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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, May 13, 2004

Articles for May 13, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	2 arrested after gunfire directed at Maui police
•	$345M approved for Hawai'i military projects in ’05
•	Tengan returns as Saint Louis football coach
•	Trias to make additional appearance today
•	Hawai'i Briefs
•	Inflation fears fuel more stock losses

Local News
•	Schofield bids aloha to sergeant killed in Iraq
•	AKI TRIAL Verdict is no comfort for Kahealani's mom
•	Jury rules out murder, opts for manslaughter
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Waipahu cafeteria tests 'green' design
•	Council approves traffic ticket plan
•	Man gets year in jail for assault, dog's death
•	A JOURNEY WITH HOKULE'A Hokule'a to remain docked until Sunday
•	HAWAIIAN CULTURE Samoan dance full of flash, fire
•	Aunty Bella's hula legacy not forgotten
•	OTHER NEWS Big Island bomb registry proposed
•	Jellyfish again pose risk of stings
•	Broken valve limits Kunia water use
•	Hawaiian groups gather at U.N. forum
•	Misrouted signal led to HECO power failure
•	O'ahu briefs
•	EDUCATION Graduation ceremonies set for 12,150 Island seniors
•	2,000 will get UH diplomas Sunday
•	600 at HPU, 400 at BYUH to get degrees
•	OUR SCHOOLS • CLEARVIEW CHRISTIAN GIRLS SCHOOL Maui school makes sure girls also excel in math, science
•	Education briefs
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Remodeling debris goes to landfill
•	OBITUARIES Dance instructor 'Ruthie' Hirai, 85, helped perpetuate Japanese culture
•	David Reimer, subject of 'sex reassignment,' dead at 38
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	NCAA fears crisis with gambling athletes
•	Seven seniors saying aloha
•	Olympic qualifier in different boat
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Nasca clears several hurdles to excel in track
•	Punahou girls favored in first state water polo
•	Choy, Chun share state girls golf lead
•	GOLF REPORT Kono sets own path in hopes of achieving success on links
•	Youngsters invigorate Jennie K. Invitational
•	Holes in one
•	Tour money leaders
•	Golf briefs
•	Golf notices
•	ISLE FILE HPU's Choy Foo All-West in softball
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	'AMERICAN IDOL' Jasmine in final three
•	'Idol' tour may add stops in Honolulu, Maui
•	'FRASIER' FINALE 'Frasier' bids a fond adieu
•	Little-known tidbits about 'Frasier'
•	Grammer strengthens character, on and off set
•	FOOD Mindful approach is pillar of the Okinawa Diet
•	THE LEFT LANE Lynn not so hot here
•	Movie Openings
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	SHOW BIZ Segundo busy turning out tunes
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Agencies outline push for tourism expansion
•	O'ahu Saturn dealership sold
•	Medical technology firm may come to Hawai'i
•	Business briefs
•	NATION BUSINESS Trade deficit swells 9% to $46 billion in March
•	Humvee production keeps workers busy
•	Partial settlement reached in suit over Enron 401(k)
•	GE, Vivendi seal $14B deal creating NBC Universal
•	DaimlerChrysler's Asian goals 'in ruins'
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Consider preferred shares' pros, cons
•	Rules slash pay of live-in caregiver
•	House OKs rollovers for health savings accounts
•	If you rent a place to live, look for specifics in the lease
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY Sometimes purchasing top-of-the-line product is the smart thing to do

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS 'Tougher' academic policy is long overdue
•	Torture, violence are separate issues
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Don't veto the hurricane bill