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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, February 02, 2004

Articles for February 2, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Air ambulance wreckage found on Hamakua Coast
•	'Bows to play S. Illinois in Bracket Buster
•	Water restrictions still possible for O'ahu
•	Flights back on track after grounding
•	Acting head of HPD homicide detail named
•	Economic indicators send mixed message

Local News
•	First-time voters are ready to run with opportunity
•	TRANSPORTATION H-1 widening project brings new dangers to Waimalu
•	City, state switch pothole filler
•	SCIENCE/ENVIRONMENT Seawater system proposed to cool medical school
•	Input on land use for profit sought
•	OTHER NEWS Speedier rulings sought for state Supreme Court
•	Still no trace of air ambulance
•	Faith seeks strong ties with others
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Awards
•	JAN TENBRUGGENCATE Students take their case to D.C.

Sports
•	UH basketball hopes to turn up heat at home
•	No. 8 Texas routs UH baseball team, 10-1
•	Three say they will play football for Warriors
•	TENNIS Czink, Tursunov net Waikoloa titles
•	ISLE FILE HPU topples UH-Hilo in hoops, 75-64
•	For the Record
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	Aerobic activity off the job boosts overall good health
•	A few tests can keep tabs on your cardiac health
•	Strenuous jobs linked to burning off weight
•	TELEVISION Where's our favorite for 'Idol'?
•	Actor profits from obnoxious trick
•	ABOUT MEN Read here for important news on a health whatchamacallit
•	THE LEFT LANE 'Mas' at Iolani School
•	TGI Monday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	State's hotel revenues at near-record levels
•	SUPER BOWL Private parts take center stage in battle of Super Bowl ads
•	Animals dominate top spots
•	AT WORK Suffer a cold, face a dilemma
•	Avon rated No. 1 in nation for executive women
•	Remember a name to show respect
•	Post-retirement boomers find fulfillment in returning to work
•	AT WORK Social entrepreneurs want a better world, not bigger salary
•	LEADERSHIP CORNER State developer sees potential in Kaka'ako, Kalaeloa
•	Coming Events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Lingle making sense on binding arbitration
•	Intelligence review is an urgent matter
•	Letters to the Editor
•	SECOND OPINION The quest for the Holy Rail

Military Briefing
•	Broad base closures loom
•	Soldiers undergo new basic training
•	MILITARY UPDATE Many reservists see temporary setback in accessing health benefits

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