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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, March 17, 2002

Articles for March 17, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	U.S. Navy to pay Ehime Maru damages
•	Dead air deal rankles Aloha

Local News
•	AIRLINE MERGER Merger plans called off, Hawaiian Airlines says
•	Hawaiian-Aloha merger chronology
•	TRAFFIC Safety projects to improve Hawai'i's high-risk roads
•	Some of the more dangerous stretches: O'ahu
•	Some of the more dangerous stretches: Maui
•	Some of the more dangerous stretches: Big Island
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Pacific War Memorial dedicated
•	Tree saves driver in steep plunge
•	Program combines business, education
•	POLICE Kapahulu gunfight leaves two wounded
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS At the end, it's a Hanalani bee
•	Woman's remains identified, unclaimed
•	Kaimuki traffic light OK'd
•	Post-sugar land changes may be cause of flooding
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Community Calendar
•	Salutes
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	BOB KRAUSS Small story is worth noticing
•	LEE CATALUNA We all need a break from that Huli Huli chicken guilt trip

Sports
•	UH's 'ohana concept drove successful season
•	Teamwork went long way for Wahine
•	Volleyball sweep gives UH conference playoff berth
•	Vulcans beat Rainbows twice
•	Kamehameha rolls past Iolani, 39-26
•	MARCH GRAND SUMO TOURNAMENT Musashimaru sole leader at 8-0
•	ISLE FILE Rainbow Wahine 1-2-3 in 1,500-meter race
•	Sports Calendar
•	UH men raised the bar

Island Life
•	Helping the homeless
•	Unlikely pairing makes effective team serving the homeless
•	Music industry aims to kill its single hatred: the single
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Garden's pagoda tree came from Australia
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	HAWAI'I WAYS, HAWAI'I DAYS Nothing beat fun in the sun during childhood
•	ART REVIEW Exhibit showcases the work of former UH art faculty members
•	Art Calendar
•	BOOK REVIEWS Slim 'Seamstress' beauty to hold, joy to read
•	Poets and authors capture raw emotions of Sept. 11
•	Lit Beat
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Hawai'i homes still selling
•	Mainland gas prices might rise this spring
•	Enron collapse teaches lessons
•	Fed likely to slowly raise interest rates
•	Convention business regaining vigor
•	Global job markets poised for revival after downturn
•	More jobless Americans find new employment
•	Companies gear up for expected economic recovery
•	Paying off mortgage just one option
•	Improving economy sends rates higher

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Lawmakers have role in pension fund woes
•	Victory in Afghanistan? Or so much fog of war?
•	COMMENTARIES Governors' spouses have own agenda
•	Improving public education is vital for everyone
•	Symposium on conflict, mediation leads way toward better world
•	Harris weaves unneeded conspiracy theory
•	India and Pakistan too dangerous to be ignored
•	AFTER DEADLINE Obituaries form a piece of our life
•	JERRY BURRIS 'Fasi law' targets share a history
•	Letters to the Editor

Ohana
•	Early to bed, kids better handle stress
•	'Ukulele lessons from Jake
•	Prescriptions The right fluids are key to fighting diarrhea in keiki
•	Fun House If it tastes good, why stop at one?
•	Parenting Primer Keep medicines far away from children
•	Family Calendar
•	Easter Calendar
•	Births
•	Weddings