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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, January 29, 2004

Articles for January 29, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Kamehameha Highway reopened
•	Expect more wind, showers on weekend
•	Pahoa man dies of mystery illness in Baltimore
•	Police Beat
•	Dow closes higher, tech stocks fall again

Local News
•	Two Maui officers shot at driver, police chief says
•	STATE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION School chief shares her frustrations with system
•	Former principal made reform work at McKinley
•	Hamamoto's address to the Legislature
•	DISPATCHES FROM KUWAIT Tent city is home on the road to Iraq
•	POLICE/COURTS Man indicted in traffic death blamed on racing
•	More data sought on cheerleader's fatal fall
•	Penalized officers submit grievance
•	Ex-prison guards among five Maui residents indicted on ice charges
•	CITY GOVERNMENT Council vote bans fluoride in water
•	Harris plans for busy last year
•	WILDLIFE Shark attacks found to be infrequent on worldwide scale
•	Death of seal on Kaua'i coast puzzles marine scientists
•	OTHER NEWS Student's death prompts study of bridge
•	State denies Mississippi inmate plans
•	Rutledge resigns from Local 5 during hearing
•	Committee OKs tax hike to pay for rail line
•	Compromise reached on sludge recycler
•	O'ahu briefs
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Cinder mining costs Big Island businessman $6,000
•	Final permit OK'd for Saddle Road
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	EDUCATION Teacher marks half-century on job
•	Drug-sniffing dogs part of nationwide trend
•	OUR SCHOOLS • KING KAUMUALI'I ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Kaua'i campus values 'ohana attitude
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Sticker to update senior pass
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH SPORTS 'Bows fall short at Rice
•	Freshman Taylor has Rainbow Wahine flying high
•	UH men continue domination of Tritons
•	'Bows face tough opponent in opener
•	Warriors to sign multi-purpose back
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Kamehameha closes in on third straight ILH title
•	Punahou wins fourth consecutive girls' title
•	'Aiea girls earn No. 1 seeding
•	Moanalua holds off Kaiser in overtime
•	GOLF REPORT Punahou's Wie will skip prep golf season
•	AROUND THE GREENS Return of senior event to Turtle Bay big boost
•	Golf notices
•	Holes in one
•	GOLF BRIEFS Legends anticipate good times at event
•	ISLE FILE No. 2 seed barely challenged
•	FERD LEWIS UH once had a 'Crazy' notion
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	'Over the Rainbow' with Bruddah Iz
•	Oprah has reason to fete her 50th birthday
•	Walters leaves '20/20' for new role at ABC
•	Fox hotel drama to film pilot on Big Island
•	CONCERT REVIEW Buffett puts balmy magic into wet night
•	KISSES AND MISSES Grandparents raising grandkids say love trumps resentment
•	THE LEFT LANE Feng-shui pointers
•	SHOW BIZ Bonnie Raitt takes Maui footage on the road
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday
•	Movie Openings
•	Tryouts Calendar

Business
•	Fong and son drop lawsuits
•	Arrivals for 2003 nearly flat
•	Hotel market's outlook 'euphoric'
•	KIKU-TV to handle its own programs
•	Hawaiian workers await details on concession request
•	OTHER BUSINESS Caller ID proviso of do-not-call takes effect
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS KB Toys closing 2 Hawai'i stores
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Knowing ins, outs of auto insurance can save money
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY Report cites the dangers of hidden dealer markups in auto financing

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Hamamoto sets course for real progress
•	Letters to the Editor