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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, March 30, 2004

Articles for March 30, 2004

Local News
•	U.S. House bill includes $62.4 million for ferry
•	Government workers get raises of up to 9 percent
•	Wai'anae denied Weed & Seed
•	Aki trial delayed for DNA test
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Some stew, some are soothed as chickens flourish on Kaua'i
•	Kaua'i developers urged to build road first
•	Maui judicial nominee confirmed
•	EDUCATION Teens praise online algebra lessons
•	No Child test rules relaxed
•	POLICE Inattentive driving cited in fatal Big Island crash
•	Car in Big Island crash had ice, police say
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Ka'elepulu Pond to be cleaned
•	Waikiki-Kaimuki trolley hours cut
•	Pacific islands program gets $231,120
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	DRIVE TIME More facts and figures about traffic for your consideration
•	OBITUARIES Ben Tamashiro, 'Harry' in Bankoh ads, dead at 86
•	Wen Ming Lee owned Waiola Store
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Ariyoshi busier than ever

Sports
•	UH SPORTS 'Guru of special teams' to help UH football team
•	Hawai'i's Carlsen honored by WAC
•	Three UH prospects impress NFL scouts
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Radford athlete claims cheer title
•	Mililani's Kim is state's best soccer player
•	Weekly honors
•	ISLE FILE Kai proves her worth for U-21 U.S. team
•	Sports Calendar
•	Rainbow pitchers a hit so far this season
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Soldiers, families find comfort in little things
•	Defining moments of military separation
•	AMERICAN IDOL Camile's going 'all out' to stay in 'Idol'
•	FIVE QUESTIONS Shy-girl Miss Hawai'i USA talks of busy life as pageant draws near
•	SHOW BIZ Silverstone set to talk success, healthy living
•	THE LEFT LANE The pink spring thing: Update your colors
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Schuler plans to build 1,150 homes in Kapolei
•	State jobless rate hits 4.2%
•	Hotels 'have some work to do'
•	Ameron, union to resume talks
•	NATION BUSINESS Optimism about quarterly reports sends stocks up
•	Heinz denies link to Kerry campaign
•	Judge rejects call for mistrial in Tyco case
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Microsoft cuts price of Xbox
•	Better ways to capture data sought
•	Google personalizes search with new features

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Arbitration awards can't always be binding
•	Agricultural heritage has plenty of value
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Come on in, the water's fine

Technology/Click!
•	This Wi-Fi a bad buy
•	BYTE MARKS Site provides knowledge about state
•	Q&A Compressing hard drives will slow speed

Health/Fitness
•	Exercise may boost rate of breast cancer survival