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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, August 14, 2005

Articles for August 14, 2005

Local News
•	Births
•	It's hard to derail love for trains
•	Kamana'o gets to call the shots
•	'Ele'ele affordable units among Kaua'i projects
•	Catfishing draws a crowd
•	Get on your lu'au feet ... go to Ma'ili
•	Kaua'i taps old water source
•	Peace touched off 'riotous celebrations'
•	Sept. 2 to focus on USS Missouri
•	World War II split brothers between Japan and America
•	Hawai'i gas cap may drive prices up
•	Paddlers to power 280-mile voyage
•	Fires keep crews vigilant
•	Autopsy for body found in pond
•	Foes share opposition, little else
•	Grassroot group emerges as player
•	Native hawaiians battle in the courts and in congress
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	1976 Olympian, 17 others to be inducted Nov. 5
•	Kalani Legion team unbeaten in regional
•	New mom back in pool after layoff
•	NCAA approves eligibility of six Hawai'i recruits
•	Oregon transfer hitting her stride
•	Rigorous training camp prepares UH women
•	Owens impresses Jaguars with play
•	West O'ahu to play for berth in World Series
•	Lambert, Kiraly win volleyball tourney
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	'Girls' risks glamorizing sex industry, officials say
•	Multigenerational living is common
•	Tryout calendar
•	'Together' author pens own way
•	Hawai'i's best sellers
•	Irving's summer offering disappoints
•	Lit Beat
•	Believe it or not, he's got the cure
•	Meeting the wild with with teen spirit
•	Terrorists win when you cancel
•	Art calendar
•	Artists uplifted by awards, sponsors
•	For special occasions, real men go shopping
•	Volunteer Infomation
•	Late arrival at luncheon led to love
•	Hawai'i's media arts embrace the digital revolution
•	Keep pets safe when going for a ride

Business
•	At last, whole grain white bread
•	Before giving, take time to compare charities
•	Is U.S. caught in housing bubble?
•	Military arms soldiers with buying power
•	Retailers realize big profits as sales of flat-panel TVs soar

Opinion
•	Transit still faces a rocky road
•	City has preserved a valued urban park
•	Youth prison probe fires drive for reform
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Admissions ruling means Hawaiians must look at all options
•	Asians give U.S. mixed reviews on policies
•	Emerging China requires closer attention from U.S.
•	Entrenched positions slow North Korea talks
•	In life, just as in art, complexity is reality
•	Upstream or downstream, Big Oil profit is soaring
•	Obituaries reflect Island history

Dining Out
•	COVER STORY First-ever wine event slated for Aug. 24
•	THE INSIDE SCOOP Tiny 'market' serves big-time cuisine
•	BACKPAGE STORY Dinner buffets replete with seafood

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