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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, April 28, 2003

Articles for April 28, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Two women escape from OCCC
•	CPB takes hostile bid to shareholders
•	Broncos grab free agent UH punter
•	Woman claims she wrote threats to cut short cruise
•	Police Beat
•	Bankoh charges affect earnings
•	Continental adds Houston-to-Maui route
•	Dow rises 165 on investor faith

Local News
•	Strides made in lead-paint cleanup of preschools
•	Kahalu'u united in anti-drug campaign
•	New law could bleed gamecock breeding businesses
•	El Nino's end likely to bring normal rain
•	Attorneys' fees add up for DOE
•	CITY GOVERNMENT City races to spend HUD grants
•	Pali Golf Course at the mercy of Mother Nature
•	Kapolei eager to showcase city for Sunset events
•	AMERICA AT WAR: HAWAI'I IMPACT Sailors back from double duty in Gulf
•	OTHER NEWS Hale'iwa bridge deemed safe
•	Capsule docks with space station
•	Ni'ihau shell collection 'returned'
•	Kahu vote scheduled at Kawaiaha'o Church
•	Letter carriers to hold food drive
•	Pearl Allen, first Miss Waikiki, dead at 79
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	JAN TENBRUGGENCATE Report calls for more gillnet regulations

Sports
•	Four more NFL-bound
•	Wie shoots 71, finishes tied for 33rd
•	San Jose State sinks Rainbows, averts sweep
•	Fast starts help winning paddling teams cash in on Kaua'i
•	Lyau, Christensen claim victories in 5K
•	ISLE FILE Record run qualifies UH freshman for regional
•	For the Record
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Roxy Girl expands with books for girls ages 8-12
•	Hoffman still wags the dog in Hollywood
•	Charm yourself for good luck
•	ABOUT MEN Single guys out of luck in search for Honolulu apartment
•	THE LEFT LANE The Tiffany tick-tock
•	TGI Monday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Golden Week expected to be dull glimmer
•	Bankruptcies reflect hard times
•	U.S. urged to enact paid-vacation law
•	Tops for wasted time: meetings
•	Anti-spam initiative slated
•	LEADERSHIP CORNER Director helps balance business, Samoan culture
•	Coming Events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Limit proselytizers to 'Speaker's Corner'
•	Don't make a habit of closed-door summits
•	Snubbing allies won't help post-war effort
•	SECOND OPINION Managing Hawai'i education
•	LAW WEEK Being independent is critical
•	Letters to the Editor

Military Briefing
•	Tripler doctors travel to Cambodia, report for duty
•	Schofield neighbors remember soldier killed in Iraq ambush
•	MILITARY UPDATE Plan lets top brass serve longer