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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, March 20, 2006

Articles for March 20, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Search for Kaua'i victims resumes on ground, water
•	Wie completes schedule, will play in Samsung
•	UH to host women's volleyball regional
•	UH softball player named WAC Pitcher of the Week
•	Police Beat: Kalihi convenience store robbed
•	Business briefs: Kaua'i hotels bounce back
•	Stocks mixed as current rally pauses

Local News
•	Rain floods parts of O'ahu, cuts power
•	Hawai'i in bird flu's path
•	Screening travelers part of vigil
•	Latest body found on Kaua'i identified
•	Legislators consider allowing psychologists to prescribe drugs
•	Report: DOE can cope better
•	Kaua'i's soothing voice in a storm
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Delay in insurance hike sought
•	Paratroopers waiting for their big jump
•	Back to 1940s on Ford Island
EDUCATION
•	Castle students push for cafeteria upgrade
POLICE
•	82-year-old pedestrian killed in 'Aina Haina
OTHER NEWS
•	'Steady progress' made in finding runaways
•	Bounty hunter Chapman dogged as ever in 3rd season
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Man, 25, arrested in stabbing death
OBITUARIES
•	Service Thursday for Lance Cpl. Marino
•	Obituaries
HAWAI'I'S ENVIRONMENT
•	Scattered seeds yield surprises

Sports
•	Seniors bring stability to UH golf
•	'Bows look for first team victory in tennis
•	Hawai'i, LaTech postponed by rain
GOLF
•	Pampling gets help in victory
BASKETBALL
•	West Virginia, Texas advance
•	Patriots shoot down defending champion North Carolina
•	No. 13 seed living in Brave new world after beating Pitt
•	Murray steals show as Cavs edge Lakers
•	Lady Vols slam Army, 102-54
•	Georgetown romps; Villanova survives
OTHER SPORTS
•	Tigre turns anger into X-1 championship
ISLE FILE
•	Two teams tied for lead in 4-Ball championship
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Chores, for health’s sake
•	Boomers are 'greater' generation
•	Poet W.S. Merwin leads new UH series
OTHER FEATURES
•	Fate led Evangeline Lilly to TV's 'Lost'
•	Japan's homeless become architects
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Time to declutter
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	Bill seeks Internet sales tax
•	Telecommuting becoming norm
•	Hidden talent can be the next office stars
WORKPLACE
•	Leadership corner
•	Promotion? Don't worry, be happy
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	State anti-smoking law needs update
•	A welcome boost for Kukui Gardens
COMMENTARY
•	Public schools deserve a loyal following
•	Letters to the Editor