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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, December 20, 2002

Articles for December 20, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Striking nurses take their case to streets
•	Ted Hong chosen state's top negotiator
•	Murder probe focus turns toward finding bracelets
•	Makakilo man killed at Kahe Beach Park
•	MAILE Alert program launched today
•	Police Beat
•	HECO still probing cause of power failure
•	Greenspan remarks help boost markets

Local News
•	Police divers give up search for murder weapon
•	Japanese Cultural Center gets Lingle's kokua
•	Keep cheese out of luggage, please
•	South Korea leader to 'advance' U.S. ties
•	STATE GOVERNMENT Lingle wants investigation of public housing agency
•	Audit sears state historic office
•	Budget chief faces difficult task
•	Engineer likely next to lead state Republicans
•	Ted Hong expected to be state's chief negotiator
•	OTHER NEWS Cause of power failure investigated
•	Hope church launches TV station
•	Maui man takes canoe navigation high-tech
•	Makiki YWCA to be upgraded
•	Nurses call attention to safety problems
•	Military murder case sent to commander
•	'Larry' Ichinose, boxing manager, dead at 68
•	O'ahu briefs
•	ADVERTISER CHRISTMAS FUND Hungry family about to lose welfare
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Bracing for Kahealani's memorial

Sports
•	UH VOLLEYBALL Cardinal sweep UH, take on USC for title
•	Getting ready on eve of semifinal
•	Kahumoku fought off flu, not her usual self
•	OTHER UH SPORTS EIU guard lights up scoreboard
•	'Bows guard Gabriel enjoys gift of giving
•	Birth of child doesn't excuse Manuwai
•	OTHER SPORTS Turf installation delay won't affect Pro Bowl future
•	Fairfax routs Iolani to reach semifinals
•	Kreutz again Pro Bowl pick
•	RECREATION Taking the big splash
•	Waimano Tunnel provides half-day of fun for family
•	Sports Notices
•	ISLE FILE Rigg named Punahou girls' coach
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	NBC crime series mirrors real-life murder, mayhem
•	Trivial Pursuit marks 20 years with updated edition
•	Doctors trade scalpels for ink and paper
•	Diversity evident in 2002 films, many say
•	THE LEFT LANE Throwback parade; Songs for the keiki; Rich thoughts
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Rescued Irwin Park is a gift for everyone
•	HOME HANDYMAN Downstairs neighbor's smoking presents problem
•	'Forgotten' simple, hopeful work
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Singapore firm buying Gas Co. for $115M in cash
•	Agency has to 'redouble efforts'
•	Tourism authority OKs $1M for plan
•	Hawaiian Palisade purchase announced
•	Dole shares soar upon news of acquisition
•	Credit union merger set
•	OTHER BUSINESS Greenspan says Fed is assessing recovery
•	US Airways ready to file blueprint for recovery
•	SEC completes Cendant probe; earnings changes not required
•	REAL ESTATE Plan ahead for homeowners insurance
•	Mortgage rates drop second straight week

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Changes needed at state retirement fund
•	Bush missile defense deployment ill-advised
•	ISLAND VOICES Close chapter on land control
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MOVIE SCENE Live and let Leo
•	Anticipated 'Gangs of New York' delivers
•	'Two Weeks Notice' falls flat
•	Kids can learn from 'Wild Thornberrys'
•	THE NIGHT STUFF Fetishists express themselves at Flesh
•	CLUB SCENE Shelter celebrates its fourth anniversary with big bash
•	Hatebreed blends angst, a touch of optimism
•	Billboard hits
•	DANCE SCENE Seductive glory of dance drives 'Forever Tango'
•	MOVIE SCENE Students' talent with video featured in 'Rough Cut' festival
•	Screening room
•	DINING SCENE Chiang Mai excels at classic Thai dishes, service
•	What's Up!
•	Ongoing Events
•	Neighbor Islands
•	The Buzz
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar