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The Honolulu Advertiser
Articles for April 21, 2005

Breaking/PM Stories
 •  Missing child returned to authorities
 •  Gorging on hot dogs may increase cancer risk
 •  UH gets 6-10 hoop transfer
 •  Four men convicted in murder of former Maui woman
 •  Jamdat buys Honolulu-based Blue Lava for $137 million
 •  Police Beat: Wife threw knives at husband, police told
 •  Business briefs: Maui Divers expands to San Diego
 •  Wall Street reverses slump

Local News
 •  Plants at root of pollution solution
 •  Confidentiality laws hinder search for boy
 •  As Hawai'i grays rapidly, look for the silver lining
 •  POLICE/COURTS
Soccer official arrested in theft
 •  State pays for arrest of boy, 7
 •  Court gives ex-UH athlete second chance
 •  Making false 911 calls now a misdemeanor
 •  Woman found in Ha'iku had broken ankle, ribs
 •  MILITARY AFFAIRS
Pacific sub fleet gets new boss
 •  UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI'I
UH may honor baseball great Lasorda
 •  OTHER NEWS
4% raise proposed for city officials
 •  Crosswalk to stay there
 •  No injuries reported as homes burn
 •  Engineering firm fined for contributions
 •  Hee admits UH regents asked to aid fund-raiser
 •  Audit blasts ag department
 •  EDUCATION
Campaign seeks to enhance early learning
 •  McKinley gains robotics final
 •  OUR SCHOOLS | MILILANI 'IKE ELEMENTARY
New campus uses 'learning teams'
 •  ALL-STAR KIDS
Campbell High standout has her eye on Stanford University
 •  EDUCATION BRIEFS
Summer school sign-up ongoing
 •  HAWAI'I BRIEFS
Ex-bank teller put on probation
 •  BUREAUCRACY BUSTER
Web poker games may not be legal
 •  Obituaries

Sports
 •  Collegiate league on deck
 •  NFL DRAFT 2005
Owens hoping to catch on
 •  UH SPORTS
UH plans to open TV bidding to outlets
 •  Hawai'i Bowl snub doesn't please Jones
 •  Rainbows slammed on road by California
 •  HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Punahou wins 33nd ILH boys tennis title in row
 •  Mililani edges Pearl City to go to 8-0 in OIA West
 •  OTHER SPORTS
Jobe getting job done at Boise St.
 •  Blue Jays send League to Triple-A
 •  GOLF REPORT
Nike gets boost in battle of equipment at Masters
 •  Holes in one
 •  2-person scramble at Hawai'i Prince
 •  Golf notices
 •  Abubo, Ballard tie for third
 •  Hawai'i Bowl sans UH possible

Island Life
 •  Red Hat Society
 •  Glamour goes for drama on stage
 •  List of all home items often handy
 •  ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
Take back the night at UH with march and rally tonight
 •  Movie openings
 •  SHOW BIZ
Hereniko film hits Asia, 'Superman' rolls
 •  TGI Thursday
 •  Tube Notes

Business
 •  Aloha to cut 79 maintenance jobs
 •  Kaua'i firm wins national honor
 •  NATION BUSINESS
Fuel costs tip scales for airlines
 •  Production, exploration lagging
 •  Delaying eligibility may help fix Social Security
 •  NYSE-Archipelago merger takes Wall Street by surprise
 •  Labor group targets Wal-Mart
 •  BUSINESS BRIEFS
Hawaiian posts $2M March loss
 •  AKAMAI MONEY
Home-based workers can find many opportunities in Hawai'i
 •  PERSONAL FINANCE
Don't trash tax documents just yet
 •  Financial advisers target aging population
 •  Vague wills can fracture families
 •  Saving for retirement can be easier with the right IRA

Opinion
 •  EDITORIALS
Arbitration doesn't balance state needs
 •  Cesspool owners need clearer EPA direction
 •  ISLAND VOICES
The truth about the Kuhio Avenue trees
 •  Letters to the Editor