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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, July 19, 2005

Articles for July 19, 2005

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Supreme Court nominee has Hawai'i ties
•	Hearing today will address Akaka bill constitutionality
•	UH's Frazier, Wallace receive raises
•	Police Beat: Blaring music leads to stolen-car arrest
•	Business briefs: Judge hears Turtle Bay labor case
•	Stocks higher on strong earnings from IBM and Merrill

Local News
•	Repaving put ahead of bike path plan
•	Dobelle's vision remains big part of UH athletics
•	Sibling rivalry revisited
•	Friends, family remember Schutter's zeal, generosity
•	Pearl Harbor shipyard's versatility touted
•	Is 'big one' on the way?
•	Lingle names advisory councils
•	Body in burned car was shot in head
•	Dad, stepmom held in 5-year-old's death
•	UH-West O'ahu developer chosen
•	American Samoa reservist killed in Iraq
•	Job losses would go beyond shipyard
•	Pearl's efficiency rating concerns BRAC panel
•	To family, he's more than a soldier
•	50 acres scorched near Makapu'u brushfire shuts down Highway
•	Maui fire crews catch breath after a week full of brushfires
•	Pedestrian hurt on Kahekili
•	Man deemed fit for trial in arson, murder
•	State, hui settle suit on Ke'eaumoku remains
•	Akaka bill's foes want Hawai'i voters to decide
•	Senate delays Akaka bill debate
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Armstrong finally gains acceptance from French
•	Frazier in line for $40,000 salary increase
•	Kahanamoku Foundation awards $80,000
•	Sports Calendar
•	Castle principal new board president
•	For state tourneys, magic number is 12
•	Man! Wie is changing attitudes
•	Kono leads Hawai'i golfers at tourney
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Makaha Sons finances CD projects for others
•	The health, the life, the piko of hula
•	Toilet training? Get it done and over with
•	Guidebook for caregivers

Business
•	'99 Acura Integra races to top of stolen-car list
•	Modest 'Potter' profit expected
•	Royalty revenue at UH in FY 2005 topped $1 million
•	Surging economy yielded just less than $4B in FY '05
•	Whirlpool calls its bid for Maytag best for everyone
•	Young Bros. raises shipping rates 5.5%
•	Fanfare greets ship in Hilo
•	Beginner's first podcast easy and cheap
•	Bellwether reports revenue of $22.3B, well above forecast
•	Toolkit lets you control computer
•	Barnwell picked for Russell index

Opinion
•	Political recognition for Hawaiians is crucial
•	Letters to the Editor
•	The economic voodoo that the Bushies do
•	Dick Adair's cartoon