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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, October 28, 2003

Articles for October 28, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	California fires force 35,000 to evacuate
•	Killing happened at site of drug raids
•	'Perry & Price’ moves to John Dominis
•	Prince concerts canceled on O'ahu, Maui
•	CB Bancshares to pay dividend
•	Fed’s inaction helps propel Wall Street

Local News
•	Sacred Falls could reopen as natural reserve
•	TRANSIT PLANS State, city proposes $2.6B rail transit system
•	POLICE/COURTS Hawai'i leads U.S. in rate of theft
•	Motive for 'Aiea murder sought
•	Two indicted in smuggling case
•	Board may compel answers in youth facility probe
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Laser tests call for 160 flights
•	Army faces resistance over Stryker plan
•	RELIGION Kalaupapa nun moves toward sainthood
•	Mormons told to guard themselves against ice use
•	OTHER NEWS Forecasters expect warm, wet weather
•	Grant aids homeless services
•	Senators tackle fishing issue on Ni'ihau
•	Maui man pledges caution after bite from sea creature
•	Work to avert USS Arizona oil spill resumes next month
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	DRIVE TIME Street-safety programs for students, parents have pizza prize
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Community Calendar
•	Grants
•	LEE CATALUNA Nice the way things work out

Sports
•	UH SPORTS UH wary of costs that come with switching leagues
•	Purcell gets WAC honor
•	UH, BYU finish tied at 2
•	Grading the game
•	1958-2003 Michael Stennis, former UH QB
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Family a success in water world
•	Kaiser football forfeit official
•	Advertiser's Top 10 football poll
•	This week's football games
•	Weekly honors
•	Standings, statistics
•	SURF Surf contest still Xcel-ing in 20th year
•	ISLE FILE BYUH sweeps past UH-Hilo in volleyball
•	FERD LEWIS UH needs to leave I-AA foes behind
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Bring on the boots
•	ENTERTAINMENT 'Local Girl' big break for rising star
•	COMMENTARY More challenges ahead for Jack Bauer of '24'
•	Prince shows on O'ahu, Maui
•	ABOUT WOMEN A spoonful of bubbly helps the holiday madness go down
•	THE WEDDING PLANNER Surprise! Military wives throw a shower
•	THE LEFT LANE Try looking natural
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Mainland visitors increase
•	Carrier group a welcome boost
•	Bankoh income increases 21.5%
•	HEI's revenue up, profit down
•	Workers find 'Aiea plant shuttered
•	Kaua'i utility says it will save $1M after deal
•	IRS 1,028 Hawai'i taxpayers due checks
•	Tax payers who have refunds
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Hotel occupancy up in September
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY IPO may value Google at $20B
•	Who says slide shows have to be boring?
•	Talking newspapers: It's all in the ink
•	Someday, cell phones may be as good as cash

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Pacific island gathering cements goals
•	Sept. 11 stonewalling provokes suspicion
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Democrat plan calls for focus on student
•	COMMENTARY Never ask why, just ask Hu

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Web sites help us ponder existence
•	VIDEO GAMES Xbox Halloween fun is spooky and kooky
•	COMPUTER ADVICE Devices shut off power to computer