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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, March 12, 2003

Articles for March 12, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Rainbow Wahine beat Tulsa, 62-48
•	Missing Utah teen Elizabeth Smart found safe
•	State pares names from voter rolls
•	Man held in phone harassment case
•	Police Beat
•	U.N. war deadlock fails to derail gains for stocks

Local News
•	City boss blamed for dump
•	Solution offered on care-home inspections
•	'Arrivals,' 'departures' signs returning
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Stealth fighters flying to South Korea exercises
•	USS Nimitz drops anchor in Hawai'i
•	Analysts say Iraq war would hit state hard
•	HEALTH Big Island kids' asthma rate high
•	Disabled win $7 million settlement
•	POLICE/COURTS Family demands full prison term
•	Separate robberies may be by same men
•	Two killed by vehicles trying to pass
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Rival plans second Maui wind farm
•	Trust gets $2 million for Maui land purchase
•	Work to proceed on care facility at Maui's Nisei center
•	OTHER NEWS Governor criticized on land directors
•	Lingle upbeat as she marks 100 days in office
•	Paroling agency chairman resigns
•	Lifeguards recognized for saving visitor
•	Nunelon L. Medallon, Filipino community leader, dead at 75
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	BOB KRAUSS Yo ho ho — strike up the band

Sports
•	UH SPORTS English focusing on WAC
•	Rainbow Wahine play for fun of it
•	Hawai'i rallies for 8-4 win over HPU
•	Solid tourney may lead to ranking
•	DIVISION II BYU-Hawai'i's Foyle among best in West Region
•	HIGH SCHOOLS • ILH SOCCER ALL-STAR TEAMS Mid-Pacific's Higa honored for all-around skills, hustle
•	Punahou's Campbell cited for quick-striking scoring ability
•	HOMEGROWN REPORT Rebounding finds place in Richardson's heart
•	Academics top priority for ex-Crusader Robins
•	Tokoro misses Cal State-LA's season finale
•	Ex-Crusader Lee wins late, stays unbeaten
•	FERD LEWIS UH trying to mind its business
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	White teeth, bright life
•	TV pilot, 'The Break,' shoot starts at Pipeline
•	La Pietra's fund-raiser goes Italian
•	SHAPE UP A diet free of trans fats may not be realistic
•	JUST MY STYLE Doing that Doris Day thing
•	THE LEFT LANE A brush with fame
•	DANCE REVIEW No lack of stamina, versatility in Irish dance dazzler
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
•	TASTE High-protein cuisine doesn't have to be low in appeal
•	Meatless dishes help fill the Lent season
•	Here's the ultimate in quick sauce for pasta
•	Quick and Easy: Fettuccine with Shrimp and Asparagus Parmesan
•	Culinary Calendar
•	OFF THE SHELF Shiso useful in a variety of salads and cooked foods
•	RECIPE DOCTOR Tiramisu can be lighter — and easier to make
•	COOK'S TIP Give your fridge periodic care and attention
•	QUICK BITES New chefs join Cafe Laniakea
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Microwave rice takes a little practice

Business
•	Surge of work on homes for tax credit expected
•	Airlines seek tax breaks
•	Airport subsidy proposal opposed
•	Rules for ag tourism debated
•	Pension plans short on money
•	Maui gets new film chief
•	HAWAI'I SMALL BUSINESS 'Crazy golfers' credited for store's success

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Public loses as paroling chairman resigns
•	Fire safety in clubs no bureaucratic issue
•	We won't miss those confusing airport signs
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH It's a war of cynical slogans