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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, May 17, 2006

Articles for May 17, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Coast Guard tows fishing vessel to Kona
•	Finance Factors plans to offer more banking products
•	Man gets 20 years for sexual assault of 15-year-old boy
•	Ninth Circuit rules HPD records should be open
•	Rodrigues must serve 12 years in home invasion case
•	Big Island man arrested in shooting
•	Sailor continues solo trip around the world
•	Police Beat: Man suspected of kidnapping wife, baby
•	Farrington Highway work will cause delays
•	Milestone golf victories for Kaimuki, Baldwin
•	State high school DI basketball update
•	State high school DII basketball update
•	State high school baseball update
•	Trade winds should return tonight
•	North, east shores will have the best surf today
•	Stocks tumble on inflation fears

Local News
•	Commission clears city's acting manager
•	Beverage container fee on track to rise
•	Canoe club fights to stay afloat
•	Flooding simulations obsolete
•	State to release Kaua'i reservoir inspection results
ELECTION
•	Poll financed by Case campaign shows challenger just behind Akaka
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Lingle expects homeless 'results'
COURTS
•	Jury set to decide fate of 'Aiea dance teacher
POLICE
•	Disabled lose transport to an attack by vandals
•	Ice, pot found in ex-con's system
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	UH seeks solution to taro patenting
MAUI
•	'Tita' knows best when it comes to litter on Maui
KAUA'I
•	Sci-fi movie to film on Kaua'i
OTHER NEWS
•	Tsunami drill goes smoothly
•	Real thing interrupts tsunami warning test
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Navy retiree's killer sentenced
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Warriors add cornerback
•	Kamehameha girls advance
•	Lelie's no-show annoys Shanahan
UH BASEBALL
•	Rainbows suffer 'embarrassing' loss
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
•	Onosai propels Word of Life
•	Moanalua rallies past Maui, 41-37
•	Kahuku overcomes Mililani, 50-40
•	Konawaena rumbles through Kalaheo, 60-38
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Kaimuki's Kim leading state tourney
•	Team titles ultimate goal of McKinley teammates
GOLF
•	Ishii to play in Senior PGA Championship
FOOTBALL
•	Seahawks release Hunter
HOMEGROWN REPORT
•	Iacovelli continues running at HPU
•	Horiuchi's the name, and softball's her game
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	QB Flutie was a small wonder

Island Life
•	Divine in 'Da Vinci'
•	'Da Vinci' gospel goes forth and multiplies
•	Little crow just as beautiful as the rest
THEATER
•	Chronological 'Sight Unseen' litters stage with loose ends
ART
•	Tepid reunion of politics, art at NEA celebration
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Night on the town
TASTE
•	Cosmopolitan Filipino
•	Saffron tints mild Thai-style fried rice
•	Balsamic curry glaze adds style to salmon
•	Try a simply elegant blanched salad or savory sari-sari stew
•	Culinary calendar
LIGHT & LOCAL
•	Miso flavor dresses up salmon dish
QUICK BITES
•	Halekulani grills it up
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
•	Passion for that lilikoi chiffon pie

Business
•	Interisland fare war may last for months
•	Kamehameha Schools CEO earns $474,240
•	Asphalt shortage may be long
•	Trade mission targets Fukuoka
INSURANCE
•	Kaiser profit rises to $4 million, helped by cost cutting
•	HMSA in good health with solid first-quarter earnings
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Honda plans to build two new plants in U.S.
•	Defense blasts Enron prosecutors
•	Number of Asian-run businesses in U.S. soars
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	License renewal thriving online

Opinion
•	Let's work creatively to fill childcare gaps
•	Biopharming potential must be closely viewed
COMMENTARY
•	Data collected on individuals could be huge
VOLCANIC ASH
•	Helene Hale's legacy: a good pain in 'okole
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

THEATER
•	Chronological 'Sight Unseen' litters stage with loose ends
•	TGI Wednesday