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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, September 28, 2003

Articles for September 28, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Cockheran, Sopoaga injured, will miss Tulsa game

Local News
•	Changes are coming to UH student services
•	BUS STRIKE Buses will return tomorrow
•	5-year deal broke stalemate
•	Cancer survivor to paddle channel
•	TRANSPORTATION Contraflow along Nimitz ready to begin
•	Be ready for Nimitz contraflow
•	OTHER NEWS Ice remedy hearing draws few
•	Bills aim to control city debt, spending
•	Kupuna ID card sign-up today
•	Police seek man who robbed First Hawaiian Bank in Kahala
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	OBITUARIES A&B, Matson pioneer 'Bobby' Pfeiffer, dead at 83
•	Obituaries
•	Bird worth more than shirt off back
•	We saw the ice film, now let's act
•	Community Calendar
•	Grants
•	Washington Week

Sports
•	UH FOOTBALL Chang, defense boost Warriors
•	Receivers come off bench for break-through games
•	Happy day for Gilmore on defense
•	UH vs. Rice photo gallery
•	GOLF Wie shares 14th in LPGA event
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Moanalua girls remain unbeaten in volleyball
•	'Aiea takes to air in 49-13 win
•	ISLE FILE Kim stumbles to 5-over 75, but leads Waikoloa Open by one stroke
•	FERD LEWIS Big second half perfect tonic for swooning UH
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	MUSIC Get the blues
•	'Idol'ized by the faming and the flaming
•	Sonatas launch chamber season
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Conjugacion reprises his 1985 best-seller
•	BOOKS Journal runs translations of historical Hawaiian papers
•	Lit Beat
•	ART REVIEW Reflecting South Korea's changing art world
•	Rehab patients sell creations
•	Art Calendar
•	FAMILY MATTERS Of rats and men ... and filling up car's wiper fluid
•	'OHANA BRIEFS Four-part program on parenting slated
•	Share that 'Ohana feeling
•	Crafts Calendar
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	Adopables
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Births
•	Got drama? Tell Tanya all about it

Business
•	AT WORK Good times, big salaries
•	Hawai'i adds jobs
•	Federal rule helps minorities find jobs in roadwork
•	Health, tech jobs key areas for women, experts say
•	AIRLINES Airlines' antitrust immunity nears end
•	Bagging frequent-flier miles is getting to be sport
•	Wi-Fi, expansion by discount airlines among travel trends
•	TOURISM Repeat visitors growing share of Hawai'i tourism — but mixed bag
•	INVESTMENTS Investment Portfolio
•	Market's volatility has investors seeking gold
•	HAWAI'I MARKET WATCH Spotlight: Bank of Hawaii
•	HAWAI'I STATUS REPORT Firms leave customer service on hold
•	Dell ventures into market for consumer electronics
•	Rebound in foreign arrivals leads to strong September finish
•	Total jobless claims rose at slower pace
•	G-7 comments drive Japanese yen to nearly 3-year high

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Prudence is the key to land use changes
•	EDITORIAL In a land of plenty poverty increases
•	COMMENTARY Time for constitutional convention
•	COMMENTARY Vital lessons learned in power-line meetings
•	COMMENTARY Author's Hokuli'a stance no surprise
•	COMMENTARY Purpose of Arakaki case is to eliminate discrimination
•	THE RISING EAST Chances slim for resolving N. Korea nuke crisis
•	DAVID POLHEMUS Wishful thinking can twist intelligence
•	Letters to the Editor
•	AFTER DEADLINE 50 years after hysterical 'Red scare' coverage, paper plays it straight