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The Honolulu Advertiser
Articles for December 4, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
 •  Deep Sea Water to sell at Ito-Yokado stores in Japan
 •  'Rainbow Right' left Elam, Broncos hurting
 •  Hawai'i online help-wanted ads exceed job seekers
 •  Pro surfers lend voices to upcoming
 •  Jeff Minter named new Honolulu Symphony chairman
 •  'Merry Christmas' show will be Jim Nabors' last
 •  Sierra Club fundraiser set for Friday
 •  Firm that owns local industrial property pays dividend
 •  Horizon Lines extends agreements with AP Moller
 •  Oceanic Time Warner offers Wi-Fi at 13 Oahu locations
 •  Barnwell unit buys minority stake in Hualalai Resorts
 •  Lingle, Aiona inauguration set for noon today
 •  'Aiea-based drug firm signs deal with Germany's BASF
 •  O'Neill Triple Crown surf event postponed
 •  Million-dollar minigolf course breaks ground tomorrow
 •  East-bound traffic thick through Pearl City
 •  Traffic slow through H-1/H-2 merge
 •  Traffic slow through H-1/H-2 merge
 •  Sunny skies, dry weather in the forecast
 •  Surf on North Shore ranging from 6 to 10 feet
 •  H-1's loop on University Avenue to close tonight
 •  Pearlridge residents urged to conserve water
 •  Kane'ohe Bay Marine killed Sunday in helicopter crash
 •  Brennan, Jones take top WAC honors; 9 on 1st team
 •  O'ahu median home price falls 4.8% to $610,000
 •  Car crash knocks down utility poles in Kaimuki
 •  McLachlin earns PGA Tour card
 •  Text of Gov. Linda Lingle's inauguration speech released
 •  KHNL airing Pearl Harbor Day events live on TV, online
 •  Scientists: Indonesian tsunami possible within 30 years
 •  Events marking Dec. 7, 1941, attack under way
 •  'Safe harbor' offers landowners conservation incentive
 •  Leeward police to start 'Live and Let Live' campaign
 •  Inside Dish disses Brennan's Heisman legitimacy
 •  State cuts professional, franchise fees 50 percent
 •  Lt. Gov. Aiona's inauguration speech text released
 •  Hotel occupancy slips in October, but room rate rises
 •  State cuts license fees for securities professionals
 •  Rainbow Wahine ranked No. 11
 •  Wall Street Journal seeks deal with local printing firm
 •  Consultant reports $113M loss in Hawaiian Tel contract
 •  Honolulu ranks 4th on list of safest large metro areas
 •  University Avenue loop on H-1 to close tonight

Local News
 •  Bikes with ads around Honolulu stir criticism
 •  Kids in the hands of kupuna
 •  $2.8M landfill fine remains unpaid
 •  It's 'back to the drawing board' as transfer of Hai'ku Stairs is rejected
 •  Boy was 'having a blast' on boat ride
STATE GOVERNMENT
 •  Inaugural speech to share vision beyond 4 years
BIG ISLAND
 •  Fishpond's revival launches park
OTHER NEWS
 •  'Disneyland-like' lines await U2 concertgoers
 •  Photo gallery: 84th Engineer Combat Battalion return
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
 •  Murder suspect heads to court
 •  Obituaries
JAN TENBRUGGENCATE
 •  Fed wild animals pose risk
ADVERTISER CHRISTMAS FUND
 •  Kids in the hands of kupuna

Sports
 •  JC All-America safety will sign with UH
 •  Versatile Dickerson named Warrior MVP
 •  'Bows home in on home victories
GOLF
 •  McLachlin tied for 14th entering Q-School final day
FOOTBALL
 •  Bush breaks through 49er defense
 •  Florida leapfrogs Michigan, to face Ohio St. for BCS title
 •  Cowboys' Gramatica kicks winner in debut
BASKETBALL
 •  Reserves help Bobcats end Pistons' 8-game win streak
 •  No. 2 Pitt stumbles, but stops Auburn, 74-66
OTHER SPORTS
 •  UCSB men win NCAA crown
ISLE FILE
 •  Tickets for UH volleyball regional match now on sale
 •  Sports calendar
 •  On the Air
 •  For the Record
FERD LEWIS
 •  Passing Klingler put on hold

Island Life
 •  So popular
 •  Hairy affairs in Potter movie
 •  'Lost' star wrote own script for fame
MUSIC
 •  Pearl Jam show invigorating, intimate
MICHAEL TSAI
 •  I've much to smile about now
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
 •  Wrapping up the old year
 •  Tube Notes
 •  TGI Monday

Business
 •  HawTel answering customer calls faster
 •  Stores going to unusual lengths to recruit workers for holidays
 •  Promotions not always what they appear to be
WORKPLACE
 •  Best to offer solutions when voicing concerns about work
OTHER BUSINESS
 •  Leadership corner
 •  Speedy holiday service arrives
 •  Manager shares personal problems at work
 •  Coming events
 •  Trade Winds

Opinion
 •  Probe won't solve transient rental issue
 •  Early education task force needs your input
COMMENTARY
 •  Medicare payment system hurts patients
 •  Replace foreign fuel with renewable energy
 •  Letters to the Editor