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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, August 31, 2004

Articles for August 31, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Sonar used before whale strandings
•	Family recounts horror of losing daughter to fire
•	Police Beat
•	Stocks gain despite drop in consumer confidence

Local News
•	Family recounts horror of losing daughter to fire
•	REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION GOP shows unity, post-9/11 resolve
•	Hawai'i puts its mark on New York
•	Youngest Hawai'i delegate a fired-up 24
•	Republicans proud of steps to improve schools
•	IN COURT No Iraq duty for convict
•	Sex-abuse lawsuit filed against Catholic priest
•	Prison sentence for bribed bar inspector
•	Suit filed over funeral sales
•	SCIENCE/ENVIRONMENT Rival emerges for Mauna Kea telescope project
•	Decision to reopen swordfish fishery challenged in court
•	HEALTH High cancer risk seen from whole-body CT scans
•	Asia travel spurs concerns about Avian flu
•	OTHER NEWS Reserves chief warns of added duty
•	Verbal SAT up, math a bit lower
•	Po'ipu project approved
•	Rains delay repairs at Palolo Valley pool
•	Taiwan's president pays brief O'ahu visit
•	ELECTION 2004 Rural Puna district needs help
•	Traffic top Windward issue
•	Candidates in series of debates on television
•	O'AHU BRIEFS Fund-raiser to aid Mililani arts center
•	NEIGHBOR ISLAND BRIEFS Maui selects new finance director
•	OBITUARIES Carlton Skinner, ex-Guam leader, dead at 91
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Junior QB Akina emerges as top backup for Chang
•	Goo's hoops assistants won't return
•	OTHER SPORTS Hawai'i longboarder captures national title
•	Volleyball's Stanley charged with assault
•	HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Kahuku receiver Hafoka now more dangerous than ever
•	Red Raiders again team to topple
•	Advertiser's Top 10 football poll
•	Weekly honors
•	This week's games
•	ISLE FILE Ching invited to U.S. soccer team camp
•	Target now sitting on UH's back
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Maui designer's creations attracting Hollywood set
•	Hunt is on in 'Dog' Chapman show
•	Get backstage at the Pops
•	Kayaking is fun, but do it safely
•	ABOUT WOMEN It's about finding the Right One
•	SHOW BIZ Tagawa happy to land a role in 'Geisha'
•	PARENT POWER Does your child 'channel' a brat?
•	ISLAND LIFE SHORTS Jet Li scores big at theatres with 'Hero'
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Ranch Capital has 'leg up' in bid for Hawaiian Air
•	Hilo's Waiakea Center bought
•	Cruise ship gets 100% compliance
•	NATION BUSINESS New Yorkers urged to stay home
•	Northwest fees bring retaliation
•	Consumer spending rebounds from June

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Hawai'i needs decisive win against fruit flies
•	Campaign signs are getting out of control
•	Letters to the Editor

Technology/Click!
•	Could electronic voting mar election?
•	Duke freshmen given iPods in trial project
•	Hackers out trolling for your Wi-Fi connection
•	Akimbo plans to launch Internet-to-TV video service