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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, February 21, 2008

Articles for February 21, 2008

Breaking News
•	Suspect arrested in sex assault of child
•	Pair charged with Waianae armed robbery
•	Honolulu Zoo security breach sets tiger loose
•	Alleged gaff smuggler faces new cockfighting law
•	Power restored to 450 in East Honolulu
•	Six Hawaii Guardsmen to deploy to Africa
•	Marine killed in Kaneohe crash identified
•	Navy: Missile scored pinpoint hit on disabled spy satellite
•	Mayor highlights parks police in speech
•	Satellite debris: 'Nothing bigger than a football'
•	Kaneohe-bound lanes of Likelike open again
•	Ship returning to Hawaii tomorrow after shoot-down
•	Tourism group pushes for international campaign
•	Accident shuts Kaneohe-bound lanes of Likelike
•	Sentencing set for convicted Schofield soldier
•	Hawaiian Serenaders to perform in Kapolei
•	Repaving will affect H-1 lanes starting Sunday
•	Learn to care for elderly loved ones at KCC
•	Aiea library to host Chinese martial arts presentation
•	Crash reported at Pali and South Beretania Street
•	Federal report looks at health preparedness here
•	Deadline extended for Ethics Commission seat
•	UH bridge building contest set for Saturday
•	Surf on the rise along Oahu's north, west shores
•	Haze, but no rain likely during the next few days
•	Planning to begin on 75-acre Kauai agriculture park
•	Kauai offering spring break program for kids 5-11
•	Big Isle police seek help finding Pepeekeo woman
•	24 arrested on Big Island last week for DUI
•	Man at OCCC charged with 2007 burglary
•	Iolani, Punahou advance to state girls hoops final
•	Girls high school basketball state tournament scores
•	Boys high school basketball state tournament scores
•	Moanalua upsets No. 1 Iolani in state boys hoops
•	Wie makes statement in ’08 debut in Fields Open
•	Wie shoots 3-under 69, among Fields Open leaders
•	Baseball: A-Rod was exaggerating on his drug tests
•	Baseball: Howard wins arbitration, will earn $10M
•	Baseball: Ramirez won't ask Boston to pick up option
•	CBKB: Indiana deciding coach Sampson’s future
•	CBKB: Tennessee's Candace Parker to skip senior yr.
•	Courts: Duke lacrosse players sue school, city
•	Golf: Woods advances at Match Play
•	Golf: Fields Open information
•	Golf: Free Waikiki shuttle for Fields Open
•	Hockey: Zednik: ’I felt like somebody stabbed me.’
•	NBA: Cavs acquire Ben Wallace, Szczerbiak
•	NBA: 1st-place Hornets get Wells, James from Rockets
•	NBA: Hornets’ Paul shows Kidd who’s best in West
•	NBA: Timberwolves trade Gerald Green to Rockets
•	NBA: Portland, Denver swap backup guards
•	NBA: Raptors acquire Brezec from Pistons for Dixon
•	NFL: Moss not designated franchise player by Pats
•	NFL: Browns, RB Jamal Lewis agree on 3-year deal
•	NFL: Cowboys put franchise tag on safety Hamlin
•	NFL: Panthers release RB Foster
•	NFL: Seahawks place franchise tag on CB Trufant
•	Soccer: Ching to sign autographs at Circuit City
•	Tennis: Sharapova reaches Qatar Open quarterfinals
•	Tennis: Nadal, last seeded player, falls at ABN Amro
•	Tennis: Venus Williams upset at windy Qatar Open
•	On the air today: State girls hoops, Fields Open
•	On the air tomorrow: State girls hoops DI, DII finals
•	AG's office to auction seized goods Saturday at Blaisdell
•	Honolulu software firm opens San Diego office
•	Strong Aussie dollar hurts Billabong's overseas sales
•	HEI earnings end lackluster year on high note
•	Two local firms win Navy contract for roof repairs
•	Local game developer give sneak preview of 'Blue Mars'
•	Hawaii to get $29K in deceptive marketing settlement
•	A&E to restart production of ‘Dog the Bounty Hunter’
•	'Lost' seeking to cast baby Aaron
•	Waikoloa Ukulele fest set for March 1
•	Willie K to open for both War concerts
•	Unity moves Easter service to the Shell
•	Unity Church offers relationship seminar
•	Lecture set on China's Longxing Monastery

