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The Honolulu Advertiser
Articles for February 4, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
 •  Teamsters set to strike two concrete producers
 •  Kahuku's Perry, 16 others sign with Warriors
 •  Student's death may be linked to dengue
 •  Poamoho Camp eviction date moved up
 •  Investor indecision pushes stocks down

Local News
 •  $339.7 million requested for military projects here
 •  College students seek deals as text costs rise
 •  Experienced pilot lost life in crash
 •  Hawaiians sign petition against Dodge Kahuna
 •  LEGISLATURE
House OKs auditor's request for $3 million
 •  Proposal bans lifetime cap on substance-abuse coverage
 •  Lingle anti-dumping bill not strong enough, lawmakers say
 •  Environment groups unite on legislative priorities
 •  CITY GOVERNMENT
Dog park opens in Moanalua
 •  Street work challenges Chinatown businesses
 •  POLICE/COURTS
Woman pleads no contest to hindering prosecution
 •  Suspect in fatal crash turns self in
 •  Man gets life for 2002 shooting in Waikele
 •  Police Beat
 •  OTHER NEWS
Fire guts Maui furniture warehouse
 •  Maunawili expects project to be noisy
 •  State, federal agencies to collaborate on Hawaiian homes
 •  UH to fast-track revival of public health school
 •  Hawai'i briefs
 •  OBITUARIES
Federal economist, professor Yau Sing Leong dies at 105
 •  Obituaries
 •  Corrections
 •  BOB KRAUSS
Tracing the roots of great golfer

Sports
 •  COLLEGE FOOTBALL RECRUITING
South Carolina QB commits to Warriors
 •  Kahuku star lineman Perry picks Arizona over Hawai'i
 •  PRO BOWL
Rookie receives rave reviews
 •  ESPN analyst likes Tinoisamoa
 •  UH SPORTS
Thomas serves notice he's Warriors' best
 •  Rainbow Wahine have holes to fill in their infield
 •  HOMEGROWN HOME AND AWAY
BYU building around Lei, Russell
 •  Kalaheo grad Braley excited to play at home
 •  Pacific's Zodrow reaps honor
 •  HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Kalaheo, Mililani in OIA soccer title game
 •  Defending state softball champion Kailua edges Leilehua in OIA quarterfinals
 •  Kalaheo basketball team topples Kahuku in OT
 •  ISLE FILE
UH-Hilo hands BYUH first conference loss
 •  Sports Calendar

Island Life
 •  G.I. Joe: 40 years and still fighting
 •  DRAMA REVIEW
How the new kid in town must adjust
 •  SHAPE UP
Heart monitor helps in workout, but try 'talk test'
 •  FITNESS PROFILE
Determined to balance fitness with business
 •  FIVE QUESTIONS
Ingram to lead 'Dialogue' in presence, wholeness
 •  THE LEFT LANE
Retro in wood
 •  Tube Notes
 •  TGI Wednesday
 •  TASTE
In praise of the braise
 •  Saturate your palate with variety of ceviches
 •  Culinary Calendar
 •  7 OR LESS
Neapolitan sauce goes well with fish, chicken or steak
 •  RECIPE DOCTOR
Lover's Bath can be more than an appetizer
 •  COOK'S TIPS
Try toasting that banana bread
 •  QUICK BITES
Roy's will celebrate its 15th anniversary
 •  FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Got a Perfect Breakfast Spot? Let the rest of us know

Business
 •  Single-family home prices at record high and counting
 •  State approves CPB's takeover of City Bank
 •  Matteo's restaurant on market
 •  Remodeling's the way to go
 •  Business briefs
 •  NATION BUSINESS
Witness tells of stock tip to Stewart
 •  Ford, GM sales fall; Nissan, Toyota up
 •  SMALL BUSINESS
Low startup costs help lure entrepreneurs to Subway
 •  IRS overhaul may mean more audits

Opinion
 •  EDITORIALS
Senators court trouble in attacking Watada
 •  NFL gains the edge in Pro Bowl talks
 •  Letters to the Editor
 •  VOLCANIC ASH
Let voters decide on schools