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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, February 26, 2004

Articles for February 26, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Heavy rains expected through the weekend
•	Hawai'i scientists discover young star
•	Police Beat
•	Commerce report depresses investors

Local News
•	Senate bill would force landlords to allow pets
•	DISPATCHES FROM IRAQ Closing the bomb 'supermarkets'
•	REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK Base's old bakery is home sweet home for 'Rats' of platoon
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Troops to face Afghanistan's hidden dangers
•	Storm drawing closer
•	Ash Wednesday, curiosity draw Christians to 'Passion'
•	POLICE/COURTS Teen admits shooting Punchbowl man
•	Prosecutor, attorney general plan new drive for voided amendment
•	Shelter holding killer dog yet to hear from its owner
•	LEGISLATURE Tobacco trust money spared from ice war
•	State House approves public urination bill
•	CITY GOVERNMENT Group seeks to separate loft proposal
•	Islandwide recycling fee faces hurdles
•	OTHER NEWS Fate of Sacred Falls park hinges on risk study
•	28 percent raise proposed for OHA trustees
•	Kerry won 49 percent of votes from Hawai'i Democrats
•	British swimmer still missing
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	EDUCATION Lahaina campus counting on community
•	Scholarships offered for spring SAT preparatory classes
•	Education briefs
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Bike lane ends abruptly
•	Grants
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Kaimuki edges Waimea
•	Mililani rallies to defeat Baldwin, 67-56
•	Fowler's key defensive play helps Punahou hold off Waiakea, 68-64
•	Kamehameha overcomes gritty effort by McKinley, 56-38
•	UH SPORTS Carter's game exceeds UH's speed limit
•	UH plays UCLA in 'rubber' match
•	Rainbows tune up for tournament with Dons
•	Hawai'i's men, women share swimming lead
•	AROUND THE GREENS Hilo golfers driving force behind return of event
•	Holes in one
•	Tour money leaders
•	FERD LEWIS Idle hands frustrating for Viloria
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Academy: Have a little culture with that cocktail
•	Kalihi teacher loses bid for 'Idol' status
•	Oscar needs you — to boost its ratings
•	FIVE QUESTIONS When Rev. Dr. Cho preaches, 50,000 show up to listen
•	THE LEFT LANE Fly swatter delivers a jolt
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	Movie Openings
•	SHOW BIZ Expect to see Oscars for 'Rings,' Penn, Theron
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	United Airlines outsourcing call center to Canada
•	Concrete strike talk ends with stalemate
•	Home may cut taxes more than you think
•	Resort centers show most growth
•	O'ahu inflation rate hit nine-year high in 2003
•	OTHER BUSINESS Stewart jury on break till Monday
•	California pension fund says it won't back Eisner
•	SEC proposes fee to prevent abuses
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS State rejects HMSA fee plan
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Most giving up on promise of retirement
•	More middle-class taxpayers feeling pain of AMT
•	Treasury will stop issuing
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY IRS representative answers readers' questions about tax regulations

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS HPD is partly right on 'highway patrol'
•	Don't mar Constitution with re-election ploys
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Another shell game on taxes