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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, March 28, 2003

Articles for March 28, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Six nominated to state high court
•	Landfill expansion wins state approval
•	Residents join Kaua'i's roadside rallies supporting troops
•	Police Beat
•	Murdock seals Dole Food purchase
•	Amfac settles pension dispute
•	Stock sell-off continues

Local News
•	Woman convicted in death of care-home operator
•	Senate commitee OKs long-term-care tax plan
•	'Aiea yearns for sense of community
•	Excavation nearly done at Waipahu dump site
•	American Samoa Gov. Tauese Sunia, 61
•	Ice cream sales help schools
•	City goes it alone on traffic control
•	State confiscates snake, lizard
•	Boulder death leads to lawsuit
•	Committee postpones decision on executive pay
•	Workers' comp change rejected
•	Capitol briefs
•	Hawai'i medical board ranked lowest
•	Kailua event to be the last in tradition
•	Police Beat
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Journalists get inside view of war
•	Awards
•	AMERICA AT WAR U.S. pounds Baghdad
•	Commander expects prolonged war
•	Marines pay harsh price at key city
•	Constant combat during march north
•	'It's the getting-shot part that sucked'
•	Troops learn not to let guard down
•	Facts about the war
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	GOLF Wie fires 72 for fast start in Nabisco LPGA major
•	UH SPORTS Air Force beats Hawai'i, 11-4
•	Warriors' mission is to reach conference title match
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Successful Mililani girls coach resigns
•	OIA launches girls water polo season tomorrow
•	BASEBALL Maui's Victorino makes Padres' roster
•	RECREATION Drive, wooden car spur Sacred Hearts to victory
•	Recreation briefs
•	Sports notices
•	ISLE FILE Waipahu boxer gains U.S. Amateur final
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	HAWAI'I'S BACHELOR Meet Hawai'i's Bachelor
•	North Shore cop show awaits its big TV break
•	Respond to children's fears of war, experts urge
•	'Tremors' brings Michael Gross back to TV
•	Reporter Peter Arnett, 68, covering his 20th war
•	THE LEFT LANE Art can become a moving experience
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Disease, carelessness hurt 'native' bananas
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Mainland arrivals down
•	Alakea high-rise bought by A&B
•	Project reaches out to students
•	2 'Aiea shopping centers head toward auction
•	Rehab nurses ratify contract
•	Pentagon increases reliance on commercial satellites
•	REAL ESTATE Rise in mortgage delinquency rate feared
•	Mortgage rates jump for second week in row

Opinion
•	Arbitration, properly nuanced, could work
•	Scrutiny of U.S. Iraqis should be low key
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Teaching children to recycle

Entertainment/TGIF
•	DANCE SCENE Sampling the 'Full Cycle' of global street rhythms
•	An island is born of dance
•	THE NIGHT STUFF Speed dating suits singles, not spectators
•	MUSIC SCENE Linkin Park has arrived, its wishes granted
•	Billboard hits
•	ISLAND EXCURSIONS Here's to our Spam, Spam, Spam!
•	DINING SCENE Ledo makes basic noodle soup taste extravagant
•	MOVIE SCENE At Best, a 'Basic' Thriller
•	Formulaic 'Core' loses its steam before reaching destination
•	'Head of State' proves Chris Rock has head for comedy
•	'Till Human Voices Wake Us': It's the Actor
•	'All the Real Girls': Small-Town Wonder
•	Screening room
•	DVD SCENE Misguided editing on 'Roger Rabbit' preserved
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	Ongoing Events
•	What's up!
•	Neighbor Islands