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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, February 04, 2003

Articles for February 4, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Former police chief pleads no contest in theft
•	Woman injured after man falls on her van
•	Columbia astronauts remembered at memorial
•	Reports of debris in California, Arizona
•	O'ahu home resales up for January
•	Saints' Liufau commits to Washington State
•	Former UH kicker Elam will stay with Broncos
•	UH volleyball remains No. 2
•	Police Beat
•	War uncertainty prompts investors to secure profits

Local News
•	COLUMBIA LOST Shuttle in peril from launch, NASA says
•	Columbia crew was a portrait of unity
•	Key pieces of Columbia recovered
•	Congress vows thorough look into disaster
•	Actions of shuttle's 'brains' examined
•	President to lead memorial service
•	COLUMBIA LOST: Hawai'i mourns Shuttle tragedy discussed in Hawai'i schools
•	Maui photos unlikely to help NASA, official says
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Lingle details plan for free prescription drugs
•	Hawai'i gains in Bush budget plan
•	POLICE/COURTS Former Maui officer pleads guilty
•	Teen killed in Waimanalo crash identified
•	Families in Xerox case sue estate of gunman's supervisor
•	Police Beat
•	COMMUTING Hawai'i road upkeep rated nation's worst
•	Fixed-rail system advances in House
•	DRIVE TIME Federal gas tax may go up from 5 cents to 12 cents a gallon
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	EDUCATION UH gets $1 million grant for Korean studies program
•	Spelling bee to begin with district contests
•	Bill offers free preschool to kids affected by minimum-age change
•	OTHER NEWS Lingle seeks to merge agencies
•	Fewer running for neighborhood boards
•	Help may be near for non-English speakers
•	Frederick E. Buck, retail pioneer, dead at 83
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Wailuku pool must be saved

Sports
•	UH SPORTS WAC honors UH's English
•	California lineman to play for Warriors
•	Wilton mulls lineup change for Long Beach St.
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Punahou shuts out Kamehameha in ILH
•	Mililani, Kailua well armed for OIA softball tourney
•	Mililani girls soccer star commits to Idaho St.
•	Advertiser's Top 10 basketball poll
•	Weekly honors
•	Standings, statistics
•	Events to watch
•	ISLE FILE BYUH prevails in softball opener
•	OTHER SPORTS Stewart wins third title in row at Pipeline
•	Boxing figures Salud, Lee headline 2003 inductions
•	FERD LEWIS UH opens North Shore pipeline
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Kamehameha in pictures
•	Getting juiced on 'American Idol' hope
•	NBC touts 'Kingpin' as distinctive new drama
•	ABOUT WOMEN Could a gal's burning curiosity end up pushing his buttons?
•	THE LEFT LANE A Valentine's dance
•	SHOW BIZ Philippines singers team up for concert
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Princess Cruises cancels remainder of trip
•	Billionaire fixing ruthless image
•	HMSA plans to raise rates again
•	Castle trust sells land at Kapa'a
•	Criteria for proposed Hawai'i seal of quality debated
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Aloha Airlines charging for fuel
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Chip sales climb 23% in fourth quarter
•	Music industry targets next Napster
•	Kazaa was brainchild of 3 humble Estonians
•	Printer company sues maker of refills
•	HI. TECH Proper financial support can take high-tech startups to next level

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Tax credit for Ko Olina still bad precedent
•	Private transit proposal is not a long-term fix
•	Letters to the Editor
•	COMMENTARY The pendulum swings: China vs. Japan

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Web studies computer, human link
•	Cyberfiling easy, free for many this year
•	Be a general in a global war or solve Paris murder mystery