money leaders
•	ISLE FILE UH swimmer, diver honored at NCAA meet
•	Sports Calendar
•	'Bows will have their fill of Rice
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	O'ahu resident recalls her days as actress, entertainer
•	New Google map feature gets up close, too personal?
•	Du Bois' classic 'Souls of Black Folk' resonates in 21st century
•	THE LEFT LANE Watercolors overflow at Waikiki gallery
•	SHOW BIZ Pioneer dance drama has awesome moments
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	Movie Openings
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Jobless rate dips to 3%
•	Deals for kama'aina grow as tourism slows
•	Computer test event resumes at UH
•	Business briefs
•	NATION BUSINESS Tide of war buoys Wall Street
•	Shoppers return to stores — but buy selectively
•	AIRLINES Aloha, state in talks over money owed by airline
•	Bush, Congress differ on airline aid
•	American's concessions plan cuts vacations, wages, jobs
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Boomers advised to grant power of attorney
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY Don't buy all the hogwash when shopping for car

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Commission funding cuts dramatize choice
•	Affirmative action can help achieve diversity
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Long-term care: There's a better way