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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, September 16, 2004

Articles for September 16, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Cop critically hurt while rushing to call
•	Drug charges read against former beauty queen today
•	RC Aviation strengthens bid to take over Hawaiian
•	Police Beat
•	New inflation report helps reassure investors

Local News
•	Schools say Stryker will overburden system
•	Hawaiian Home Lands plans 3,500 new homes
•	USS Chung-Hoon at home in Pearl Harbor
•	POLICE/COURTS Ice suspect recalled as model student
•	Seabright nominated as U.S. judge
•	Hilo woman gets life sentence
•	Kaua'i police officer alleges harassment in corruption claim
•	ELECTION 2004 Officials expect on-schedule primary
•	House Dist. 42 debate on 'Olelo
•	EDUCATION UH enrollment up overall
•	School facilities mostly pass test
•	Old computers good as new in Linux labs
•	What your fourth-grader is expected to learn
•	Education snapshot — Kilauea Elementary
•	OUR SCHOOLS \| KO'OLAU BAPTIST ACADEMY Shared values strengthen institution
•	ALL-STAR KIDS Policy-making student's extracurricular focus
•	OTHER NEWS Ranger remembered for smile, love of job
•	H-1 driver dies in 3-vehicle crash
•	Isle Jaycees leave town just in time
•	Panel OKs recognition for Hawaiians
•	OBITUARIES Sister Marie Urbain Bouhourd, last of French missionary nuns
•	Obituaries
•	HAWAI'I BRIEFS Diane Kato wins Wal-Mart honor
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Trees planted by road illegal
•	Reminders
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH SPORTS UH downplays 6-0 start
•	Warriors packing backup kicker
•	OTHER SPORTS Iolani meet brings out best
•	HPU volleyball is team to beat
•	GOLF REPORT Ryder Cup shaping up to be pressure-packed event
•	UH men's golf benefit slated for Turtle Bay
•	HOLES IN ONE First ace at ripe old age of 7
•	Tour money leaders
•	Golf notices
•	ISLE FILE Irons loses heat, but still in meet
•	Sports Calendar
•	You can't always play by numbers
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Oprah Winfrey turns her focus to 'giving back'
•	Better fit and fat than thin and unfit
•	Try for a chance at makeover
•	ISLAND LIFE SHORTS Billionaires trade a couple of jabs
•	Movie Openings
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	SHOW BIZ Aloha makes 'Primetime' at Disneyland
•	TGI Thursday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	HMSA contract renewed without opening to bid
•	Coast shipping delays increase
•	State agency chief takes seawater job
•	UH seeking contract to do Navy research
•	Kona commercial project dead
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Bank merger finally official
•	AKAMAI MONEY Do your homework before buying life insurance
•	NATION BUSINESS Stewart, true to form, offers stylish surrender
•	Wall Street Journal plans Saturday edition
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Bonds thrive despite rate rises
•	Wall Street curves away from Main Street
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY Once again, don't risk your property on property

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Higher education in Hawai'i not up to par
•	Chance for peace in Iraq slipping away
•	COMMENTARY The ocean is being left behind
•	Letters to the Editor