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Articles for November 27, 2003

Local News
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Army seeks to train with live fire in Makua Valley
•	Dean hopes trip is last for brother
•	Departing troops share Thanksgiving meal
•	POLICE/COURTS Kamehameha Schools considers settlement
•	Holidays also busy for counterfeiters
•	Three engineers charged in campaign donor probe
•	Family sues driver who died in La'ie accident
•	CHRISTMAS SEASON Holiday drive faces bigger need this year
•	Here's a reminder about holiday mail
•	Parade road closures finalized
•	OTHER NEWS Man rescued from Kaimuki house fire
•	Protected status for coastline proposed
•	Boycott set at Turtle Bay Resort
•	Plane's wreckage floating off Maui
•	State cuts welfare payments to 137 fugitives
•	State sends two to light-rail sessions
•	Waikiki parade tomorrow
•	O'ahu briefs
•	EDUCATION Students highlight roadway dangers
•	Parents track schoolwork online
•	OUR SCHOOLS • HANALANI SCHOOLS Family atmosphere surrounds students
•	Kailua teacher honored for global approach
•	School panel travels to Big Island, Maui
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Special plates cost $25 a year
•	Honors, scholarships
•	Corrections
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Dayton denies Hawai'i, 82-72
•	UH's Owens is controlled fury on football field
•	Hawai'i relaxes before NCAAs
•	Rainbow Wahine's Lee posting big numbers
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Perennial power Waimea hosts upstart Damien
•	DIVISION II Chaminade's strong showing ends in loss to San Diego St.
•	AROUND THE GREENS Amateurs giving thanks for chance to play Sony
•	'Take a Swing' offers shot at $1 million and Sony Open tickets
•	Final tour money leaders
•	HOLES IN ONE No. 13 turns out wesley f. fongto be lucky number
•	GOLF BRIEFS Big four expected to play in senior skins
•	ISLE FILE Auction of sports items to help youths
•	FERD LEWIS You've got lots to be thankful for
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Kelly Preston comes full circle with 'Cat'
•	Counting their blessings
•	Artist formerly coming here really is
•	Studios unfazed as films top $100M
•	KISSES AND MISSES Votes are in on advice for our readers with relationship woes
•	THE LEFT LANE 'Dogs in Hood' gives classics a canine spin
•	SHOW BIZ Couch to sing at Market City tree-lighting
•	Tube Notes
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	Fashion Calendar
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Conditional Damon Estate agreement verified
•	Late airline chairman to be honored at reception
•	How Hawai'i hotels are faring
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Conventions big business in Dec.
•	OTHER BUSINESS Business spending spurs recovery at last
•	Fleming hopes to hold on to last unit
•	Ex-HealthSouth CEO told to repay $25 million
•	Court reinstates Florida grower's DuPont lawsuit
•	PERSONAL FINANCE 2004 financial goals begin now
•	Don't count on inheritance to pay for your retirement
•	Misconceptions on auto insurance rates shared
•	Seeking to save a buck or two? Web sites offer tips

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL We're grateful to be in peaceful Hawai'i
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Thanksgiving with natives, both here and on the Mainland