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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, January 22, 2003

Articles for January 22, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Saint Louis' Inferrera commits to UH
•	FAA clears pilot of wrongdoing in 747 incident
•	Justice system not broken, chief justice says
•	Moloka'i cruise ship trial delayed
•	Punalu'u water service still out
•	Police Beat
•	January rally erased by economy, war fear

Local News
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Pearl warships to join carrier groups in Gulf
•	Bush certain Iraq isn't cooperating
•	U.S. troops launch Philippine mission
•	STATE OF THE STATE Lingle seeks 'modest' gains in tight budget
•	Budget realities derail tax-cut promise
•	Lingle advocates alternative schooling
•	Key points from Gov. Lingle's address
•	Reactions to Lingle's address
•	HEALTH/SAFETY State Hospital progress praised
•	Terrorism response tested at Pier 53
•	Airport screeners protesting supervisor selection process
•	Health briefs
•	POLICE/COURTS Police seek attackers of woman from Japan
•	Sex offender sentenced in Internet case
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Windward water break blocks highway, closes school
•	Land use concern flares over Koa Ridge
•	Mililani resolution seeks end to antennas
•	All the factors in place for cold days, chilly nights
•	$4 million in grants to aid homeless
•	Perry & Price still No. 1 despite ratings shake-up
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS New building at UH-Hilo fulfills expansion plans
•	Observatory visit up for bid on eBay
•	Identity of Maui fire victim uncertain
•	OBITUARIES Walter G. Chuck, longtime attorney in Hawai'i, dead at 82
•	Services set for Filipino community leader
•	James K. Fujikawa, 95, was scholar, cultural leader
•	Michiko Nakabayashi, radio personality, dead at 76
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	BOB KRAUSS Electric car has long, bumpy past

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Saint Louis' Paepule commits to Warriors
•	Frazier up for Olympics post in 2004
•	Warrior volleyball faces tall challenge
•	Warriors a near-unanimous choice as nation's No. 1 team
•	Jackson practices baseball with 'Bows
•	Hawai'i will host resurgent Fresno State
•	HOMEGROWN REPORT Kalaheo grad finds you can juggle soccer, school
•	Cornell's Lee rehabs knee injury as he prepares for No. 1 wrestler
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Punahou shuts down Iolani in ILH softball
•	Leilehua stops Nanakuli to stay unbeaten in OIA
•	OTHER SPORTS Surfing greats reunite at Makaha
•	USOC president refuses to resign
•	ISLE FILE Top two seeds lose at USTA's Waikoloa Challenger
•	Sports Calendar
•	UH has its eye on USOC
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	The highly decorated 442nd heads for the big screen
•	Reducing your stress with success
•	Big diamond paying a visit to Honolulu
•	NBC maps out a post-'Friends' terrain
•	SHAPE UP Slimming down with fiber
•	THE LEFT LANE For hue the belle tolls
•	TGI Wednesday
•	Tube Notes
•	TASTE Score big with winning game-day dips and stew
•	Lasagna a super choice for big game
•	Quick and Easy: Sesame-soy Flank Steak
•	Culinary Calendar
•	OFF THE SHELF Sour cream, cream cheese come in lighter versions
•	COOK'S TIPS Last-minute seasoning maintains juiciness
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Restoring order in the recipe drawer
•	QUICK BITES KCC dining room opens for spring

Business
•	HEI may raise rates to pay for pensions
•	Hawai'i banks say 2002 very good year
•	Ko Olina pledges job training
•	Ritz-Carlton to join activity at Ko Olina
•	New Pro Bowl deal sought
•	Ethics chief brings up tourism aide's pay
•	Business briefs
•	SMALL BUSINESS It's a surfboard but for softies
•	SUV-buying incentive could triple under Bush plan
•	Families find working together pays off
•	More young adults itching to be their own bosses
•	How to get your clients to pay up what's owed
•	Difference between small-business owner, entrepreneur noted

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Lingle's speech offered positive surprises
•	Gov. Lingle's State of the State address
•	Letters to the Editor

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