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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, February 10, 2004

Articles for February 10, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Lingle, 5 other governors make surprise trip to Iraq
•	Deal keeps Pro Bowl here till 2009
•	Warriors get jump on 2005 recruiting season
•	State retirement system gaining
•	UH men's volleyball rises to No. 2 in USA Today poll
•	Stocks up in prelude to Greenspan report

Local News
•	Museum executive leaves after dispute over remains
•	IN COURT Banker may face more prison time
•	State bans four from entering Kalihi home
•	Two juries hear trial in beating of tourist
•	LEGISLATURE Bill to fill gaps in drunken-driving law advances
•	Lawmaker calls for action to fix crowded prisons
•	Emotional hearing lays bare tensions over school reform
•	DISPATCHES FROM IRAQ Schofield soldiers turn to luxury items for comfort
•	WILDLIFE Kealia Pond officials mount effort to cut midge population
•	Young whale struck by boat off Maui
•	OTHER NEWS Tears flow at Ehime Maru memorial service
•	Daycare home for elderly sought
•	Hawai'i lawmakers decry Bush budget, rising deficits
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	DRIVE TIME Bicyclist's tale adds weight to E911 bill
•	OBITUARIES William Lucas, city liquor official, dead at 92
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Saved by the YMCA

Sports
•	Viloria returns to ring
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Punahou goalie plays part to perfection
•	Punahou earns top seed in girls state tournament
•	Kalaheo seeks fourth OIA title in a row
•	Mililani unhappy with pairings
•	Advertiser's Top 10 basketball poll
•	Weekly honors
•	Standings, statistics
•	UH SPORTS Warriors have kept their focus on road
•	Hawai'i getting national notice
•	ISLE FILE BYUH forward Smylie honored by PacWest
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Valentine gift-giving is your chance to get personal
•	Books help kids deal with parent's deployment
•	COMMENTARY In matters of the heart, make health tops
•	Why can't the networks be honest with us for a change?
•	STAGE REVIEW Mozart drama takes few risks
•	'Betty' survives excursion into darkness
•	THE LEFT LANE Directors duel with staging at two paces
•	SHOW BIZ Heine discredits rumors of demise
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Hawai'i-bound ship's builder seeks protection
•	Strike effects spreading
•	Bill aids biotech lab developer
•	United adding Japan flight
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Workers vote to change unions
•	OTHER BUSINESS Record chain files bankruptcy
•	IRS says $2.5B yet to be claimed
•	Stewart's secretary tearfully testifies about tip
•	DirecTV, competitors planning to raise rates
•	4th-quarter earnings to be tough to beat
•	Senators propose massive mutual fund changes
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Watches getting smarter all the time
•	PalmSource Inc. adds smart phones to its core strategy
•	Secret documents not so secret with online search engines

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Council, mayor should cooperate now
•	License-plate program needs wider exposure
•	Letters to the Editor
•	COMMENTARIES The nuclear black market
•	Schools: Results argue for change

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Sony showcases cinematic, financial and robotic advances
•	HELP DESK Zoom matters in digital cameras
•	Q&A Security settings limit macro use