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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, August 28, 2003

Articles for August 28, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Hurricane center keeps an eye on tropical depression
•	Gasoline prices hit new highs
•	Closed cruise line meeting questioned
•	Last-hour buying surge energizes Wall Street
•	UH lineman Moenoa practices, but might not start

Local News
•	Community colleges may cut scores of classes
•	BUS STRIKE Bus talks to resume today
•	City's hunt for options goes on
•	Handi-Van cutback strands disabled
•	Some winning, some losing on new commute
•	Getting around without TheBus: Information you can use
•	FIRE Kailua fire nears homes
•	Church fire may be hate crime
•	POLICE/COURTS Popular club drug finds way to Islands
•	17-year-old agrees to be tried as adult in shooting of man
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS State needs more drug treatment, group says
•	'Thousands' attend Mars party at Bishop Museum
•	Army plan to expand Big Island training site criticized
•	No damage reported in Big Island quake
•	Immigrant workers' rights is theme for Labor Day march
•	O'ahu briefs
•	EDUCATION Teacher spending on supplies rises
•	OUR SCHOOLS • HAWAII CENTER FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND Full complement of qualified teachers a sign of hope
•	Education briefs
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Rentals must have agents
•	OBITUARIES Sally Lieberman Sheehan, 92, publicist
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Gifts

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Castle might forfeit opener
•	Golden Hawks take flight in OIA Red West
•	UH SPORTS Thin line separates Uperesa, Stovall
•	WARRIORS NOTEBOOK Moenoa guarantees he'll practice today
•	Rainbows have high hopes in '03
•	Three ranked foes await 'Bows in Classic
•	Poll results: An 11-win season
•	AROUND THE GREENS For the Wie family, it was a summer of fun, long drives
•	Tomori at par in qualifier
•	Tour money leaders
•	Golf notices
•	HOLES IN ONE Honolulu golfer gets first two aces in hurry
•	GOLF BRIEFS Barbers Point Invitational opens with strong field
•	OTHER SPORTS Pulled hamstring forces Castle grad out of World Championships
•	Hawai'i to host first U.S. Triathlon
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	COMMENTARY Most vaunted videos
•	COMMENTARY King's vision of equality provoked nation
•	New Year's Eve at Hilton to feature Waikiki star
•	THE LEFT LANE Tell us about your commuting strategy
•	Tryouts calendar
•	Movie Openings
•	SHOW BIZ Kolivas and all that jazz, Leed and all that stuff
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Hawai'i hui in Bay Area offers expats a route home
•	Economic council fires leader
•	Dedicated volunteers awarded time out
•	Tourism marketers to meet here
•	OTHER BUSINESS California gets more financial privacy
•	Travel in U.S. took July jump
•	Bush trims raise for federal workers
•	FDA condemns drug purchases from Canada
•	Contract of NYSE chairman under scrutiny
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Gasoline hits $2.369 on Maui
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Zero-interest offer could end up being costly
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY More can afford to donate to charities

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Youth facility abuses shameful to Hawai'i
•	Shuttle mission hurt by culture of silence
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Midway is losing out to Tern