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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, July 20, 2003

Articles for July 20, 2003

Local News
•	Politics enter drydock dispute
•	Bustling Kapolei quickly evolving into urban center
•	75 teens step up to fight crime
•	EDUCATION Medical school deals secret
•	Volunteers spruce up 5 public schools
•	OTHER NEWS Fire burns 10,000 acres on Big Island
•	Illegal campers on Na Pali coast cited
•	Grant helps Kawainui project
•	Pukalani chapel suit stays in federal court
•	Roadwork may slow commute this week
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Health briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Washington Week
•	Musician carries on tradition
•	Corrections

Sports
•	PADDLING Kane'ohe Canoe Club wins Hui Wa'a championship
•	SURFING Ex-world champ Keaulana captures longboard event
•	UH FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK Warriors to travel more, but spend less in airfare than in '02
•	ISLE FILE Australians sweep paddleboard races
•	FERD LEWIS Cutting athletic budgets ill-advised
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Treasure seekers find reward in hunt
•	Hawai'i hotel pool features create a splash
•	Wacky Japanese TV goes American
•	Best medical information, advice is just a click away
•	State's 5-year arts plan unveiled
•	Write about your lazy, hazy, shave-ice days of summer
•	COMMENTARY Through tears, I see world in Dad's eyes
•	BOOKS A comprehensive look at history of Kaua'i's ali'i
•	Lit Beat
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Traditional groups release must-haves
•	ART REVIEW Story of art, servitude stitched into Qing costumes
•	Art Calendar
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	Adoptables
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	FAMILY MATTERS Home improvement leads to body's deterioration
•	'OHANA BRIEFS More say 'I don't'
•	Births

Business
•	Corporate tax collections on the decline in Hawai'i
•	INSURANCE Hurricane insurers raise rates
•	MONEY MAKEOVER Escaping credit-card quagmire
•	AIRFARES Business airfare cuts may raise leisure rates
•	Summer travel deals can still be found
•	TECHNOLOGY Ads haven't boosted Apple market share
•	2nd-quarter PC sales exceeded predictions
•	STOCKS/INVESTMENTS Stock options help startups attract new talent
•	E-Trade to give rebates on mutual fund fees
•	OTHER BUSINESS Mold-damage lawsuits rise sharply
•	Report says 'low activity' post offices should close
•	Online piracy bill sets threshold at one posted song
•	HAWAI'I MARKET WATCH Focus on Bank of Hawaii
•	HAWAI'I STATUS REPORT Drug rivals putting Viagra's market potency to test
•	Future brides first walk town's aisles
•	After a four-month slump, international visitor arrivals rise
•	Jobless claims fell, but at a slower pace
•	Construction activity reaches highest level in a decade

Opinion
•	Tax-and-spend dispute should wait until Sept.
•	EDITORIAL States must rethink screening aging drivers
•	HVCB acted for Hawai'i's benefit
•	Colonel Parker left fond memories in Hawai'i
•	THE RISING EAST Triple Alliance backs U.S. in war on terrorism
•	Sea change in campaign fund raising
•	AFTER DEADLINE Headlines must convey main point
•	Letters to the Editor