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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, February 09, 2004

Articles for February 9, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Man stabbed after bus ride
•	Stocks stall, awaiting Fed chief's testimony

Local News
•	CITY GOVERNMENT Harris urged to cut projects
•	Few nonprofits reaping benefits of license-plate program
•	SCIENCE/ENVIRONMENT Steel popular in new homes, but may not be best
•	Bill seeks expansion of aerial hunts of animals
•	OTHER NEWS Buildings going up at two schools
•	Bad weather noted in report on 2003 fatal flight
•	Summer jobs offered at Haleakala
•	Student filmmakers receive 'Olelo awards
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	JAN TENBRUGGENCATE Maui leads way in glass recycling

Sports
•	PRO BOWL • NFC 55, AFC 52 NFC storms back to win
•	NFC capitalizes on AFC mistakes
•	Pro Bowl performers all smiles
•	NOTEBOOK AFC finds early success with deep passes
•	Pro Bowl scoreboard
•	GOLF Meyer defends his Pearl Open crown
•	OTHER SPORTS Matadors hammer listless Rainbows, 8-1
•	Committee settles OIA softball seeding
•	Abbott pitches Tennessee to softball Classic title
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	'American Idol' keeps Jasmine under wraps
•	'Vegas' gets a piece of the Van Damme action
•	ABOUT MEN Life imitates opera, especially when you're missing a big game
•	GRAMMYS Grammys good to Vandross, Beyonc�
•	Honolulu Symphony, Clooney lose out
•	THE LEFT LANE Surfers ride success
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	No new negotiations held in cement strike
•	U.S. ECONOMY Buying spree adding new debt
•	AT WORK Temps fill holes in surging economy
•	Feng shui finding its place in offices
•	Many unemployed giving up on solo approach in job search
•	Good planning helps conferences succeed
•	AT WORK Time-wasting e-mails should lead us not to do unto others
•	LEADERSHIP CORNER Charley's Taxi president finds industry 'grossly overregulated'
•	Coming Events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS DOE 'troubleshooters' can benefit schools
•	Drugged-driving bill wants zero tolerance
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES For lack of funding, a tragedy

Military Briefing
•	Army National Guard recruits decrease 30%
•	Soldier's family returns to Mainland to cope with his lengthy deployment
•	U.S. soldiers in Iraq aided by anti-bomb device
•	Kane'ohe Marines break ground on $9.5 million chapel
•	MILITARY UPDATE Whatever the reason, we're in Iraq for the long haul

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