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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, April 19, 2002

Articles for April 19, 2002

Local News
•	UH dorm rate hikes likely to be approved
•	Jail has costly finance plan
•	Strike up the Hawai'i all-state band
•	Pacific voyager Thor Heyerdahl, dead at 87
•	EDUCATION State may be free from Felix oversight
•	Big Island charter school gets temporary reprieve
•	Verizon, Alu Like form literacy force
•	THE 2002 LEGISLATURE Republicans criticize failure of reform bill
•	Long-term care tax credit being pushed in House
•	State finance chief warns against raiding funds
•	OTHER NEWS Doran to head Pacific Fleet
•	City budget-cut scenarios cited
•	Court overturns conviction, cites judge's comments
•	Speeders pose Waikele threat
•	Stan Koki running for City Council
•	Artist pays tribute (again) to West Maui's war dead
•	Hawai'i researchers find dancing asteroids in solar system
•	Bob MacGregor, travel innovator, dead at 88
•	O'ahu briefs
•	POLICE/FIRE Kunia accident kills boy, 13
•	Radio glitch cuts off officers
•	Police Beat
•	Obituaries
•	Speed-limit jump just for show

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Rice topples 'Bows, 9-4
•	49er men in shadow of women's success
•	UH, Long Beach State playoff match on TV
•	Series with Fresno St. critical for Wahine
•	RECREATION Moloka'i finds driving force for youth golf
•	Barbers Point Little League to open
•	Recreation notices
•	Racing report
•	ISLE FILE Lee shoots 65 to lead Mid-Pacific
•	OTHER SPORTS MPSF¹s tournament better than final four
•	FERD LEWIS Wahine out to dethrone Fresno St.
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	Meteorites topic of lecture, displays at UH-Manoa
•	Thrifty fashions to get day on runway
•	Hawai'i artist finds comfort painting Mother Marianne
•	THE LEFT LANE Winning smiles, Coolest records, Perilous fashion
•	STAGE REVIEW Musical energy powers 'Joseph'
•	Tube Notes
•	SHOW BIZ Branscombe Richmond to play mob hit man

Business
•	A&B not done shopping
•	Hawaiian Airlines merger officially over
•	Local investors buy into Bulletin
•	Tourism nominee calls for freer hand
•	New zoning would let Grove Farm finish job
•	CB Bancshares profits up 26%
•	IMF scales back Asia growth forecast
•	How hotels are faring

Opinion
•	Budget shuffle cannot continue much longer
•	Broad drug testing in public schools harmful
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Hold on, here's the real story

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Film festival has it all: sex, mystery, myths and more
•	Skateboarding film charts rise of Z-Boys
•	MUSIC SCENE Concert violinist Iggy Jang holds court
•	Billboard hits
•	ARTS SCENE India Café open-mike night offers fusion of words, music
•	DINING SCENE Bua Khao has good atmosphere, but food is uneven
•	SECRETARY'S DAY Mel Cabang all smiles about his comeback
•	MOVIE SCENE Don't let 'Scorpion King' sting you at box office
•	Movie features several folks with Hawai'i ties
•	The Rock goes from WWF to big screen
•	Sandra Bullock finally hits jackpot in thrilling 'Murder by Numbers'
•	Screening room
•	CULTURE SCENE Korean troupe performs on the razor's edge
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Nightclubs
•	Critic's Choice