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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, August 17, 2006

Articles for August 17, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Rush hour: Water main repairs delay traffic on Vineyard
•	'Dog' Chapman being sued in California
•	Hawai'i unemployment rate falls to 3.0% in July
•	Flags to fly at half-staff for Ushijima
•	Sensley cut by German national team
•	Big Island teen killed in ATV accident
•	Pearl City Juniors in U.S. final
•	Pearl City Seniors gain World Series semis
•	Hilo Ripken team advances to U.S. semifinals
•	Boy nearly drowns in Kewalo Basin
•	Kaua'i case opens PONY baseball for deaf children
•	Motorcyclist killed on Big Island identified
•	Army starts hearing against Honolulu-born soldier
•	Warning signs removed at Hawai'i Kai Marina
•	Jellyfish 'minimal' today, but more expected tomorrow
•	Motorcyclist killed on Pali identified
•	Police Beat: Suspect arrested for sexual assault of teen
•	Makaha bridge damaged by fire reopened to all
•	Wilson shoots 74 in PGA Championship
•	Earnings, oil help Wall Street extend rally
•	Business briefs: New state Data Book available online

Local News
•	Latest phishing scam targets Kaua'i
•	Bank's CEO says it acted properly
•	U.S. warns Hawai'i on qualified teachers
•	No deal on Kailua land swap
•	Kerry raising funds for Akaka
ELECTION
•	Case wants to work with Akaka on debate details
•	7 seek House seat in Kalihi Valley district
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Prisons faulted for $7M in OT, sick leave abuse
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Council limits street closures in Waikiki
•	Plan to raise towing fees put off until next year
EDUCATION
•	Special help for your child
•	175 � and still going strong
•	Education briefs
•	UH satellite builders undaunted
•	Class of 2006 equals Class of 2005 on ACT
COURTS
•	Judge will determine payment to family of brain-damaged child
•	2nd stabbing, 20 more years
•	Former coach admits to giving players beer
OTHER NEWS
•	Sobering message aimed at drunken drivers
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Suspect sought in bank robbery
BUREAUCRACY BUSTER
•	Recycled cans can be crushed
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Pain, perseverance for Ferguson
•	Prep student-athletes need to know ABCs of NCAA
•	Pearl City juniors win, 8-7
•	Dillinger gets ride from UH
GOLF REPORT
•	Gutsy performances in a day to remember
•	'First Tee' to open at Camp Homelani
•	Holes in One
•	Golf notices
BASEBALL
•	Hilo loses first game at Cal Ripken Series
ISLE FILE
•	MLS' Ching has knee surgery
•	Sports calendar
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Tide's Darby will give Warriors a better look

Island Life
•	Shaped by the ocean
•	College? What about medical?
•	'Movin' Out' show won't stop on O'ahu
•	Movie openings
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Eat nutritious papaya during any meal
•	Health calendar
SHAPE UP
•	Deciphering poultry and meat labels
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Make art downtown your focal point tonight
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday
SHOW BIZ
•	Movie icon Liz Taylor graces Kahala Resort

Business
•	Kaiser insurance premiums rising 3.75%
•	Gas prices fuel demand for 'B-Cars'
•	Is this the end of traditional pensions?
•	O'ahu inflation rate highest in 15 years
INSURANCE
•	HMSA profit helped by $10.4 million tax settlement
PERSONAL FINANCE
•	Loan deals are being found through online auctions
•	Tuition shock can be softened
•	You have to pay taxes on your canceled debt
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Sofos managing Koko Marina
GREG WILES
•	Tax shelter works for few foreign home buys

Opinion
•	HUD should act on Kukui housing deal
•	John Ushijima: a life of public service
COMMENTARY
•	Urge publishers to reform textbook pricing
•	Radical Mideast won't stop blaming West
•	Letters to the Editor