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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, April 18, 2003

Articles for April 18, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Aloha Airlines lost $43 million in 2002
•	Police Beat

Local News
•	Adults who let teens drink would be liable under bill
•	New pet quarantine rules may eliminate lengthy stay
•	Hawai'i wives get 'morale call'
•	Student helpers to lose jobs
•	Sailor arrested in false claim of shooting
•	UH regents entice nursing faculty
•	Schools financing switch likely
•	BOE must weigh compliance with federal mandate
•	School boards bill fails to advance
•	2 charged with welfare theft
•	Police chief signs up for five more years
•	UH faculty seeks early settlement with state to protect health benefits
•	8 firms fined for improper donations
•	District judge becomes Lingle's first Circuit Court appointment
•	Care-home operator 'very sorry' for death
•	Kona court hears fatal attack details
•	Fire destroys Maui home on flank of Haleakala
•	HAWAIIAN STYLE In war and peace, veteran has lived a charmed life
•	LEE CATALUNA Devotion will speak for itself
•	What's open and closed on Good Friday
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Furtado to coach both Kalaheo basketball teams
•	Kamehameha wins, 15-8
•	Pearl City stays unbeaten
•	UH SPORTS Nation's best play in MPSF
•	Fresno St. coach at UH spring practice
•	Rainbow Wahine sweep Tulsa in WAC softball
•	'Bows' Cook a jack of all trades
•	UH signs guard from California
•	RECREATION The Ultimate Game
•	800 athletes expected for Punahou Relays
•	Honolulu triathlete wins age group
•	Sports notices
•	ISLE FILE Team USA to defend Cup softball title here
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	HAWAI'I'S BACHELOR Bachelor: Only 5 remain
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Gingers from around world make their home in Hawai'i
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	THE LEFT LANE Director will lead tour of art exhibit
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Bank chiefs trade barbs as competition heats up
•	City Bank stock jumps after takeover bid revealed
•	1st quarter profitable for both institutions
•	Study finds tech growth slowed
•	Light rail included in Aloha Tower plan
•	A tourist shortage back in Japan, too
•	Business briefs
•	30-year mortgage rate drops to 5.82%

Opinion
•	Take that, Forbes! Hawai'i bites tax bullet
•	Chinatown no threat to anyone's health
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Governor had no sinister intention

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MUSIC SCENE Band finds music and social activism inseparable
•	'Kintama' eclectic compilation of kooky sounds
•	Billboard hits
•	THE NIGHT STUFF Indigo offers soothing, downtempo 'Escape'
•	STAGE SCENE Punahou's 'Les Miserables' is just fantastique
•	'Danno' returns for 'Dirty Laundry' cameo
•	CRITIC'S CHOICE Arabian nights, mornings with laughs entertain
•	DINING SCENE Jaron's food doesn't live up to menu's billing
•	MOVIE SCENE 'Holes' filled with delightful surprises for kids, adults
•	At the Movies: 'Malibu's Most Wanted'
•	Film finds humor at Israeli checkpoint
•	Screening room
•	DVD SCENE Oscar-winning anime includes original Japanese track
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	Ongoing Events
•	What's up!
•	Neighbor Islands