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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, December 16, 2002

Articles for December 16, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Man arraigned in killing of fiancee's younger sister
•	Two arrested in shooting death of Waipahu man
•	Hawaiian Airlines names president
•	State lowers tourism projections for 2003
•	Pedestrian killed on H-3 Freeway
•	Police Beat
•	United Airlines unions face $2.4 billion in cuts
•	Bargain buyers send Dow soaring 193.83

Local News
•	Tax breaks for telephone company raise questions
•	KAHEALANI CASE Suspect in girl's murder confesses, police say
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Teacher talks will put Lingle to test
•	Ex-submarine captain apologizes to boy's parents
•	Tree frog backers sound off
•	Officials looking for woman who helped save man
•	ADVERTISER CHRISTMAS FUND Single mother, children sleeping on the floor
•	OTHER NEWS Talks at Queen's, Kuakini to resume
•	Support for Guam hits high gear
•	Campaign ad injunction to be permanent
•	California man dies in surf off Kapalua
•	Gunman sought in fatal shooting in Waikele
•	Manoa park center to open
•	Public works chief named on Big Island
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Grants
•	JAN TENBRUGGENCATE Rare plants get chance at recovery

Sports
•	UH volleyball women never lost sight of goal
•	Rainbow Wahine turn back UNLV in final, 71-66
•	Nate Jackson recovering from infection
•	Beachley earns fifth surfing title
•	Duarte second in bull riding
•	ISLE FILE Hawai'i pair selected to U.S. team in trampoline
•	For the Record
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	ISLAND STYLE Add sparkle to evening classic with accessories
•	Your funniest video could make you famous
•	Getting naked now a charitable act
•	Santa Rampage mixes holiday cheer, lots of beer
•	DVD REVIEW Cazimeros concert now a keepsake
•	ABOUT MEN When it comes to the crunch, the mask maketh the real man
•	THE LEFT LANE High-tech Italian fun
•	TGI Monday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Aloha pilots' union OKs 10 percent pay cuts
•	Startup contest luring outside interests to UH talent
•	Online retailers beating stores for holiday growth
•	Dole CEO prefers guiding firms alone
•	Tokyo enjoys a building boom
•	Foreign investors slow to gain access in China
•	LEADERSHIP CORNER Becker president pursues excellence, smells roses
•	Coming Events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS CarePlus plan needs to be kept moving
•	Biotech firms cannot afford technical flaws
•	COUNTERPOINT Liberalism on a wobbly road
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MOVIE SCENE Breathtaking 'Lord of the Rings' likely to rule box office

Health/Fitness
•	Technique touts mind-body fitness

Military Briefing
•	Special operations wins out in budget proposal
•	Briefs
•	MILITARY UPDATE New BAH rates reduce renters' out-of-pocket costs

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