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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, July 14, 2005

Articles for July 14, 2005

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Wie just three wins from The Masters
•	Chun advances to quarterfinals at Women's Publinx
•	Police Beat: Body found in burning car
•	Business briefs: Gas prices hit new record
•	S&P hits 4-year high as earnings, inflation data spur buying

Local News
•	New WAC digs up new challengers
•	'I just grabbed a board and went'
•	35-story luxury condo tower has early support
•	Child Services' grades improve
•	Shipyard is $1.3B of Hawai'i's economy
•	Water main break threatens 13,600
•	Firearms sought for liquor inspectors
•	Tourist robbed twice in 5 minutes
•	At Wahiawa Elementary, parents and kids learn to work together
•	Kaua'i private school has come a long way
•	New world awaits in middle school
•	Isle troops track down suspects, arms cache
•	Weed crew pulled to ease Pali traffic
•	Most fuel off grounded ship
•	Parts of lava delta still falling into sea
•	Waialua brushfire classified as arson
•	Parking banned on Kalaheo
•	Justice Dept. wants Akaka bill altered
•	Measure faces amendments in Senate
•	Obituaries
•	Students can get discount bus pass

Sports
•	Chun, Shimozaki advance in Publinx
•	Kids may soon be saying, 'I am Michelle Wie'
•	Wie birdies No. 18 to win first match
•	Dream job for new grad assistant
•	Trapasso leading candidate at Oklahoma
•	Outrigger 17s win USA Junior Olympics
•	Kono leads juniors
•	First Hawaiian ends Pro-Junior sponsorship
•	Holes in One
•	Perry's return to local golf scene is a success
•	St. Andrews ready to spring its traps
•	Pau Hana Jam will open new UH courts
•	Disabled crew leads Transpac
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Stice to wed following CPAC's 'Chorus Line' run
•	Hunt for treasures, take advantage of 25% discount at book sale
•	Hiroshima plugging into energy-saver ads

Business
•	For Hoku Scientific IPO, see underwriting firms
•	Fraud trials serve notice white-collar crime doesn't pay
•	Good earnings reports lead to modest gains
•	Kaiser will close clinic in Kailua
•	Minimum-wage hike goes into effect Jan. 1
•	Shareholders OK Federated deal
•	Checks do bounce, so learn how to limit the inevitable fallout
•	New parents should avoid baby stuff lure
•	Honolulu gas hits new high

Opinion
•	Dick Adair's cartoon
•	Feds draw the lines in Akaka bill debate
•	New Korea talks painful but crucial
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Dick Adair's cartoon