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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, January 09, 2003

Articles for January 9, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Lingle picks business, transportation chiefs
•	1 dead, speeding suspected in Kunia crash
•	Police Beat
•	Maui radio station looks to O'ahu
•	Fewer jobless claims help stocks rebound

Local News
•	State seeks protection against injury lawsuits
•	NURSES STRIKE Queen's deal announced
•	Patients likely to pay more for fewer services
•	St. Francis, nurses far from reaching deal
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Officials challenge wiretap laws
•	Agencies offer modest budgets to Legislature
•	Senators protest Stryker delay
•	POLICE/COURTS Sailor could get death penalty
•	Big Island raids go after hard drugs
•	Police find car used in crimes
•	Hawai'i Kai police station on hold
•	29,765 students pledge to reduce gun violence
•	State receives high marks for child gun-violence laws
•	OTHER NEWS Diversion of water on Maui challenged
•	Center seeks to enhance shrimp production
•	Jennie Woodd, old-time musician, dead at 90
•	O'ahu briefs
•	EDUCATION More people using libraries
•	OUR SCHOOLS • OUR LADY OF SORROWS CATHOLIC SCHOOL Everyone's part of the family at Wahiawa campus
•	Mink legislative fellowship to sponsor intern
•	Education briefs
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Agriculture check at your airline required
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH FOOTBALL UH football team gets two verbal commitments
•	Hunter to try NFL draft
•	UH VOLLEYBALL Hawai'i routs Lewis in volleyball opener
•	UH BASKETBALL UH, SMU will match WAC's top 2 scorers
•	Rainbow Wahine take first road test of WAC season
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Punahou girls edge Kamehameha
•	DIVISION II BYUH fueled by PacWest's top scorer, rebounder
•	GOLF REPORT Sauers back in the swing
•	Plenty of eyes to verify first ace
•	Japan well-represented in Sony Open field
•	Cashing in on Tiger's absence
•	Wie spends recess on Kapalua course
•	Sports Calendar
•	Don't knock yourself out, Brian
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	They digress big time: The evolution of Adaptation
•	Fund-raiser to help family cope after fire
•	MIXED MEDIA English author came, saw, but couldn't conquer America
•	THE LEFT LANE Retro duds can go on stage
•	SHOW BIZ Clown prince DeLima playing the Palace
•	Movie Openings
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Real estate investor fires lawyer, management firm
•	Lingle may ask repeal of special state funds
•	Firms' financing falls under Act 221
•	Dividend tax cut could cost Hawai'i $30M
•	Firm seeks to entice Chinese tourists to Islands
•	New Year's travel by Japanese to Hawai'i up 40 percent
•	United attendants accept reduced pay
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Fatten your wallet using proven 3-point strategy
•	Mutual-fund analysts optimistic
•	Tax break available to homeowners who have to sell

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Yellow caution light still on for economy
•	Yule tree recycling needs better effort
•	Agbayani a role model for aspiring athletes
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Successful rules to live by

Health/Fitness
•	Study finds benefits of frequent drinking