Local News
•	Honolulu inflation pushes prices up 4.8%
•	Obama swept all of Hawaii's 51 districts
•	Ship's missile hits satellite
•	Soccer fans enjoy stars, a good time
•	Obama win seen sticking despite the chaos
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
•	Bush: No plans for U.S. military base in Africa
ELECTION
•	Strategist: Aides told lobbyist to back off from McCain in 1999
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Bills would alter rules on bed and breakfasts
•	Affordable housing swap set
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Troops grill military's No. 1
•	Schofield soldier found guilty in death of unarmed Iraqi man
EDUCATION
•	Maryknoll's leader leaves big legacy
•	Student loans feel pinch
•	Rich got richer in donations to universities
•	Incentive program does school proud
•	African-American life stories 'Lost' history of blacks
•	Seven church schools may turn into 'values based' charters
ENVIRONMENT
•	Hawaii's coasts heavily 'invaded'
•	For the environment
TRANSPORTATION
•	Superferry to be out of service until March 25
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	Public gets say on ceded lands
•	Army sued again over access to Makua
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Student forum to take on environmental problems
•	Steak plate lunches on Kaiser fundraiser menu
•	Recycling awareness fair scheduled for tomorrow
•	MDA charity walk to include entertainment
•	Man who drove truck into woman indicted
•	Hawaiian civic group gets $5,000 for garden
•	Three viaduct lanes will be closed Sunday for repair
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Police say crash victim a Marine
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	'Iolani girls shoot down Kalani, 60-37
•	Kamehameha-Hawaii squeezes by Kalaheo
•	Rainbow Warriors fall short in Fresno
UH FOOTBALL
•	Their futures to be measured in seconds
UH MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
•	Clar hitting his stride again for Warriors
UH WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
•	Hittle has a killer smile, and fierceness to complement it
UH SPORTS
•	UH women win 800 freestyle relay at WAC Championships
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	'Iolani girls shoot down Kalani, 60-37
•	Kamehameha-Hawaii squeezes by Kalaheo
•	Radford takes down Lahainaluna, 54-46
•	Waiakea turns back Maui, 58-47
•	Punahou girls into semifinals
•	Campbell, Kailua upset seeded teams in D-II
•	Punahou speeds past Lahainaluna, 65-32
•	Warriors rally into quarters
•	Moanalua tops Campbell, 65-43
•	Kaiser edges Word of Life to reach quarterfinals
GOLF
•	Annika ready to take on the Fields
•	Fujikawa to play in Honda Classic
GOLF REPORT
•	Senior Skins never gets old
•	Carll to defend Hilo title
•	PGA Tour players from Hawaii
•	Holes in One
SURFING
•	Koike resurfaces as Pipeline winner
ISLE FILE
•	Los Banos to step down as Saint Louis athletic director
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Walk of life
•	With a little effort, you can slim down by summer
•	Isle Rain fans trekking to L.A.
MOVIES
•	Movie openings
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Health calendar
CHARLES STUART PLATKIN
•	Nuts good for you and tasty, too
PEOPLE
•	Ooops, wrong blond bombshell
PRESCRIPTIONS
•	Fish oils have many benefits for babies
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Planet Hollywood is the place to be
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday
MOMS
•	Attachment parents want closer bond with baby
•	Nuts good for you and tasty, too

Business
•	Jimmy Buffett to open restaurant in Waikiki
•	Web site eases hassles of getting permit
•	Advertiser's union workers supported by Abercrombie
AGRICULTURE
•	Kunia ag park going forward
TECHNOLOGY
•	Doing your own taxes? Help's just a click away
ECONOMY
•	Fed sees economy slowing, jobless, inflation rates rising
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Honolulu Building Permits
•	38% drop in mac nut crop seen
•	State fines businesses, individuals
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Dems should make the most of its new voters
•	Changes in Pakistan deserve U.S. support
COMMENTARY
•	Turtle Bay expansion now makes no sense
•	Ivy League candidates offer little change
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

MOVIES
•	Movie openings
•	TGI Thursday

Photo galleries
•	Seth's pix
•	Maryknoll president moving on
•	Democrats on the campaign trail
•	Republicans on the campaign trail
•	Pan-Pacific Soccer Championships
•	Satellite Destroyed
•	Spring Training
•	Girls state basketball
•	Boys state basketball
•	Fashion

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