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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, November 18, 2005

Articles for November 18, 2005

Breaking News/Updates
•	Rainbow Wahine sweep past Louisiana Tech
•	HPU falls in volleyball regional semifinal
•	Georgeson captures Roxy Pro surf meet
•	'Copter crash survivor welcomes criminal probe
•	Police searching for missing man
•	Decision delayed in iwi case
•	Ohio State-Michigan game on ESPN
•	Police Beat: Suspected car thief hits officer
•	Business briefs: Hawaiian Holdings names new CFO
•	Stocks finish at four-year highs

Local News
•	Welcome home, humble soldiers
•	Choice of report card left up to each school
•	State wants to stockpile flu drugs
•	Cracks show in Kealia project
•	Vote on Akaka bill unlikely
•	Homicide probe in Kaua'i air crash
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
•	Lana'i harbor upgrade a step closer
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Money released for new prison, drug treatment
•	State gets national award for diversity
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	9 Pearl sailors punished in fraternization; 1 still on trial
•	Missile interception achieved
COURTS
•	Appeals judges to hear case on city's ban of aerial ads
TRANSPORTATION
•	Transit plans go to public hearings
•	Kapi'olani shops, residents bracing for pipeline project
BIG ISLAND
•	Hunters have beef with watershed's tough terrain
OTHER NEWS
•	Special rehab awaits girl injured by tree
•	Records case now in hands of judges
•	Results mixed on public school poll; DOE seeking more precise survey
•	19 Kapi'olani Park palms due to get the ax today
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Regents approve Manoa repairs
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Enough already with feud

Sports
•	Rainbow Wahine hold off Aggies in five
•	Michigan State eyes another Final Four
•	Garcia to wave goodbye to surfing's world tour
UH BASEBALL
•	Rainbow recruits making the grade
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
•	Punahou, 'Aiea plan to come out firing
GOLF
•	Grand Slam of Golf may move site
VOLLEYBALL
•	HPU wins, BYUH loses at regional
RECREATION
•	Racetrack sport helps satisfy need for speed
•	Companies pitch in to help communities
•	Four earn berths in stickfighting nationals
•	Sports notices
ISLE FILE
•	Ishii tied for 34th in Champions Q-School
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Looking for a few good volunteers
•	'Kombat' actor inspires campus
•	Couch has a CD just for you
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Early Down screening more effective
RELATIONSHIPS
•	Shy couple's crush tough assignment
HOME AND GARDEN
•	Home and Garden Calendar
•	Healthy lawn begins with good irrigation
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	And now, the thigh phone
•	Tube Notes
•	Neighbor Islands
•	What's Up!

Business
•	Cruise group scraps anti-pollution deal
•	Hawai'i in a bottle for only 2 dollars
•	Outrigger executive honored as leader
•	U.S. housing boom softens
•	Chrysler offering 2 years of free gas
•	Gold rises to $486.90, 18-year high
REAL ESTATE
•	Rates on 30-year mortgages up again
•	Mortgage bankers may face hard times
TECHNOLOGY
•	Guess what's rising into company of bluest chips
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Honsador picks Liliequist as CEO

Opinion
•	UH needs clear poll on UARC proposal
•	Honolulu's new chief sets sensible agenda
COMMENTARY
•	French rioting a wake-up call for the U.S.
•	The sky's not falling on Kaka'ako Makai
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Fourth Potter film may be best one yet
•	Festival shares, showcases Pacific Island cultures
•	Boutique sparkles with glitzy, ritzy holiday fare
•	Rondalla perpetuates Filipino music and culture
•	New Year's Eve events? Tell us!
THE NIGHT STUFF
•	The wonder of the long-lasting Wonderlounge

MOVIES
•	Screening room
•	'Potter' divides movie critics
TELEVISION
•	Musicals come alive on anniversary-edition discs
MUSIC
•	Talking stories with Coheed & Cambria
•	My view: 'The Legend of Johnny Cash'
•	Billboard hits
DINING
•	Drop into Banzai for sushi, North Shore surf videos
VIDEO GAMES
•	My view: 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban'
DANCE
•	'Tread' showcases dancers' fine technique, composition
•	Neighbor Islands
•	What's Up!