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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, January 15, 2003

Articles for January 15, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Police arrest fugitive
•	Get ready for a wet and windy weekend
•	Emily 'Honey' Ho, entertainer's mother, dead at 90
•	Legislators pledge ceded-land payment
•	Koko Marina Center put up for sale
•	Lingle names interim public safety director
•	Lingle's cabinet almost finalized
•	Hawaiians rally at Capitol for recognition
•	Police Beat
•	'Overwhelming caution' pushes Wall Street lower

Local News
•	Kahealani case sparks demand for keiki ID cards
•	STATE GOVERNMENT State cost-cutting outlined
•	Lingle names two more to Cabinet
•	Public safety nominee withdraws his name
•	POLICE/COURTS Waikiki targeting thieves on beach
•	Cook gets life term for slaying at hotel
•	Maui council open to personal liability
•	Hit-run driver gets 10-year prison term
•	Deadline to apply for HPD exam is Feb. 3
•	Police Beat
•	KOREAN CENTENNIAL Korean center opened for celebration
•	OTHER NEWS Voyaging group links up with UH
•	Negotiations to resume at St. Francis
•	North Korea warns U.S. of 'options'
•	Hawai'i Kai gets new 'City Hall'
•	Dairy land goes unused in Waimanalo
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	OBITUARIES Paul Scheuer, chemistry professor, dead at 87
•	Tourism industry leader Stanley Takahashi, 70, dies
•	Norio Yamauchi, Hilo businessman, dead at 89
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	What's open, closed Martin Luther King Jr. Day
•	Appointments
•	BOB KRAUSS Innovation creates the traditional

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Warrior volleyball team ranked No. 1 in poll
•	UH softball picked to finish second in WAC
•	SONY OPEN Lehman, Toyama capture Challenge
•	HOMEGROWN REPORT At 4 feet 9, Higa finds her niche in college volleyball
•	Waiakea alum kick starts West Florida
•	DIVISION II HPU victory ends nation's longest home win streak
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Raiders outlast Crusaders in OT
•	Dismissed Waiakea team allowed to return
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Former Islander taking a whirl in diplomatic world
•	Actor set to ride 'Fisher' to stardom
•	SHAPE UP Low-carb diet may disappoint muscle builders
•	STAGE REVIEW Trying to do too much with a little bit
•	THE LEFT LANE 'Jeopardy!' encounter
•	TGI Wednesday
•	Tube Notes
•	TASTE Bibim bap: A taste of Korean home cooking
•	Bibim bap in your own kitchen
•	Pesto oil completes recipe for rigatoni
•	Dabble in vegetarian cooking for a change
•	Quick and Easy: Mango Pork Stir-fry
•	Culinary Calendar
•	VINTAGES By whichever name, pinot gris belongs in your glass
•	OFF THE SHELF Experiment to find an ideal nondairy milk for you
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Italian wisdom peppers Buca's cookbook
•	COOK'S TIPS Oils stay fresher when refrigerated
•	QUICK BITES Two Islanders in Costco cookbook

Business
•	Tourism agency falls short
•	3 vying for state's tourism liaison position
•	Kmart revamp almost complete
•	ERS seeks to repeal new law
•	SMALL BUSINESS Magoo's owner willing to roll out the dough
•	Health insurance costs squeezing out small businesses
•	Virginia paint company 'brings out the artist in all'
•	Small firms overlooking value of Web marketing
•	Trend shows more daughters taking over family businesses

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS New legislature faces uncertainty, challenge
•	It takes guts, smarts to protect our children
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH Native Hawaiian issues are advancing