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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, June 29, 2004

Articles for June 29, 2004

Local News
•	High gas prices haven't deterred Hawai'i drivers
•	Teachers get computers to measure progress
•	Arts cuts part of state's overall savings
•	UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI'I Dobelle 'resolution' sought
•	UH-Manoa drops in best-value rankings
•	HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS Burial official's duties revised
•	Kumu hula share their gifts at Chaminade
•	Hawaiian educators gather on Big Island
•	IN COURT Supreme Court will hear medical marijuana case
•	Kaneshiro enters prosecutor's race
•	OTHER NEWS SUV takes plunge in Hawai'i Kai
•	Coast Guard ends search for missing angler
•	Record number of pets enter state
•	Aquino to attend fund-raiser
•	Deceased patients to be honored
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	DRIVE TIME Summer temperatures take toll on car engines
•	OBITUARIES Ross Unebasami, student leader, dead at 22
•	Musician Tau Savea Moe, Odysseus of steel guitar, dead at 95
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH SPORTS UH a hit with TV networks
•	Former UH standouts receive NBA invites
•	ISLE PROFILE Wailuku's Nagasako getting air, exposure on pro circuit
•	OTHER SPORTS Soccer bar raised after Bulls bring home title
•	Police use Taser to subdue ex-Kahuku star Naeole
•	Wie setting sights high for U.S. Open
•	High school awards
•	ISLE FILE Willoughby receives WAC Kearney Award
•	FERD LEWIS ESPN's practices drawing attention
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Boot camp for the blind
•	Techno Elvis plays 'live' show
•	Stars often find producing recordings is risky
•	Ah, how sweet it is for Splenda
•	ABOUT WOMEN Love, not race, wins out in end
•	ISLAND LIFE SHORTS DeGarmo gets air play
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Release of Act 221 claims may have been improper
•	Bankoh gets 'buy' rating
•	Visitor arrivals
•	OTHER BUSINESS UAL loan-guarantee bid rejected
•	U.S. port security getting tougher
•	Crude futures hit 2-month low as Iraq gains self-rule
•	Top union leaders draw big paychecks
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Police have billions of files at hand
•	Apple to unleash Tiger in '05
•	Offbeat image belies Google's traditional roots

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Arts funding is far from a luxury
•	Sorry mess of election financing needs reform
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Portland's light-rail system is flourishing

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS It's time for Hawai'i to get its Earthdial
•	HELP DESK Before you snap up a camera cell phone ...
•	The name of the game is to have own domain

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MOVIE REVIEW 'Spider-Man' sequel surpasses first film