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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, June 22, 2004

Articles for June 22, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Hawai'i's 3% jobless rate lowest in nation
•	HPD opts out of 'cold case' unit
•	Suspected bank robber banned
•	Tech rally boosts sluggish market

Local News
•	Charter schools chief quits
•	UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI'I Regents-Dobelle dispute threatened accreditation
•	UH regents criticized for politics, micromanaging
•	Islands weigh impact of Dobelle's firing
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Fugitive's mom never lost hope
•	Robotic teams all geared up to win
•	Get your coffee without leaving the car
•	SCIENCE/ENVIRONMENT Dozens of chemicals found in O'ahu streams
•	Court rules water use plans must be explained
•	CITY GOVERNMENT Trolley's future up to council
•	Council to reconsider farm tax bill
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Nene signs at national park stolen
•	Maui coast preservation sought
•	Record 20,000 saw screenings at fifth Maui Film Festival
•	A JOURNEY WITH HOKULE'A Hokule'a expected in Kaua'i last night
•	OTHER NEWS Traffic jam adds stress to giving birth
•	Akaka bill has chance of passing, panel says
•	Defendant says retailer slain in self-defense
•	Lingle signs gift-certificate law
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	DRIVE TIME Watch those rental-car waivers — you may already be covered
•	OBITUARIES John Spierling, liquor commission head, dead at 74
•	Francis A. McHale Jr., alternative energy leader, dead at 70
•	Diplomat Trinidad Q. Alconcel dead at 89
•	Services set for father killed in Windward crash
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Phat rides make for good TV

Sports
•	Veterans Cup expected to bring 2,000 visitors
•	All-state choices on Hawai'i Island Movers
•	Pro football players to give back to youth
•	ISLE PROFILE Eleven-year-old rides wave of success
•	UH SPORTS UH seeking BYU for football game in '06
•	2004 ALL-STATE GIRLS BASKETBALL Hoist voted Player of Year
•	ISLE FILE UH women's water polo honored for academics
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	At peace with dying
•	Plump vegetarians turning to South Beach Diet
•	Dispute colors film on director
•	Mid-carb colas a 'pop' trend?
•	ABOUT WOMEN Don't go overboard with worry
•	THE LEFT LANE Chinatown salon wins an honor
•	SHOW BIZ Special treatment for 'Greatest Albums'
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Hershfield pitches plan for Hawaiian Airlines
•	Outlet mall to get new owner
•	Hawaiian seeks to pay bonuses
•	Visitor arrivals
•	OTHER BUSINESS Bounty offered on film pirates
•	Stewart tells shareholders she misses her job
•	Thai, U.S. negotiators to meet on trade pact
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Bloggers to report at political convention

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Warden's sentence sends wrong message
•	Pacific disaster summit an important gathering
•	Boxing commission: Just say no to Tyson
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Navigation came from Micronesia

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Stage set for first shots in blog wars
•	Television in revolution
•	VIDEO GAMES Ultrareal war games raise fears

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MOVIE REVIEW 'White Chicks' geniality makes up for shortcomings