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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, July 06, 2003

Articles for July 6, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Wie finishes 39th at U.S. Women's Open

Local News
•	School budget cuts put renovations on hold
•	Documents shed light on secretive HPD unit
•	Police chief was aware of problems within elite unit
•	Whistleblower says he never wanted to sue
•	Key figures in the Kamakana lawsuit
•	POLICE/FIRE Three seriously hurt in crash
•	Holiday keeps ambulances busy
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Kahuku Hospital averts veto
•	Waikiki parade brings out kids and kids at heart
•	Patrol adds presence to park
•	Police may pass on Hawai'i Kai site
•	Waters slowly steal Waikiki sand
•	OTHER NEWS At Shark's Cove wagon, foodies are biting
•	Aiona plan targets drug use
•	Custodial services firm challenges loss of contract
•	$4M grant helps early education efforts here
•	New law backs Hawaiian registry
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Virginia Wageman, 62, renown art editor, critic, author
•	Obituaries
•	Jury-duty wait turns into lesson on serving your community
•	Homeless veterans back in barracks
•	Grants

Sports
•	GOLF Wie tied for 39th at Open
•	Lunke takes 1-stroke Open lead; Sorenstam 2 back
•	B.J. Wie now says no physical contact occurred
•	Tiger in control of Western Open
•	HIGH SCHOOLS High school awards
•	JULY GRAND SUMO TOURNAMENT Musashimaru defeats Kyokutenho on opening day
•	ISLE FILE Islanders gain playoff berth
•	SPORTS WIRE Ex-'Bow Carter left with no team after contract blunder
•	FERD LEWIS Athletics should pay own way at Manoa
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Loafing top your way to the top
•	Obese teenagers seen as candidates for gastric bypass
•	Stallone toys with comedy as villain in 'Spy Kids 3-D'
•	ADVERTISER BOOK CLUB 'Territory' tracks tough times of 'love child'
•	Bamboo Ridge marks 25 years of literary scene, island style
•	BOOKMARK Anatomy book, a first, is written in Hawaiian
•	Keiki need more Hawaiian-language books
•	Lit Beat
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Renaissance revisited with master's touch
•	TRAVEL Holoholo wale on Hamakua Coast
•	ART REVIEW Raku Ho'olaule'a: ancient Zen embraces community
•	Art Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	FAMILY MATTERS Letter from old friend jogs memories of childhood
•	FUN HOUSE Sometimes you just gotta dance
•	Weddings
•	Births
•	Adoptables
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

Business
•	'Rich Dad' author sells hope
•	Building boom's back big
•	Credit cards' lifetime 0% interest rates come with catch
•	Bill Gates discusses spam, life and work
•	Hilton Kalia Tower mold lawsuit grows in complexity
•	MEDICAL Doctors split over cut in training hours
•	Doctors' risk-retention mutuals gain appeal
•	STOCKS Hawai'i stocks beat S&P and Dow, but lag Nasdaq index
•	OTHER BUSINESS Dwindling quotas also shrink U.S. tobacco crop
•	Glut of grapes spawns ultra cheap line of California wines
•	Chrysler decision to add folding third-row seat to vans seen as overdue
•	HAWAI'I STATUS REPORT Arrivals down as international slump erodes domestic gains
•	Rebounding Kaua'i economy shrugs off slow tourism

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Time to lay ceded lands dispute to rest
•	EDITORIAL Mission to Liberia: the right thing to do
•	COMMENTARY The end of liberal thinking as we know it
•	Tradition of dissent is as American as apple pie
•	Present dilemmas are not without precedent
•	O'ahu motorists should be charged a fee for driving in Waikiki
•	No escape from the mania of Beckhams
•	THE RISING EAST Taiwan likely target of China's military growth
•	AFTER DEADLINE Cuss words don't belong in the paper
•	Letters to the Editor