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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, May 18, 2004

Articles for May 18, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Former liquor officials guilty of taking bribes
•	Work begins to remove boulder
•	Driver arrested in Kona accident
•	Police Beat
•	Shares rise on new optimism
•	American Idol stars to perform in Hawai'i

Local News
•	Teenage burglar gets 11 life terms in shooting, rape
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Marines' wry joke: Iraq is like Hawai'i
•	Soldiers return from Afghanistan
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Wet winter gives way to hurricane season
•	Hawai'i airports to get more screeners
•	Work begins to remove boulder
•	POLICE/COURTS Man, son hit by truck on Big Island
•	Man charged in exchange of shots with Maui officer
•	Verdict expected in bribery trial of liquor inspectors
•	WILDLIFE Whale carcass towed to sea for second time
•	Lehua rat, rabbit kill proposed
•	OTHER NEWS 'Second wave of Chinese' creates downtown haven
•	Moanalua school's fund-raiser exceeds goal
•	Bill seeks to protect cachet of Ni'ihau shells
•	'Lost' can be found on TV's fall lineup
•	Church moves to new 'Aiea site
•	Native Hawaiian population rising
•	O'ahu briefs
•	OBITUARIES Dean Yamashiro, public defender, dead at 52
•	Community leader Ralph Honda dead at 96
•	Service for Maxwell Hazlett May 29 at Punahou chapel
•	Obituaries
•	Salutes
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Ailing keiki bring out best in us

Sports
•	Federation won't add to UH volleyball penalties
•	Hawai'i's Uchima All-WAC in softball
•	UH baseball likely won't make up rainout
•	ISLE FILE McLachlin advances to O'ahu qualifier
•	FERD LEWIS Tarver shouldn't wait to add weight
•	HIGH SCHOOLS 'Aiea, Waiakea loaded with depth, experience
•	Watson Tanuvasa named coach at Pearl City
•	Weekly honors
•	State tournaments
•	For the Record
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	'AMERICAN IDOL' Suspense becomes excruciating for 'Idol'
•	'Idol' Tuesdays bring feast or famine to local restaurants
•	How to vote early and often for Trias
•	PROJECT GRADUATION Parents take on challenge of Project Graduation
•	ABOUT WOMEN Caught bouquet brings grief, halfhearted vow to never marry
•	THE LEFT LANE Pitt's 'Troy' slays competing movies
•	TGI Tuesday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Loan scheme may be taking hold in Islands
•	Best Buy plans 2nd site
•	Students awash in learning during annual soap project
•	Stocks sink on Iraq, oil news
•	OPEC output talk seen as 'irrelevant'
•	Kaua'i utility co-op sending annual refunds
•	SEC fines Lucent $25 million for fraud
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Hawaiian Airlines pays out bonuses
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Google makes Blogger.com easier to use
•	Anti-spam rules a boon for some e-mail firms
•	Video-game makers shoot for older demographic

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Car thieves deserve to encounter decoys
•	Federal 'bundling' ban hurts small business
•	Level with us about the true cost of war
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Prioritize our master plans

Technology/Click!
•	Nintendo handheld aims to double fun
•	BYTE MARKS Paddler shows true dedication
•	ADVICE Good digital photos are a snap at kiosks

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MOVIE REVIEW 'Shrek 2' has same fun but is more earthbound