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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, May 30, 2003

Articles for May 30, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Monahan chosen Hawaiian Airlines trustee
•	Bus contract talks break off
•	Tourist spending up on Neighbor Islands
•	Driver killed in freeway crash
•	Police Beat
•	Consumer sentiment helps strengthen stocks

Local News
•	Diamond Head bees ordered to buzz off
•	Lingle signs Ko Olina tax break
•	Wal-Mart site yields 2 new sets of remains
•	EDUCATION UH student best of U.S. in engineering
•	Kupuna reclassified to meet school rules
•	Missile accomplished
•	POLICE/COURTS Tunnel sign breaks fall of airborne motorcyclist
•	Teen girl in Net chats with Maui man was really agent
•	Jury hears conflicting versions of child abuse
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Ka'anapali vendor in violation, suit says
•	Agency plans to eradicate frogs on Kaua'i
•	Sand Island plant seeks new permit
•	OTHER NEWS Mililani residents vow to fight drugs
•	City sticks with surf rules
•	Honolulu officer in Europe torch run
•	Project offers $1.6 million to train young Hawaiians
•	Striking nurses dispute rural 'standard'
•	Water board adopts budget keeping same rates
•	Water conservation urged on Maui
•	Visa problem delays 'Saigon' puppetry troupe
•	Facility to be named after senators
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Stealing lychee is a real crime
•	Obituaries
•	Grants

Sports
•	Lave making a difference on field and in community
•	Men's championship games to be played at Waipi'o 'bowl'
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Moanalua basketball coach Dias retires
•	Rainbow baseball adds California prep pitcher
•	Kalaheo grad Wahinekapu bound for Portland State
•	RECREATION Young club, modest goals
•	Sagapolutele returns to conduct camp
•	Beach volleyball tourney set
•	Sports notices
•	ISLE FILE Hawai'i has trampoline, tumbling champion

Island Life
•	Caught in the salt trap
•	UH professor mixes poetry, baseball in his new book
•	Search for a soul mate or love the one you're with?
•	'Haiku' fuses Hawai'i, Japanese sounds
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Hibiscus need lots of sun, drainage to flourish
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	FITNESS PROFILE Weights, martial arts keep him healthy
•	THE LEFT LANE The beach: It's more than just fun and sun
•	Children's programs vanishing from TV
•	Picking the bones of departed season
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Tourism supported in survey
•	State audits questionable claims for tech tax credits
•	New rules put 850,000 federal jobs in jeopardy
•	Microsoft, AOL reach $750 million agreement
•	Nationwide protests target media-ownership proposals
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Utility credit help available
•	REAL ESTATE Mortgage rates remain at record lows
•	'Affordable housing' has new importance in real estate boom
•	Be wary of 'secrets' of real estate investing
•	Overvalued house prices forecast to decline sharply

Opinion
•	School improvement plan needs assistance
•	GOP tax cut is not for the working poor
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Hawaiian Airlines will make it through

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MUSIC SCENE Disco fever
•	Unlikely duo together again on stage, new CD
•	Billboard hits
•	CLUB SCENE Vice City 2 party back at Ocean's
•	DANCE SCENE It's 'Destiny' to be suspended in animation
•	DINING SCENE Harbour View's dim-sum service loads of fun
•	MOVIE SCENE Dive into incredible fish tale with 'Finding Nemo'
•	'The Italian Job' is among better caper remakes
•	'Chaos' a critical view of self-absorbed lives
•	Gritty gay film festival reflects real life
•	Screening room
•	DVD SCENE 5-disc set traces life of Truffaut alter ego
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	Ongoing Events
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands