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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, June 15, 2003

Articles for June 15, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Four killed in helicopter crash on Big Island

Local News
•	New signs of costly times
•	Charities' vans vandalized
•	Marine trades desert for diapers
•	Museum returns sandstone artifacts to Moloka'i
•	EDUCATION School violence worries teachers
•	Rising costs may delay Kamiloiki renovations
•	HEALTH Two State Hospital patients returned
•	Health briefs
•	OTHER NEWS It's work and play at Filipino center
•	Home-design star moves fans at furniture store
•	Kailua park-and-ride proposed
•	Navy League's national convention this week
•	Plenty of incentives to switch to solar heating
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Project Kokua
•	Obituaries
•	Washington Week
•	LEE CATALUNA Pancakes with a side of warmth

Sports
•	Girls-only surf contest proves to be big hit
•	FOOTBALL Islanders rally to knock off Peoria, 44-43
•	Frankfurt on top of World, 35-16
•	OTHER SPORTS Globe-trotting Lajola captures Boys 16 Junior Sectional crown
•	Yao's determination to pay off for youth
•	ISLE FILE Correira comes out on top at SuperBrawl
•	Sports Calendar
•	Boxing has Moffatt in its corner
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	New books chronicle Yankees-Red Sox rivalry
•	Ol' Blue Eyes as popular as ever, 5 years after his death
•	Bending us to like the Beckhams
•	Heir to throne best known for fighting his royal fate
•	COMMENTARY Memories of Dad help ease the sorrow
•	TRAVEL News junkies get fixes on road
•	'Ukulele players tune up for (Rhode) Island celebration
•	MUSIC Beyonce shifts gears with new single, solo album debut
•	Before Ringo, Pete Best was drummed out of the Fab Four
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Pahinui goes mainstream in move beyond tradition
•	ART It's art at every stop on First Fridays downtown
•	Art Calendar
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS Hike with your dog? Sure you can
•	Petwalk 2003 offers hike for people and paws
•	Adoptables
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	FAMILY MATTERS Procrastination lands husband in wild chase to unload trash
•	Weddings
•	Births
•	Family Album
•	Lit Beat

Business
•	Change eases eligibility for technology tax credits
•	Sending money to the homeland
•	18-year-old the brains behind low-fare 'airline'
•	OTHER BUSINESS Henry Ford's legacy rides on
•	Mortgage giants under pressure to make reforms
•	Poll sizes up Martha in market and the docket
•	Manicures, Botox mix as medi-spas flourish
•	Parents assist much of teens' spending, study suggests

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Bennett coup doesn't mean recognition near
•	New Ehime Maru is welcome indeed
•	COMMENTARIES Indifference to inmate abuse will cost all of us
•	Doubts, unease remain after victory in Iraq
•	UH move to Pac-10 would benefit both
•	THE RISING EAST U.S. commanders devise plans for future Iraqs
•	AFTER DEADLINE Covering crime a constant challenge, but you can help us
•	JERRY BURRIS A pioneer in 'post-ethnic' America
•	Letters to the Editor