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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, January 21, 2003

Articles for January 21, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Lingle vows to restore trust in government
•	Text of Lingle's address
•	UH men's volleyball team retains No. 1 rank
•	Boatner accepts UH football scholarship
•	Chilly weather expected tonight
•	Hawai'i lends a hand after Guam typhoon
•	Police Beat
•	Central Pacific Bank sees returns surge
•	Healthier profits fail to prevent stock slide

Local News
•	Guam grateful Hawai'i sent help after typhoon
•	Every cent counts for Hawai'i's counties
•	UH bid process called unfair
•	State of State speech to air live on TV, online
•	Cemetery proposal unsettles families
•	MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY Civil rights ideals invoked across Islands
•	Hilo marchers oppose war with Iraq
•	Thousands pay tribute with antiwar protests nationwide
•	HEALTH/SAFETY More money sought for prisons
•	Hawai'i to begin smallpox program
•	FIRE/RESCUE Teen rescued from high surf off La'ie
•	Body found in Maui home after fire
•	Oregon man loses yacht, future home to high seas
•	OTHER NEWS KHON antenna irks neighbors
•	Kahuku High choir gets expert coaching
•	Nurses face emotional return to work
•	Maui developers denied right to build at Palauea
•	Police Beat
•	O'ahu briefs
•	COMMUTING Transit talk offers eerie signs we've taken this road before
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Obituaries
•	LEE CATALUNA 'Checkers and Pogo' kids had it all wrong

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Lineman headed for BYU
•	Basketball all in family for Kaimuki's Miyasakas
•	Advertiser's Top 10 basketball poll
•	Weekly honors
•	Standings, statistics
•	Coming events
•	UH SPORTS UH libero plans to play
•	Rainbows hope to rebound
•	Kahuku's Ah You chooses Hawai'i
•	ISLE FILE Four earn berths in Waikoloa tennis
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	The showdown begins for starry-eyed young hopefuls
•	Product plugs to join show's flow
•	'Simpsons' settles in for sitcom history
•	Filmmakers examine a town's racial divide
•	FASHION TRENDS A denim bag with little fuss
•	ABOUT WOMEN Pedicures provide Mom with some pampering, much peace
•	THE LEFT LANE Celine on a biz blitz
•	SHOW BIZ Sheryl Crow soaking up the sun on Maui
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	HEI reports fourth-quarter profits up by nearly 14%
•	Qualcomm chief puts focus on schools
•	OTHER BUSINESS Bush aide's party raises ethics issue
•	Survival is top concern for airline industry in 2003
•	Penny-pinchers long on symbolism, short on substance
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY DVD players get more bells, whistles
•	Microsoft announces antipiracy programs
•	Few take time to erase hard drives
•	HI. TECH Registering domain name beats trying to fight for it with someone else

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Our students deserve better facilities
•	DOE budget: huge test for lawmakers
•	Don't expect welcome for red-light van cams
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Lottery? Yes, let's go there

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Search skies through Net telescopes
•	Slim is in for the future of digital entertainment
•	Microsoft sees Spot run personal devices