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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, February 05, 2006

Articles for February 5, 2006

Local News
•	Mililani burglary suspect arrested
•	Hospital cases end tragically
•	$5.5 million in damages little solace for local family
•	Limited public data offers mixed picture
•	Kids call attention to school bullies
•	Woman, 21, killed with hammer
LEGISLATURE
•	Lingle pops in for hearings on energy, housing issues
•	Advocates say welfare raise is long overdue
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Registry missing many sex offenders
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Open-records panel sought
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Remains of frozen airman identified
TRANSPORTATION
•	Bill would set up special accident-probe team
•	Terminations leveled out for Hawai'i TSA workers
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	Under Honouliuli brush, dark history
BIG ISLAND
•	3 hurt as raft goes over falls
•	Lingle, Democrats feud over Ka'u well money
OTHER NEWS
•	U2 limits ticket sales to 4 per household
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	High surf roles in on north shores
•	Obituaries
OUR HONOLULU
•	Loco moco has humble Hilo roots
LEE CATALUNA
•	Out-of-state job candidates likely out of luck, written policy or not

Sports
•	Pearl City wins Division I
•	Rainbows close in on WAC hoops lead
•	Aztecs beat 'Bows in series finale, 7-5
UH WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
•	Rainbow Wahine roll over Spartans, 76-61
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
•	Kamehameha turns back Saint Louis in OT, 54-49
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
•	Pac-Five captures Division II softball
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Mililani regains title by beating Kalani, 1-0
•	Trojans overcome Hurricanes for 5th title in row
•	Warrior girls beat Buffanblu
GOLF
•	New format stirs up Skins Game
ISLE FILE
•	UH-Hilo splits with Kansas
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	UH makes or breaks on the road

Island Life
•	Signs of great minds
•	Gridiron guru gets set for Super Bowl
•	Ennis, anyone? It's the new hip
MUSIC
•	Kroon's romantic 'Candlelight' will make you swoon
•	Who will take music's most coveted Grammy?
TELEVISION
•	Plot those K-drama sites for S. Korea tours
TRAVEL
•	The Keys unlock outdoor fun
•	Paper travelers checks: More people are leaving home without them
•	Hurricane damage no longer noticeable
•	Grab your fins and dive, dive, dive
•	San Remo 'Hooterized' in Las Vegas
•	Mauna Lani hotel special extended
•	The African Queen, winged things and Key Largo highlight the Upper Keys
•	Dolphins, turtles await you along the Middle and Lower Keys
•	A code of ethics for tourists
•	9 ways to save chunks of cash in Keys
BOOKS
•	'Wild' tale of sea-creature land
•	Hawai'i's best-sellers
•	Lit Beat
ART
•	Iran, through modern lenses
•	Balcony show reveals art of transformation
•	Art calendar
'OHANA
•	Your cat is saying more than just 'meow'
LOVE STORIES
•	Relationship blossoms from blogging
•	TGI Sunday
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Kroon's romantic 'Candlelight' will make you swoon

Business
•	Daiei�s sale in the bag
•	Frustrated consumers find coveted Xbox still scarce
•	In-store clinics: Nurses on Aisle 5
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawai'i status report
•	Securities investors face ugly IRS surprise

Opinion
•	Sunshine Law board won't solve problem
•	Soaring war costs hurt poor and needy
COMMENTARY
•	In China, Google is now a force for evil
•	Will we ever learn the truth about 9/11?
•	Spies like U.S.
•	Way of life dies with plantation
•	Our need for oil can be reduced
•	Five steps to improve schools
•	Asia, Pacific aren't Bush priorities
•	Letters to the Editor

Dining Out
•	COVER STORY Cabanas menus go beyond the beach
•	THE INSIDE SCOOP New bentos offer healthy benefits
•	BACKPAGE STORY Hanaki offers solution to potluck problems