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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, May 18, 2003

Articles for May 18, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Big Island blaze damages homes
•	Fallen poles cut Makaha power

Local News
•	Suit against HPD goes to trial after failed settlement
•	EDUCATION Schools feel political clout
•	What legislators tacked on for schools in their districts
•	School kupuna hoping to retain role
•	Teachers elect new HSTA leader
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Few on Big Island are quake-insured
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	OTHER NEWS E.K. Fernandez Shows marks centennial
•	'We need more Republicans,' governor says
•	Seat-belt campaign returns
•	Historic Honolulu sites wow local visitors
•	Surveys find support for state care plan
•	Health Department settles five storage-tank violations
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Washington Week
•	BOB KRAUSS Duckling saga on the Ala Wai
•	LEE CATALUNA Boy's heart fixed, thanks to Kailua couple

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Kamehameha holds off Kailua for baseball crown
•	Pearl City's boys, Kahuku's girls capture state judo team titles
•	Waiakea edges young Kaua'i for team title
•	Chargers' Shinn will play soccer for SMU
•	OTHER SPORTS New turf rolls in
•	Rainbow Wahine's NCAA run ends
•	Kono, 13, leads Jennie K. by two strokes
•	Former UH center gives WNBA a shot
•	Wave selection key for Kapolei surfer
•	Gardner Brown, youth coach for Pauoa A.C.
•	ISLE FILE UH's Murray tops in discus
•	Sports Calendar
•	Final exam for weird school year
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Paying for the pounds
•	MOVIES/TELEVISION 'X2' director pumped about film's success
•	The hoo-ha behind the 'Woo-hooo!'
•	ABC marks 50 years with reunions, guests
•	'Hairspray,' 'Movin' Out' still Tony favorites
•	'Carter Beats the Devil' stumps many readers
•	Feline fondness inspires artistic turn
•	Lit Beat
•	MUSIC REVIEW Unconventional concert closes season
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Quiet player steps out in a 'Hwn' way
•	MUSIC Life's been good so far for Matchbox Twenty
•	June Carter Cash left mark on Nashville, Man in Black
•	STAGE REVIEW 'Proof' tells tale of ailing genius, troubled daughter
•	ART Ho'omaluhia show reflects nature's beauty, fragility
•	Art Calendar
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS A little training can make a dog your friend for life
•	Adoptables
•	Chiefess-sized 'uha handy for hula
•	FUN HOUSE Face 'dots' add to son's smile
•	Births
•	Celebrations
•	Family Album
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

Business
•	TOURISM IN HAWAI'I: THE QUARTERLY REPORT Slowly, visitors return
•	But Japanese tourists continue to stay away
•	Travelers from the Mainland keep visitor industry afloat
•	Mainlanders boost Island weddings business
•	Business incentive trips spark industry optimism
•	Japanese economy at zero growth
•	Weaker dollar could be good news for U.S. manufacturers
•	HAWAI'I BANKS Warring banks skirmish over image
•	PERSONAL FINANCE The latest worry: Is stock rebound too much too fast?
•	Low yields undermining money funds

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Tax credits hardly a fiscal disaster
•	Golf wins determined by score, not gender
•	FOCUS Lingle's first days show promise
•	COMMENTARIES U.S. experience with terrorism relatively limited
•	CEO who resigned calls for Hawaiian unity
•	THE RISING EAST Japan may be forced from pacifist cocoon
•	AFTER DEADLINE Postwar headlines must also sing
•	Letters to the Editor