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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, April 02, 2003

Articles for April 2, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	HPD incurs big bill in boosting security
•	Veterans pay tribute to fallen comrades
•	Police Beat
•	Hotel tax-credit bill goes to Senate
•	BancWest earnings up
•	Stocks soar on war gains

Local News
•	SARS concern grows but state offers reassurances
•	AMERICA AT WAR: HAWAI'I IMPACT Family shares rushed e-mails from Kuwait
•	AMERICA AT WAR U.S. blazes through Iraq's best troops
•	American forces rescue POW; 11 bodies found
•	Facts about the war
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Former UH scientist to orbit
•	Nature's power on display on Big Island
•	Young scientists show their stuff
•	POLICE/COURTS Ruling on attorney criticized
•	Kahalu'u seeks 'ice' clampdown
•	Ex-con charged in Waipahu slaying
•	LEGISLATURE Ceded lands bill stirs objections
•	Women commission may lose state financial backing
•	Capitol briefs
•	OTHER NEWS Famed 100/442 took out Germany's best
•	Po'ipu park's seals worry biologists
•	Health program director fired
•	Stricter adherence to master plan urged
•	Drill puts tsunami response to the test
•	Health briefs
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	BOB KRAUSS In the company of an ali'i

Sports
•	Rainbows' English taking shot at NBA
•	State will distribute used turf
•	HOMEGROWN REPORT Okumura now Pacific softball's career RBI leader
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS ILH sailors make history with inaugural regatta
•	Kamehameha's seventh-inning rally beats Mid-Pacific, 5-4
•	BOXING Hawai'i fighters in U.S. Challenge
•	ISLE FILE Coogan hurls no-hitter for UH softball
•	Sports Calendar
•	Gambling on a long shot
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Form your own opinion
•	Japan diplomat honored for saving wartime Jews
•	Watumull named to Wall of Fame
•	Busy actress, filmmaker lives 'America's story'
•	Spring HIFF film festival taking a European jaunt
•	SHAPE UP Yoga more than fancy stretches
•	THE LEFT LANE Budding designers
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
•	TASTE Getting to the heart of the artichoke
•	Marinate artichokes or use them in soup
•	Culinary Calendar
•	Quick and Easy: Foster's Apple Crisp
•	RECIPE DOCTOR Enchilada casserole could use lightening
•	OFF THE SHELF Passover bread shapes dumplings and desserts
•	QUICK BITES California, Maui and Kaua'i updates
•	COOK'S TIPS Add corn to waffle batter for a change
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Mario's hints linger long after class

Business
•	New homes quickly sold
•	Panel OKs extended tax credit for hotels
•	Fleming files for Chapter 11 protection
•	AIRLINES Committee to oversee Hawaiian bankruptcy
•	Airline relief makes headway; unions to vote on cuts
•	No pat answers about miles awards when airline folds
•	Business briefs
•	SMALL BUSINESS Success has a bittersweet side
•	War adds to challenges small-business owners face
•	Family businesses rely a lot on succession
•	Childcare expense program benefits employer and employee

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS OHA, Audubon ideal Waimea park team
•	DFS rent: State taking proper steps to collect
•	The 442nd RCT at 60: Patriots, soldiers still
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH Lingle must regain her focus