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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, October 13, 2003

Articles for October 13, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Symphony seeks to trim pay, jobs
•	Six UH athletes get WAC honors
•	Police Beat
•	Motorola drives share prices higher on slow day

Local News
•	Ala Moana car crash kills two, injures three
•	Police radio fixes could cost $10 million
•	Builder losing lease at Kalaeloa
•	Kailua house destroyed by fire
•	EDUCATION Fee in works for foreign students
•	School's emphasis on reading boosts test scores
•	Windward college gets a push from new 'ambassadors'
•	OTHER NEWS Man still unable to move his hands
•	'Amazing Race' hopefuls show pair power
•	State to ask for Hamakua wetland study
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	Grants and salutes
•	What's open and closed Discoverers' Day
•	JAN TENBRUGGENCATE Renewable energy goals make sense

Sports
•	GOLF Irwin wins at Turtle Bay, shoots into record book
•	Veriato finishes 5-over; takes aim at Q-School
•	FERD LEWIS Stephenson was way out of bounds
•	PADDLING Team New Zealand/Hawai'i reclaims Moloka'i Hoe title
•	UH FOOTBALL Warriors in search of breakthrough on road
•	OTHER SPORTS Kai sets UH career goals record in 1-0 road victory
•	OIA East, West football titles clinched
•	Honolulu titlist wins Chicago Marathon
•	ISLE FILE Deleau, Mai capture kiteboarding titles
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Lessons in good manners for kids begin with basics
•	It's a time when we all can Make a Difference
•	Older women, younger looks
•	When Joss sings, soul legends listen
•	ABOUT MEN When your body tells you that you aren't getting younger
•	THE LEFT LANE South Park goes gay
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	Hawaiian Airlines' shareholders at risk
•	Kaua'i retailers gird for battle
•	Pigskin season a spending bonanza
•	LEADERSHIP CORNER Army commander planning for large initiatives
•	AT WORK Psst! Secrets whispered at work usually end up in rumor mill
•	Coming Events
•	Trade Winds
•	Business notebook

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Treatment parity is needed but not simple
•	Tropical ag once again high-tech boon to Isles
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Beware dangers of too much authority

Military Briefing
•	Stryker brigades face key test in Iraq
•	Iraq liaison points to steady progress
•	Video game teaches soldiers how to lead under fire
•	Briefs
•	MILITARY UPDATE Oklahoma lawmaker says deal near on concurrent receipt

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