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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, July 26, 2004

Articles for July 26, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Bank of Hawaii CEO O'Neill stepping down

Local News
•	Aid to migrants from Micronesia still falls short
•	Courteous driving can be bad habit
•	Free diver who died was national champion
•	COMMUNITY GROWTH Crowded communities demand change
•	Adding new infrastructure just a baby step, planners say
•	DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Kerry assails Bush policies
•	Hawai'i's youngest delegate hoping to add depth
•	OTHER NEWS Young pianists reap rewards
•	Chess club needs $2 million insurance to play at mall
•	Human error cited in 2001 plane crash
•	ANALYSIS Election campaign brings on 'silly season'
•	'Ukulele festival attracts crowd at Kapi'olani Park
•	Maui mayor seeks way to help evicted farmers
•	POLICE BEAT Man sentenced in drug killing
•	HAWAI'I BRIEFS Homes flooded on Big Island
•	OBITUARIES Marshall Goodsill, corporate securities lawyer, dead at 87
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Community Calendar
•	HAWAIIAN STYLE Islands filled with great names, cool bumper stickers
•	JAN TENBRUGGENCATE Fishing ban sought for northwest islands

Sports
•	Kailua, Lanikai finish tied for paddling title
•	SURFING Uemura mulling contest in Japan
•	SOCCER Bulls '85 take championship, 3-2
•	ISLE FILE Hilo advances to baseball title game
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Wahiawa native puts meow in Catwoman's hot slink
•	Kids stop sucking thumbs — eventually
•	Hilary Duff leading a Cinderella life
•	FITNESS PROFILE TV reporter cuts stress, keeps young
•	ABOUT MEN Car's old, ugly, but it's paid for
•	ISLAND LIFE SHORTS Big Islander joins pantheon of Outside wonder women
•	TGI Monday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Patent revenue for UH sees 51 percent increase
•	Hawai'i gas still most expensive
•	Fed's forecast called too optimistic
•	U.S., China expand flights
•	AT WORK Anti-mom bias alleged
•	Employers see rising meth use
•	Watch out for identity theft at work
•	AT WORK Getting angry on the job can hurt a woman's career
•	LEADERSHIP CORNER Chamber director 'very enthused' by Lingle's support for small businesses
•	Coming Events
•	Trade Winds
•	Hawai'i unemployment

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS School funding should not be politicized
•	Making too much of the Berger affair
•	Sudan: Will we permit yet another genocide?
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Hawai'i's GIs have chance to act justly

Military Briefing
•	U.S. troops prepare for second tour of duty in Iraq
•	MILITARY UPDATE Proposals on survivor benefits vary widely