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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, December 17, 2003

Articles for December 17, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Flu shots to be limited to high-risk patients
•	One hurt in Wahiawa copter crash
•	Willoughby on All-America first team
•	Police Beat
•	Stocks end mixed as dollar weakens

Local News
•	Benefits expanded for Filipino WWII veterans
•	Travel rules eased for pets
•	Airport trips pay off for firms
•	Army, Navy loading up for war
•	AVIATION HISTORY The day Hawai'i really took off
•	Wright brothers launched revolution
•	IN COURT Brother of dead Maui man released
•	Mark murder trial goes to jury
•	EDUCATION Mid-Pacific, Epiphany School deal affirmed
•	Holiday happenings at Sacred Hearts
•	OTHER NEWS Illegal dumping continues despite patrol effort
•	Bethany keeping good company
•	Lingle supporters fill key stadium positions
•	O'ahu briefs
•	ADVERTISER CHRISTMAS FUND Young son helped her go straight
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	BOB KRAUSS Ornament finally has a home

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Bowl ticket sales lagging
•	UH will use QB tandem
•	Women's volleyball in age of parity
•	Winning shot now in past for Kuebler
•	Business manager Nagafuchi will retire
•	UH women fall short against Texas-Arlington
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Pearl City's Cabanero, Mililani's Mabry, Millwood take top honors
•	Buzzer-beater lifts Montrose Christian over Iolani in OT
•	HOMEGROWN HOME AND AWAY DeVey helped Santa Clara reach soccer's final four
•	Fresno State's Lane on fast track in WAC basketball
•	OTHER SPORTS Irons-Slater showdown won't be 1-on-1 clash
•	Titans' QB options hurt by injuries
•	ISLE FILE HPU wins first game of season
•	Sports Calendar
•	Warriors' QBs get gift for Christmas
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Generations of fans hail 'King'
•	MUSIC REVIEW Prince sizzles for lucky few who attended
•	More consumers see virtues of faux firs
•	COMMENTARY Hoping in vain that 'permanent record' is just a misnomer
•	Journalist Thompson hurt in Waikiki fall
•	SHAPE UP Tactful (and healthful) gifts for the weight-disadvantaged
•	LEFT LANE 'Rings' numbers
•	Tube notes
•	TGI Wednesday
•	TASTE Cooks cherish their favorite kitchen tools, and here's why
•	Silicone cookware popping up in kitchens
•	Enhance your holiday fare with nuts
•	Culinary Calendar
•	COOK'S TIPS Nuts give off full flavor after they feel the heat
•	RECIPE DOCTOR Skinny version of cheesecake cuts calories by a fourth
•	7 OR LESS Pan-fried Pork with Garlic Greens
•	QUICK BITES Kona Brewing Co. comes to Hawai'i Kai
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Gift-suitable cookbooks with buzz

Business
•	State, city to spend $800K on Nimitz beautification
•	Bank of Hawai'i sells corp. trust unit
•	California pension fund sues NYSE
•	Boeing taking orders for 7E7, a lighter-weight jetliner
•	Liberia-based cruise lines file for bankruptcy protection
•	Business briefs
•	SMALL BUSINESS Chef Mavro shows gratitude
•	Small firms slow down in hiring despite new optimism

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Education panel paints only part of picture
•	We cannot afford to be caught off-guard
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH Read your way around town

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MOVIE REVIEW 'Return of the King' fitting end to best movie trilogy ever made

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