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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, February 19, 2006

Articles for February 19, 2006

Local News
•	Democrats back Akaka in race with Case
•	Arrest warrants backlog tops 61,000
•	In game of catch-me-if-you-can, suspects are winning
•	System can't keep up with traffic scofflaws
•	Traffic restricted during run tomorrow
LEGISLATURE
•	Some bills missed the cut in important deadline Friday
•	Hogue explores run for Congress
POLICE
•	Neighbor Isle crashes kill 2
OTHER NEWS
•	Kona residents help in forging county plan
•	Land court poses obstacle
•	Islanders uniting for landslide relief
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Forum on O'ahu's internment camp
OBITUARIES
•	Services held for Marine killed in Afghanistan
•	Obituaries
OUR HONOLULU
•	Baseball diamonds shine, too
LEE CATALUNA
•	For Hawai'i's quarter, best design is no design

Sports
•	UH rallies past Santa Clara
•	Punahou topples Iolani, 2-0
•	Kim calmly captures SBS title
UH WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
•	UH's shots don't fall, but Utah State does
UH BASEBALL
•	'Bows pound Loyola Marymount, 11-2
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Punahou topples Iolani, 2-0
•	'Anuenue paddlers win twice
GOLF
•	Korean drama plays out well on SBS
OTHER SPORTS
•	Viloria safeguards WBC title in decision
ISLE FILE
•	Vulcans rally past Cougars
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	She made big splash on LPGA

Island Life
•	Making their way out of the system
•	Down the road for '29' actress
•	Tony-winning 'Avenue Q' has run its course at the Wynn
•	Having adult fun in sincerely phony Sin City
•	Ooh, ah! Andre Kim show dazzled senses
MUSIC
•	Jazz times three: CDs by Lagrimas, Benoit Jazz Works, Ginai
TELEVISION
•	Highly rated series carries over to tourism
BOOKS
•	Hawai'i best-sellers
•	Lit Beat
•	'Colony' shines light for all stigmatized groups
•	‘Sequoyah’ wins its third award for Mänoa author
ART
•	Witness society's ills at Koa Gallery exhibit
•	Art calendar
OTHER FEATURES
•	Tips for successful transition from foster care to independence
'OHANA
•	Mainland-style answer for drivers who 'cut'
•	Animal companions
•	Births
LOVE STORIES
•	School field trip led to A-plus attraction
•	TGI Sunday
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Jazz times three: CDs by Lagrimas, Benoit Jazz Works, Ginai

Business
•	15,000 homes assessed at $1M or more
•	Special needs call for careful planning
•	Solar panels in short supply
CONSUMER
•	Reebok's bad-boy ads reflect entertainment, hip-hop world
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawai'i status report
•	Smokers face surcharges for healthcare
•	Skype could be an antidote to telephone eavesdroppers
•	Herbalife rebounds with new products
•	Critics fear Wal-Mart would conquer banking industry, too

Opinion
•	Big Island project no place for special law
•	Legislature should support caregivers
COMMENTARY
•	Biotech upgrades put safety first
•	Get greed out of our healthcare
•	Are our Island fish getting a bum rap?
•	University retains control of classified research
•	Decision was made against will of many at university
•	A telling glimpse of American might
JERRY BURRIS
•	Hawai'i's next social revolution?
•	Letters to the Editor

Dining Out
•	COVER STORY Owners introduce hot new idea
•	THE INSIDE SCOOP 'Island Plate' filled with recipes, history
•	BACKPAGE STORY Eatery brings back early-bird specials

Travel
•	Las Vegas showgirls dazzling on, off stage
•	Having adult fun in sincerely phony Sin City
HOLOHOLO
•	New air link for Maui, Lana'i, Kaua'i
OTHER TRAVEL
•	Tony-winning 'Avenue Q' has run its course at the Wynn
•	Travel Snaps
•	Travel almanac
TIM WINSHIP
•	Smaller carriers can be creative
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	CityCenter price tag up by $2 billion
IRENE CROFT JR.
•	Quick guide to travel-brochure jargon