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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, February 21, 2003

Articles for February 21, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Police standoff ends peacefully at Hilo hotel
•	Escapee may be charged in another vehicle theft
•	Two dead in Kane'ohe, Maui crashes
•	Promoter: No pyrotechnics in Isle shows
•	Police Beat
•	O'ahu consumer price index shows slight rise
•	Inflation report soothes investors; Dow up 103

Local News
•	Bill to increase care-home scrutiny gains in Senate
•	UH regents raise concerns about $31M in tuition aid
•	Kawainui salvinia problem not as bad
•	Lingle to press White House to use local coffee
•	State OKs Kualoa orangutan plan
•	Dismissed priest fails to report in Philippines
•	Cellblock escapee captured at burglary scene
•	Most of Wal-Mart suit rejected
•	School stuck with buildup of bass
•	HPU set to expand computer facility
•	School-board plan may cost $6M a year
•	Bad smallpox reaction reported
•	2 bad traffic accidents in Kane'ohe
•	Search is still on for Maui snake
•	Man accused of sex assaults surrenders
•	HPD officer pleads not guilty in theft case
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	LEE CATALUNA 'Idol' needs to keep chin up
•	Awards & Appointments
•	Wilfred 'Bunt' Baldwin former Amfac manager
•	Retired lawyer Carlsmith a Big Island history buff
•	Services for Chaplin today in Charleston
•	Bill Morse, ex-Hawai'i radio exec, 62
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Viloria's next fight could be in Hawai'i
•	UH SPORTS BYU sweeps second-ranked UH
•	Rainbows' Cayetano was worth waiting for
•	UH women still winless on road
•	UH goes long way to play on national TV
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Mililani girls gain soccer semifinals
•	Kalaheo seeks third straight OIA title
•	DIVISION II HPU beats Chaminade in PacWest game, 85-73
•	BYUH basketball team loses center Salisbury
•	RECREATION Casting call
•	World champs to hold camps
•	Sports Notices
•	ISLE FILE Arizona leads, UH 11th in Burns golf tourney
•	Sports Calendar
•	Boxing's one-ring circus
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Forecasting Grammy night
•	Creators of 'Lilo & Stitch' enjoying Oscar nod
•	'Idol' finalist eager to show she can act
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Elder group lends energy to the Honolulu Zoo
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	Architect's book touts beauty of bamboo
•	STAGE REVIEW Postcards from beyond the grave are blended bits
•	THE LEFT LANE Survey finds winter season of cold hearts
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Last member of family to close Chock's store
•	Aloha Tower plan picked
•	NetEnterprise co-founder quits as CEO
•	Health tourism gets boost in Hawai'i
•	Hawaiian reaches deal with machinists
•	Planned security center left out of 2004 budget
•	German media firm sued over Napster investments
•	United offers Hawai'i deals
•	REAL ESTATE Mortgage rates reach record lows, Freddie Mac says
•	'This Old House' helps pair realize 'that new kitchen'
•	Yahoo emerging as substantial threat to real estate market

Opinion
•	Tax credits due for a good, long look
•	Faith-based medicine inappropriate for FDA
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Library services critical to society

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MUSIC SCENE Sisterhood of the turntable
•	Tiffany 'the mall girl' sheds teen-queen image
•	Enduring bad boys of reggae head 'Superstars' tour
•	Billboard hits
•	THE NIGHT STUFF Helm's passion works well in intimate Hale Noa
•	STAGE SCENE 'Godspell' lead plays Jesus as a regular guy
•	Youth revue blends Broadway and blues
•	DINING SCENE Hoku's new chef serves up culinary creativity
•	MOVIE SCENE At nearly 4 hours, 'Gods and Generals' will thrill Civil war buffs
•	'Old School' is 'Animal House' with adult guys
•	'Dark Blue' is this year's 'Training Day'
•	'Your Cat' fails film transition
•	Effective human drama, 'Life of David Gale' offers some surprising twists
•	Screening room
•	DVD SCENE 'The Killers' two-disc set is a standout
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	Ongoing Events
•	What's up!
•	Neighbor Islands