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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, October 16, 2003

Articles for October 16, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Woman enters not guilty plea in death of baby son
•	Musicians to vote on symphony proposals
•	Man who used Internet to lure minor to be sentenced
•	State releases plan for dealing with hepatitis C
•	Consulting firm to review HVCB
•	Dow slips, but S&P, Nasdaq reach highs

Local News
•	City told closing parks at night would hurt homeless
•	$70 million earmarked for Kapolei roadwork
•	More tests awaited in death of baby in car
•	Army seeks public comment on Stryker impact survey
•	WILDLIFE/ENVIRONMENT Conservation group working to restore islets' environment
•	Spot a bird watcher? In Hawai'i, that's a wild-goose chase
•	New longline technique may spare albatross
•	CITY GOVERNMENT More officers needed for ticketing program
•	Council overturns sunshine training veto
•	City adds sites for buying bus passes
•	IN COURT Officer won't be prosecuted in accident
•	Judge denies Sia motion seeking medical furlough
•	Salt Lake man indicted in baby's death
•	OTHER NEWS Punalu'u bones closer to being buried
•	Lingle says state needs to clarify laws on land use
•	Symphony talks bring no major progress
•	O'ahu's drivers enduring loads of roadwork this week
•	EDUCATION Kalaheo graduate dreams big
•	Forums to push education reform
•	OUR SCHOOLS • KAPOLEI HIGH New school doesn't have a history, so it's making one
•	Education briefs
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Bus pass policy defended
•	OBITUARIES Rachel Haili had recipe for success
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Duggins is the queen of the court in her sister's eyes
•	Elimimian no longer toiling in anonymity
•	Cockheran's availability to be game-time decision
•	Ruffin returns for hoops festivities
•	Rainbows take on WAC foes
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Two forfeits shake up OIA football playoffs
•	TRIATHLON Iron-willed attitude helps DeBoom excel in Ironman
•	AROUND THE GREENS Stephenson's apologies not enough
•	Holes in one
•	GOLF BRIEFS Rarick in Waikoloa Women's Challenge
•	ISLE FILE Schnack third in half marathon
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar
•	Weekend watch

Island Life
•	Download a mystery
•	Smurfs are back — with attitude
•	Looking to ditch the drab in your decor?
•	Diaz still looking in Kahala
•	KISSES AND MISSES Got issues? Our new weekly column offers straight-up advice
•	THE LEFT LANE Collecting a century
•	Movie Openings
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	SHOW BIZ Island artists will release a spate of new CDs
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	New project set at Ko Olina
•	Century Aviation Inc. files for bankruptcy
•	Agency moves on bakery's pension
•	Business marketing contract up for bid
•	BANKS First Hawaiian profit climbs 16%
•	City Bank parent's profit doubles
•	OTHER BUSINESS Indicators pointing toward accelerated economic growth
•	Apple to expand online music store
•	Kmart ads to feature pre-trial Martha Stewart
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Airlines cut Hawai'i fares
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Complaints about credit counseling agencies on rise
•	Kids can benefit from pet economics
•	Pitfalls can abound if you decide to buy
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY Insurance database tracks homeowners' claims

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Cruise industry can't be left to regulate itself
•	Milken award winners show the positive
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Get back to basics in reading