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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, January 13, 2004

Articles for January 13, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Panel recommends raises for Kamehameha trustees
•	20-foot waves packing power
•	Police arrest suspect in 'Aiea hit-and-run death
•	Castle Junction roadwork under way
•	Maui big cat may have moved to Wailea
•	Police Beat
•	UH No. 3 in volleyball poll
•	Woods, Singh wary of teen girl competing against men
•	Ray Bass reinstated to UH football team
•	Earnings anxiety drags down stocks

Local News
•	Tax hike not ruled out in Hawai'i's war on ice
•	Two ferries to be built for interisland service
•	ANALYSIS Council heads into 2004 bruised by tough first year
•	$1.2 million more sought to house prisoners
•	OCEAN ACTIVITIES Surf schools add to blue crush
•	Maui cracking down on illegal beach businesses
•	'Biggest swell of season' forecast
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Schofield soldiers departing for Iraq
•	Schools pledge support during troop deployments
•	POLICE/COURTS Man may be third Pali shooter
•	OHA position on status of Hawaiians may be swaying judge
•	Police expand search for hit-and-run driver
•	Three charged in beating of homeless man
•	Woman gets probation in girl's death
•	OTHER NEWS Kaiser High limits cell-phone use
•	Samoa donations accepted till Jan. 26
•	More aid sought for foster care, Quest services
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	DRIVE TIME Safety concerns behind $3 million airport-road improvements
•	OBITUARIES Jane Evinger, former Advertiser reporter, dead at 68
•	Services set for cowboy, canoe maker Bertelmann
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Generosity repaid with gratitude

Sports
•	UH baseball team captains say depth is a strength
•	Warriors' Azenha will miss road trip
•	Ex-Texas Tech athlete to join UH this season
•	Singh serious about making shot at No. 1
•	Eichelberger, Meyer earn Sony berths
•	Patience pays off for Australian at Banzai Pipeline
•	January Grand Sumo Tournament
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Kamehameha, Iolani tie in softball, 0-0
•	Watanabe, Castle are off to unbeaten start
•	STANDINGS Soccer
•	Softball
•	Basketball
•	Advertiser's Top 10 basketball poll
•	Weekly honors
•	O'ahu's events to watch
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Bonding time at baby yoga
•	FIVE QUESTIONS Minister symbol of future for Soto Zen
•	Le Carre sics his spooks on Iraq war
•	ABOUT WOMEN When a woman needs to unwind, there's only one way to go
•	LEFT LANE Read-aloud parents sometimes cheat
•	SHOW BIZ Cameron Diaz dips into Hawai'i swimwear
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	U.S. subpoenas Filipino executives visiting Hawai'i
•	U.S. offers to get rid of export subsidies
•	Disney lays off 258 animators
•	Spitzer says fund probe continues
•	Lawyers try to salvage plea deal in Enron case
•	Investors await reports on 4th-quarter earnings
•	Firms to list shares on both NYSE, Nasdaq
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS ILWU local elects president
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY IBM tops patent list for 11th straight year
•	There may be some use yet for that old PC
•	Digital home entertainment taking spotlight
•	Portable FrogPad keyboard perfect for one-hand typists

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Show us the money for the war on ice
•	Moon, Mars missions are campaign pitches
•	Letters to the Editor
•	COMMENTARIES Another freeway is better than light rail
•	Spreading word taking hold

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Wide-ranging catalogs of local music on state, Mountain Apple sites
•	HELP DESK System Restore can fix balky Windows
•	Q&A How to separate two versions of Windows