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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, March 26, 2003

Articles for March 26, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	UH volleyball team wins in three
•	JAL cuts two daily Honolulu flights
•	Police Beat
•	Dole poised to go private
•	Stocks in modest decline after war reports

Local News
•	DOE warns 28 percent of substitute teachers
•	AMERICA AT WAR: HAWAI'I IMPACT POW images provide 'reality check' for soldiers
•	'Ewa residents offered solace at war forum
•	AMERICA AT WAR U.S. repels fierce attack
•	American tank unit lucky, alive, closer to Baghdad
•	Hawai'i-trained Navy dolphins report for mine-clearing duty
•	Facts about the war
•	LEGISLATURE Lingle's cuts target adult education
•	Recommended pay raises for legislators called fair
•	Capitol briefs
•	POLICE/COURTS Probe into fatal crash focuses on third vehicle
•	Two Kahala bank robbers sentenced to federal prison terms
•	Police Beat
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Study may help clear way for sea farm
•	Judge won't halt work on Kailua Pier
•	OTHER NEWS Sand Island project under fire
•	Schools to get spring cleaning
•	Community regains use of 'A'ala Park
•	Joe H. Shimamura, 442nd K Company vet, dead at 78
•	Health briefs
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	What's open, closed today, Prince Kuhio Day
•	BOB KRAUSS Canoe race helps revive a legend

Sports
•	UH SPORTS WAC reprimands UH, imposes $5,000 fine
•	'Bows win Easter opener, 9-1
•	Air Force focus on baseball, not war
•	English's status key to UH's offseason
•	UH, San Diego an odd coupling in volleyball
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Iolani cruises past Saint Louis, 7-1
•	HOMEGROWN REPORT Michigan's Simms sets hurdle mark
•	Fresno State's Lane hits double-double
•	OTHER SPORTS Rolovich to play in NFL Europe
•	Agbayani's contract purchased by Royals
•	ISLE FILE HPU prevails on Hatanaka's pitching
•	Sports Calendar
•	Avoiding another fine mess
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	The job of your dreams
•	Special Olympics teams prep for Ireland games
•	'Nisei' dance production will salute war veterans
•	Calm discussions can relieve kids' war anxieties
•	SHAPE UP Calorie claims stretch truth on food labels
•	JUST MY STYLE He says color makes the man
•	STAGE REVIEW Messages trample on environmental play
•	'Romance/Romance' in need of refreshing
•	THE LEFT LANE Wonder Woman gets a fashion makeover
•	TGI Wednesday
•	Tube Notes
•	TASTE Be adventurous with asparagus
•	Molto Mario offers wit, kitchen wisdom
•	Recipes give a taste of Batali's style
•	Quick and Easy: Baked Fish with Parmesan Crumbs
•	Culinary Calendar
•	OFF THE SHELF Pick and choose for best of the early strawberries
•	COOK'S TIPS Boiling shrimp shells can produce a tasty stock
•	RECIPE DOCTOR Grandma's banana bread, in lighter version, takes the cake
•	QUICK BITES Roy cooks up another season
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Preparing fresh-noodle soup is easy

Business
•	Hawaiian determining how to pay creditors
•	Norwegian predicts 10,200 jobs for Hawai'i
•	NATION BUSINESS Help, but no bailout, seen for ailing airline industry
•	Wind farm in Iowa to be world's largest
•	Business briefs
•	SMALL BUSINESS Costumer charted own course to success
•	IBM targets software for smaller businesses
•	Strategy for businesswomen includes childcare

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Recycling will cost us, but it's worth it
•	State should not trump city condo law
•	This is a terrible time for Bush's tax-cut bill
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH Bush won election — so get over it

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Stars breathe life into Broadway revival