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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, May 30, 2002

Articles for May 30, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Tourism authority will pay for stadium turf
•	Mother taps healing power after tragic traffic death
•	Kaua'i neighborhood shooter sentenced to life
•	Hawai'i economic indicators rise
•	Governor to veto Japanese Cultural Center funding
•	Flag Day adds to wave of patriotism
•	Police Beat
•	Workers' comp insurer insolvent
•	Stock market mixed; blue chips fall again

Local News
•	City allows construction of new pools to continue
•	Francis Takemoto, first Japanese-American general, dies at 89
•	OHA offering mortgage help
•	City plans workshop for boards on Norwegian Star
•	Ashanti cancels gig at 50th State Fair
•	EDUCATION E-Charter School to graduate six
•	Tough list stumps Hawai'i's speller
•	Politicking not for players, coach told
•	Historian studies soccer wars
•	OUR SCHOOLS • LA PIETRA SCHOOL FOR GIRLS School encourages girls to embrace technology
•	Hawai'i teens take honors at international science fair
•	ON CAMPUS Old books no remedy for Kapolei
•	OTHER NEWS Flowers scarce for graduation lei
•	Companies agree to pay fines for exceeding donation limit
•	Army extends deadline as it elaborates on plan
•	Hawai'i Kai Marina channel to be cleared of sand
•	Police Beat
•	O'ahu briefs
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS County closes access to scenic Kaua'i pool
•	Harold Luscomb Jr., Hilo historian, dead at 76
•	Fixes approved for Kailua Pier
•	Corrections
•	Obituaries
•	Awards

Sports
•	UH baseball team loses assistant coach Sorge
•	HTA approves funding for stadium FieldTurf
•	Kings' maturity starting to show
•	Golfer's busy summer begins at home in Maui
•	Holes in one
•	Golf briefs
•	Golf notices
•	ISLE FILE UH women sailors in second place
•	Tough road could stall Warriors' drive to WAC football title

Island Life
•	Opera singer gets golden opportunity
•	Art films to get wider screening on O'ahu
•	Kapolei park's waterslide packs 'em in
•	STAGE REVIEW 'Titanic' takes symbolic view of ship tragedy
•	MUSIC REVIEW Romero, orchestra enchant audience
•	Health Calendar
•	Movie Openings
•	THE LEFT LANE Iz featured in People
•	TGI Thursday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Matson upgrading fleet
•	Revamped Hawaii.com unveiled
•	United to close three Hawai'i ticket sites
•	West Kaua'i cottage resort cleared to begin construction
•	Hilton lowers its revenue forecast

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS India and Pakistan are too near the brink
•	Reminder of how to keep politics aside
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES DOE to provide full financing