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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, August 27, 2003

Articles for August 27, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Bus talks to resume
•	Punchbowl shooting suspect to be tried as adult
•	Police Beat
•	Stocks drift in quiet trading session

Local News
•	Youth facility investigated
•	BUS STRIKE No quick end seen to citywide bus strike
•	Shoes, skates savvy carry commuters
•	Disabled face double hit in possible loss of Handi-Van
•	For riders, each day poses new puzzles
•	Vans patch some commute holes
•	Getting around without TheBus: Information you can use
•	Photo gallery
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Sign-waving safety questioned
•	Hawai'i sees drop in SAT scores
•	Fire at Koko Crater forces beach evacuation
•	Foodbank seeking donations of rice
•	WILDLIFE Turtle freed on Maui after spear removed
•	Increase in wasps reported at Haleakala
•	POLICE/COURTS Murder suspect not 'Mirandized' before alleged confession
•	Fugitives arrested in task force sweep of Maui face new charges
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Recognition focus of Hawaiian assembly
•	Grant to pay for Moloka'i community health clinic
•	Agencies take part in homeland security exercise
•	Hamakua Ditch project first phase dedicated
•	O'ahu briefs
•	OBITUARIES Henshaw service tomorrow morning
•	Obituaries
•	BOB KRAUSS You'll find local-style menus far, far away

Sports
•	Private bus to offer rides for UH football opener
•	Football on big high at Appalachian St.
•	DB Wright earns scholarship
•	OTHER UH SPORTS Hawai'i, other teams aim to close gap on USC
•	Players from Waiakea, 'Aiea verbally commit to Rainbows
•	OTHER SPORTS Isle players adjust to new head coach
•	Kazakhstan decathlete leads after five events
•	Abundance of talent makes OIA Red East football a tossup
•	ISLE FILE UH's Devitt suspended for opener
•	Sports Calendar
•	FERD LEWIS Kalilimoku designed to make big hits
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	SHAPE UP The really bad fat
•	Author of 'Shattered Love' opens his heart
•	The trudge report: Stranded bus riders taking the sole train to work
•	THE LEFT LANE Sorry, can't hear you
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
•	TASTE Mex and match with Latino corn cakes
•	Local food expert strives to make light taste right
•	Quick and Easy: Grilled Tilapia with Lime and Basil
•	Culinary Calendar
•	COOK'S TIPS Beulah, peel me a grapefruit
•	OFF THE SHELF Eryngii is a pearl of the oyster mushroom variety
•	QUICK BITES Culinary Experience tours Big Island
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT In food labeling, size matters

Business
•	Bus strike won't do quick damage to economy
•	Bicycle, used-car businesses brisker
•	Tourists, industry finding ways to cope
•	Day 1: Frustration sets in
•	OTHER BUSINESS Gas price watchers wonder when guzzlers will get outmoded
•	Fleming's grocery unit split among 4 buyers
•	Women may finally get share of contracts
•	In business, even heroes need a little help
•	Business briefs

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS City handcuffs itself in bus strike dilemma
•	Beat bus-strike blues by walking or cycling
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH Democrats must regroup