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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, May 16, 2002

Articles for May 16, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Waikiki officer wins top police honor
•	Cougars near escaping UH game here
•	Clerk, cop bust pair with counterfeit cash
•	Tesoro reaps top margin at Isle refinery
•	Police Beat
•	Profit taking slows Wall Street advance

Local News
•	Hawai'i 'Star Wars' fans gather to welcome 'Clones'
•	CITY GOVERNMENT City's budget mailings to public challenged
•	City Council won't give itself raises
•	Mansho's attorney defends her entreaties for support
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Aide charged, more promised in Felix probe
•	Golf buddy horrified by bizarre accident
•	Kamehameha uses Enron firm in audit
•	POLICE/COURTS Victim yet to give clues into beating
•	Security guard sues airline pilot over Honolulu incident
•	Ireland defendant's progress noted
•	Police Beat
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Big Island council delays tax-hike vote
•	U.S. Justice Department to join Maui church case
•	Biotech program offered on Maui
•	Hilo protesters picket Army briefing
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	OTHER NEWS Burned crewman brought to O'ahu
•	OHA considering Kaka'ako site
•	Navy fined over waste handling
•	O'ahu briefs
•	EDUCATION Drama on war helping teach peace
•	Delayed playgrounds move forward
•	OUR SCHOOLS • WAIPAHU INTERMEDIATE State's largest intermediate school concentrates on reading
•	UH-Hilo to graduate its first distance-learning students
•	ON CAMPUS Substitutes feel slighted on pay
•	Awards
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Three ILH teams reach girls basketball semifinals
•	Mililani's Inaba blanks St. Joseph
•	Hamamoto repeats as state golf champ
•	UH SPORTS Rainbows embark on season-ending road test
•	DeLaura helps make UH athletes fitter
•	GOLF REPORT Wie in second LPGA event
•	Charities to get money raised by tournaments
•	Notices
•	Holes in one
•	AROUND THE GREENS First prep repeat champ never had pro ambition
•	OTHER SPORTS Komine wins before 18,758
•	BYUH teams up for success
•	They're juggling careers in search of title shots
•	Musashimaru moves to 5-0
•	FERD LEWIS UH can't be myopic in search for AD
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	Unsolicited advice isn't always such a good idea
•	A festive, south-of-the-border ensemble
•	'ER' finale may boost awareness of smallpox
•	STAGE REVIEW 'Women' a subtle study of mothers, life choices
•	'Courage' sheds light on wartime dilemma
•	UH lops hip-hop
•	Movie Openings
•	Tube Notes
•	Health Calendar
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Wal-Mart completes Ke'eaumoku deal
•	HMSA profits soar 10-fold
•	Prime Waikiki retail site up for auction
•	Big Island firm's net loss grows
•	OTHER BUSINESS Move matches Playstation cut
•	Florida leads nation in delinquency of hotel loans
•	Consumer price index up 0.5% for April

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Ko Olina tax break not good public policy
•	Latest Forbes diatribe ignores our realities
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Hawai'i must plug brain drain