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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, March 31, 2006

Articles for March 31, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	San Jose State beats Hawaii in baseball
•	Wie shoots 71, remains in second
•	H-1 reopens near Kunia off-ramp
•	Police ask public to use 911 for emergencies only
•	Special Olympics meet postponed until April 23
•	All ILH sporting events postponed
•	UH softball postponed
•	Art After Dark cancelled at Academy of Arts
•	Police Beat: Roommates brawl over cigs, ice cream
•	Stocks finish lower on rate worries

Local News
•	Ala Wai spill halted, but not threat
•	Let a little patience be your umbrella
•	Lingle asks for homeless solutions
•	Guard takes over medevacs
•	Organized-crime case brings warning
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Rhode Island GOP seeks funding probe
•	Three-strikes bill wins House approval
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Council allows veto to stand
•	Judge dismisses lawsuit by PR firm
COURTS
•	Two ex-TSA employees admit pilfering money
POLICE
•	Woman, three daughters safe after carjacking
•	Body discovered in Nimitz-area cleanup
KAUA'I
•	Kaua'i man awaiting trial now facing more charges
OTHER NEWS
•	Advertiser wins 10 first-place awards
•	Clock winding down on Kukui Gardens sale
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Probe launched into girl's death
OBITUARIES
•	Family physician David Lee Pang, 95
•	Raymond Schneider, steakhouse founder
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Golfer, 8, rises to challenges

Sports
•	Wie Krafts nifty 66
•	Rain, rain disappear, we had enough to last a year
•	Warriors win 600th for coach Wilton
UH BASEBALL
•	Defense a key to UH series with San Jose St.
UH SOFTBALL
•	'Bows take practice indoors
UH SPORTS
•	Stadium may waive rent fee for UH football
RECREATION
•	Responsible riding can enhance experience
•	Boogie Nation to help amateur bodyboarders
•	Monden dives into nationals
•	Sports notices
ISLE FILE
•	Iolani fills volleyball, soccer positions
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Rain, rain, go away
•	Jong gets zipped: sequel to a wild life
•	Save family recipes in a cookbook
MUSIC
•	Musical flames burn in many hues for Costello
•	Linda Ronstadt lets wisdom strike notes
•	Steve Miller, on the past and present
•	My view: 'Young Hearts: Complete Greatest Hits' by the Steve Miller Band
•	Billboard hits
MOVIES
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	Old sitcoms no laughing matter for networks
•	Kids can create a show of their own
•	Lovely to look at, but Oscar flops
VIDEO GAMES
•	Upcoming video game releases
•	Play DJ with your electroplankton
•	My view: 'Jak X: Combat Racing'
HOME AND GARDEN
•	Offshoots of Buddha's bo tree grow in Hawai'i
•	Home and garden calendar
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Tea luxe
•	Tube Notes
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Buzzing about...
•	What's Up!
•	Ongoing events

Business
•	Hotel industry weathering tempests
•	Confidence still high, survey says
•	Airport security phones 'archaic'
REAL ESTATE
•	30-year mortgages inch up to 6.35%
•	Neighbors raise the roof over huge 'McMansions'
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Charity overseas is good strategy
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	GDP static in '05 but could rise

Opinion
•	Psychologists should not dispense drugs
•	Clearer abortion law deserves Isle approval
COMMENTARY
•	America must get its nuclear act together
•	Evolving Waikiki must remember people
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Musical flames burn in many hues for Costello
•	Linda Ronstadt lets wisdom strike notes
•	Steve Miller, on the past and present
THE NIGHT STUFF
•	Former Smiths bassist now hangs with the DJs

MOVIES
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	Old sitcoms no laughing matter for networks
•	Kids can create a show of their own
•	Lovely to look at, but Oscar flops
MUSIC
•	My view: 'Young Hearts: Complete Greatest Hits' by the Steve Miller Band
•	Billboard hits
DINING
•	Fresh flavors by chef Ogame are a well-kept secret
VIDEO GAMES
•	Upcoming video game releases
•	Play DJ with your electroplankton
•	My view: 'Jak X: Combat Racing'
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Buzzing about...
•	What's Up!
•	Ongoing events