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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, April 14, 2002

Articles for April 14, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Rescued seamen surrender to immigration officials

Local News
•	Value of koa hardwood growing on black market
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Pentagon plan suggests cuts in Hawai'i jobs
•	OTHER NEWS Few saying aloha to van cams fondly
•	Loved ones gave, even after death
•	Scouts turn out to do their best
•	150 stage Middle East protest
•	Non-existent boat draws $57,000 in fines
•	Man, 65, drowns off Waikiki
•	Salt Lake roundabout to be tested first
•	Lunalilo Home struggling to rebuild sense of 'ohana
•	O'ahu briefs
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Marine sanctuary hearing tense
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Community Calendar
•	Obituaries
•	BOB KRAUSS Too many Cookes spoil Judd chances
•	LEE CATALUNA If it's your kuleana, own up to it — and don't mess it up

Sports
•	BYU recovers to sweep UH
•	Omori's homer lifts UH to win at La. Tech
•	UH sweeps two from La. Tech
•	NFL DRAFT • PREVIEW Destiny draws Lelie to NFL
•	Elite players in upcoming NFL draft
•	'Aiea remains perfect in OIA West baseball
•	Kamehameha tops Iolani in basketball
•	Kaiser girls, Roosevelt boys capture OIA East track titles
•	Bakersfield pounds Islanders
•	Macdonald wins 800 at Oregon
•	ISLE FILE HPU men top BYUH in tennis
•	Sports Calendar
•	Palmer makes classy exit

Island Life
•	Having it all except kids
•	Women without children on rise
•	Job demands can make pursuing family tough
•	Hip-hop musicians rap about love
•	Film festival goes beyond Asia for diverse showings
•	Spring HIFF Festival schedule
•	Orchestra's pops series to mix blues, jazz and Hawaiian
•	HOMESTYLE Preserving native forests key to maintaining Islands' health
•	Home and Garden calendar
•	ART Creative energy for collaborative show gets hand from nature
•	Local potter receives Fulbright award
•	Advertiser has new art critic
•	Art Calendar
•	Writers' league to meet in Hawai'i
•	Lit Beat
•	HAWAI'I WAYS, HAWAI'I DAYS A T-shirt, a gift and so much more

Business
•	Big players reshaping Hawai'i's retail market
•	D'Olier the man behind Kaka'ako development
•	It's still not too late to get tax-filing help
•	Home resales likely to break 2001 record
•	Travel-support services 'on front lines'
•	IRS shares tips, offers advice to cut stress
•	American Express markets elite 'black card'
•	What it takes to be layoff-proof
•	Honesty best policy for job applicant

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS HTA shuffle must spawn fresh ideas
•	Hawai'i' is doing fine without hidden arms
•	FOCUS Both victory and defeat came from Sandy Beach dispute
•	COMMENTARIES State GOP needs to look beyond governor's race
•	Hypocrisy not good policy toward Asia
•	AFTER DEADLINE Sometimes readers can change lives
•	JERRY BURRIS The games they play at Legislature
•	Letters to the Editor

Ohana
•	Comics reaching out for new generation of readers
•	Book helping kids cope with grief, loss and change
•	Fun for everyone, Wild West-style
•	Teen drivers at highest risk at age 16, study finds
•	Parents get new tool in fight against drug abuse
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	FUN HOUSE 'Mom' finds precious gift
•	PARENTING PRIMER Good sleep habits are learned early
•	Family calendar
•	PRESCRIPTIONS Simple birthdays give way to staged productions
•	Circumcision can benefit both partners, study says
•	Health briefs
•	Births
•	Newlyweds
•	Celebrations

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