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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, April 09, 2006

Articles for April 9, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Two killed in O'ahu traffic accidents
•	Fresno State pounds UH in baseball

Local News
•	'3 strikes' law could strain Isle prisons
•	City faces questions, sanctions over spill
•	Was dumping into the Ala Wai the only option?
•	Wet March result of rare event
•	Change of command for Army Guard
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Emergency flood aid, affordable housing gain steam
POLICE BEAT
•	Crash into La'ie tree kills woman
OTHER NEWS
•	Mozart resounds with glory in orchestral, choral tribute
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Legislators honor fallen on April 18
•	Dirt bike rider injured in crash
OBITUARIES
•	Francis Ho'okano, 67, 'vibes' virtuoso
•	Obituaries
OUR HONOLULU
•	Migratory kolea face avian flu challenge
LEE CATALUNA
•	Racetrack debate sign of skewed priorities

Sports
•	Hawai'i wastes little time against UCSD
•	Warriors continue to beef up backfield
•	Around-the-world race thrills Hawai'i sailor
UH BASEBALL
•	Fresno State shuts down Rainbows, 6-1
UH SOFTBALL
•	Robinson perfect in 8-0 victory
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
•	Iolani cruises past Maryknoll, 53-31
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
•	Hats off to Leilehua in 6-2 victory
GOLF
•	Wie on '60 Minutes' tonight
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Devoted to making discoveries
•	Big Easy music, too, displaced by Katrina
•	Tips for eating out from the expert
•	Musicals popular choice in 2006-07 theater season
MUSIC
•	Koolanesian sounds from L.A.; Isle love; back-porch ki ho'alu
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Contraceptives for women aplenty
TELEVISION
•	Korean names reflect immigrants' history
PETS
•	Trained volunteers assist with animal's behavior problems
OTHER TRAVEL
•	Splashy resorts let you swim up to your room
•	Visionary Art Museum a passion for the peculiar
BOOKS
•	Botany-loving doc part of Isle history
•	Hawai'i best-sellers
•	'Plum Wine' seeps under Japan's facade
HOME AND GARDEN
•	TGI Sunday
ART
•	Student art show at Koa Gallery
•	Learn old arts, crafts for free at museum
•	Art calendar
•	Objects tell Pacific peoples' stories
'OHANA
•	Crater fest rocks, second time around
LOVE STORIES
•	Hawai'i perfect place for mixed marriage
•	Births
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Koolanesian sounds from L.A.; Isle love; back-porch ki ho'alu

Business
•	CEO paychecks fatter
•	Female in driver seat for Ford's overhaul
•	Toyota's foresight on Prius left U.S. rivals in the dust
REAL ESTATE
•	Is the U.S. economy too reliant on real estate?
INTERNET
•	Social-networking, blogging sites among fastest growing
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Unions flexing muscle in disputes
•	Hawai'i status report

Opinion
•	Sewer crisis spotlights a lapse in public duty
COMMENTARY
•	Law won't stop the desperate immigrants
•	Seeking a safe haven for the houseless in the park
•	Taiwan's 'Mayor Ma' says right things about China
•	Our immigration laws need fixing
•	Ala Wai spill was city's best option after main broke
•	It's people's right to use the charter to protect the land
•	Honolulu's charter not intended for land use proposals
AFTER DEADLINE
•	Pulling out all stops to cover Wie
•	Letters to the Editor

Travel
•	Anchor Steam brewery a chug of old San Francisco
•	Architecture also a work of art at Denver museum
•	Students traveling abroad make the world their classroom
HOLOHOLO
•	Mother's Day and Dolphin Days
OTHER TRAVEL
•	Splashy resorts let you swim up to your room
•	Visionary Art Museum a passion for the peculiar
•	Travel Snaps
•	Travel Almanac
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	Tropicana in demand by developers