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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, June 19, 2003

Articles for June 19, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Storyteller Glen Grant dead at 56
•	Lex Brodie resigns from Board of Education
•	June Jones' contract forwarded to UH regents for vote
•	Hawai'i students' reading skills low but improving
•	Navy considering Hawai'i for carrier group
•	Hilo firm to stop making saloon pilot crackers
•	Surf tapers to 4-8 feet
•	Delta to start Cincinnati-Honolulu route
•	Police Beat
•	Stocks slump despite encouraging reports

Local News
•	South shore swell is down, but still dangerous
•	Halt to vision team spending proposed
•	DOE to decide project priority
•	Tests at sewage plant to cost city $2 million
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Inouye promises Stryker brigade
•	Kinetic warhead test called a success
•	Army seeks to identify unknowns
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Large cat sightings converting skeptics
•	Maker to analyze crashed helicopter's engine
•	Maui teens recognized for saving life
•	Big Island smoking ban faces final vote
•	POLICE/COURTS Hawai'i bounty hunter helps capture serial rapist
•	Judge approves deferral for theft
•	Weed & Seed cleanup planned
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS OK, Rover, sit — at this desk
•	$70,000 loss in boat fire at Ala Wai
•	Elizabeth Kauahipaula services set
•	O'ahu briefs
•	EDUCATION Earlier college planning urged
•	Program gives $665,000 to charter schools
•	OUR SCHOOLS • MILILANI MIDDLE SCHOOL Track system should keep crowds down
•	ON CAMPUS New focus on middle school kids
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Under-21 law differs by county
•	Obituaries
•	Grants

Sports
•	Wie advances in U.S. Publinx championship
•	Motherhood brings balance to softball star
•	OUTSIDE Longboard series rolls at Kewalo
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Lino still candidate for job at Saint Louis
•	GOLF REPORT / AROUND THE GREENS Woods-less Grand Slam would be a major loss
•	Wide range of ages vie for women's title
•	Collegiate golfers Shoji, Ito earn Gee, Ito scholarships
•	Holes in one
•	Tour money leaders
•	Notices
•	ISLE FILE Stanley spurs U.S. volleyball
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Fans of all ages eager to grab Potter's latest book
•	STAGE REVIEW Army stage show is double the fun
•	MIXED MEDIA Get in a rage, batter bad guys with 'Hulk'
•	THE LEFT LANE Plenty of parents prove easy touch
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	Movie Openings
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Tech firm profits elusive
•	Youth soccer tournament boosts state's economy
•	JAL may cut select flights in fall
•	Architect of Act 221 defends program
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Mortgage rates likely to remain low
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY Borrowers should consolidate loans to extend their payment power
•	OTHER BUSINESS Open-air biotech crop tests criticized
•	2 seats to space station open: tourist class at $20 million
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Hawaiian offers joint e-tickets

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS School smoking ban should apply to all
•	It's time to promote surfing to varsity sport
•	Roe's change of heart doesn't change facts
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Governor not waging war on high tech