The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service

The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, April 17, 2003

Articles for April 17, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Bank bid includes branch cutbacks
•	Lesser term sought in care-home death
•	Agriculture board to make decision on pet quarantine
•	Hopeful investors push the Dow up 80 points
•	Police Beat
•	Business briefs

Local News
•	Teens smoking, drinking alcohol less, survey finds
•	Student tracking system full of gaps
•	Lingle dines out to dispel Chinatown SARS rumors
•	Tests confirm cause of SARS
•	Hawai'i security alert to stay at yellow level
•	CITY GOVERNMENT Audubon to operate Waimea Falls Park
•	Illegal dumps delay confirmation of director
•	Traffic-calming initiatives blocked
•	POLICE/COURTS Kaua'i police lawsuit stirs uproar
•	Police Beat
•	Court briefs
•	OTHER NEWS Major Ala Wai dredging section completed early
•	Tax increase proposal dropped by Senate
•	Damien tribunal's findings sealed, then sent to Vatican
•	O'ahu briefs
•	EDUCATION Grading change at Manoa on way
•	Hawai'i sorority marks 25 years
•	OUR SCHOOLS • MAUNAWILI ELEMENTARY Kailua campus proud of teachers' can-do attitude
•	ON SCHOOLS Distance learning expands
•	Speech League holds competition
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER 'Olelo puts traffic cam on TV
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	Future Hawai'i fights for Viloria threatened
•	UH SPORTS Pacific itching to put move on UH
•	Akpan planning two-sport UH career
•	Ramos grows into solid fielder, leader
•	English chosen UH's most outstanding
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS 'Aiea topples Pearl City to stay unbeaten in West
•	Kahuku, Moanalua win on road to set up tomorrow's showdown
•	NBA Savovic endures baptism in NBA
•	GOLF REPORT Mid-Pac Open's denial of Wie brings out debate
•	Holes in one
•	WAC women's event will be at Kapolei GC
•	Golf notices
•	Tour money leaders
•	Stat column
•	ISLE FILE Isle team wins youth hoops title
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Rap superstars make their move into movie stardom
•	Rape victim uses camera to increase awareness
•	Make Easter a happy, safe day for keiki
•	'Bombs' tune becomes soundtrack for war
•	Movie Openings
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	SHOW BIZ Makaha welcomes Sons back to home turf
•	THE LEFT LANE Korean-American writers celebrated
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday
•	This year's Na Hoku Hanohano nominations announced

Business
•	Hawaiian resumes trading
•	Bank launches hostile bid
•	Kiahuna sale took complex turns
•	Business briefs
•	NATION BUSINESS American Airlines wins labor givebacks
•	War's ebb spurs travel interest
•	Cybersecurity plan criticized
•	PERSONAL FINANCE U.S. adults rate poorly in money matters
•	Women find career bonus in delaying motherhood
•	Consumer Reports opens 'Home Front'
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY Understand the risks and rewards of bonds before investing

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Head Start must be kept vital, strong
•	Foodbank requires help from us all
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES We must protect the weakest among us