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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, August 26, 2003

Articles for August 26, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Youth prison administrator reassigned
•	Kalaniana'ole reopened after brush fire
•	Sign waver hit by vehicle
•	Police Beat
•	Stocks resume climb after 2 days of losses

Local News
•	O'ahu water use drops 5%
•	BUS STRIKE Thousands scramble for rides to school, work
•	Riders, businesses set backup plans
•	Fare hike would be the maximum allowed
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Haleakala park may grow
•	City to add benches at Kuhio Beach
•	Close encounter with Mars tonight likely to be best view in 57,000 years
•	POLICE/COURTS Big Island's ice war gets more federal backing
•	Man to claim self-defense in killing officer
•	100 fugitives nabbed on Maui
•	Man on tarmac grounds flight at Lihu'e Airport
•	Crime in Hawai'i up for third straight year
•	Sign waver hit by vehicle
•	WILDLIFE Another big-cat sighting reported on Maui
•	Rescued whale eating, swimming freely
•	OTHER NEWS Statewide counterterrorism drills begin
•	Park service marks 87 years
•	O'ahu briefs
•	OBITUARIES Set designer George 'Buck' Henshaw, 85
•	Educator, political activist Kamaka Clark-Miyamoto
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Salutes

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Moenoa injures leg
•	Women athletes outnumber men at UH
•	2 recruits pick UH over turning pro
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Kapolei's first senior class has high hopes
•	Prosecutors drop case against former Baldwin soccer player
•	ISLE PROFILE Mililani judoka earns gold, respect at nationals
•	FERD LEWIS UH's foe sky high for rare plane ride
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Beguiling bad boys
•	ESPN tackles football in fiction series
•	Parents can help even timid kids gain confidence
•	ABOUT WOMEN Sure, men talk about their feelings — if they involve food
•	THE LEFT LANE Let kitty chill out
•	SHOW BIZ Romance and roses set stage for an actor
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Home buyers favoring ARMs over fixed-rate
•	Convention attendees get lots of attention
•	Kalia Tower to reopen amid lawsuits
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Cruise ship to stop at Fanning
•	OTHER BUSINESS United Airlines revenues up in July
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY DVD copy-control group hails latest court ruling
•	As cell users keep digits, firms can profit
•	Microsoft nears launch of new Office software
•	E-mail scam tries to trick you into giving data

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS High-tech desalination may be in our future
•	It's premature to start splashing out
•	Multimedia effort puts Leeward on map
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES There's another way to cut gas prices
•	COMMENTARY Beware new 'regime change'

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Take Lomo into digital camera era
•	How to succeed at online auctions
•	Protect gear when lights go out