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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, July 22, 2005

Articles for July 22, 2005

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Wie shoots 68, vaults to 9th place
•	Police Beat: Woman killed crossing street identified
•	Business briefs: Matson raises rates for Guam service
•	Stocks edge higher despite Microsoft earnings, oil prices

Local News
•	Viloria's time will come soon
•	Akaka, Inouye are not backing off
•	Army actions before child's death probed
•	Community calendar
•	Forget leaves, Hawai'i caterpillar eats escargot
•	Grants
•	Information for Volunteers
•	Islanders see rite as once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
•	Local son officially becomes bishop
•	Moanalua boulders to be removed
•	State vows full effort on mental-health plan
•	Liquor official steps down
•	Lease-to-fee repeal upheld
•	'Ewa man accused of starting July 6 fire
•	Regents give top grades to McClain
•	Hawai'i pays tribute to fallen son
•	Apartment fire leaves 2 injured in Kapahulu
•	Body in burned car identified
•	Tanonaka admits breaking the law
•	Obituaries
•	Gregory M. Blotsky, 57, longtime Cisco's owner

Sports
•	Dad as caddie works in Wie's round of 70
•	For the Record
•	Vitale, foe see bout as stepping stone
•	Youth boxing TKO'd by PAL
•	Lanikai out to win finale
•	Team Hawai'i up to Challenge
•	Hawai'i Under-12 team will play in Japan soccer tournament
•	Pro surfer suspended for taking steroids
•	Wai'anae girl, 12, earns berth in national meet
•	Kimberly Kim ousted in junior girls golf
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Early Christmas for homeless
•	East meets west
•	Game with sex scene gets adult rating
•	Splash of Latina again livening up mainstream style
•	Dendrobium orchids make good gifts, table decorations
•	Home and Garden Calendar
•	Marian McEvoy shakes up decor assumptions
•	Oscars' pick of the short films
•	She's gotta get sad self in support

Business
•	Aloha Airlines chief to earn $497,400
•	Broker fee disclosures expanded
•	Chinese goods a bit more costly
•	Hawai'i jobless rate remains low
•	Market Place makeover halted
•	Microsoft profits rise 37%
•	Mortgage rates continue to rise
•	U.S. housing boom pales next to Europe
•	Workers' comp costs still high
•	United's machinists ratify labor agreements

Opinion
•	Burials accord should affirm wisdom of law
•	Health services require action, not more delay
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Charter schools: 10 rules of education reform
•	Dick Adair's cartoon

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Screening room
•	Formaggio a find of fine wine and food
•	Billboard hits
•	My view: "Monkey Business" by Black Eyed Peas
•	Ying Yang's crunk on a bipolar junket
•	Beachside view is trump card at Surf Room
•	Sci-fi box sets high on fans' DVD lists
•	Tube Notes
•	My view: "Destroy All Humans!"
•	'A Chorus Line' is what Leong is doing for love
•	'Comic' fails to deliver potential
•	Shiver me timbres