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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, June 17, 2003

Articles for June 17, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	New Ehime Maru greeted in harbor
•	Helicopter crash was in restricted area
•	UH regents to discuss new Jones contract
•	Task force targeting computer crime
•	Police Beat
•	Business briefs
•	Stocks show slight gains
•	South Street partially reopened after water main break

Local News
•	Tour helicopter wreckage pulled from path of lava
•	EDUCATION Hawai'i colleges see growth in applications
•	Legislators push school security
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Donor pays for repairs to vans hit by vandals
•	Abercrombie OKs movie deal
•	'Ewa Beach man loses home to fire
•	WILDLIFE 'Finding Nemo' spurring sales of clownfish
•	Mysterious large feline reported on Maui
•	POLICE/COURTS Prosecutor says gun, witnesses tie man to murder
•	Man pleads not guilty in human-smuggling case
•	Stolen car found in canal
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Discount parking program for Waikiki grows
•	Rocket to be launched on Kaua'i in defense test
•	Case endorses Lieberman for 2004
•	Loss of produce likely as Matson ship breaks down
•	Data show surge in cancer rate for Filipino men
•	Patrick Hanifin, 48, fought entitlements
•	Japanese center honors Weinbergs
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	DRIVE TIME Summer's slow drivers reminded to do the right-lane thing
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA 'Aiea center is a world of its own

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Rainbows sign outfielder
•	UH hires Nelson to lead men's tennis
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Shortstop's solid play at plate and in field led Kamehameha
•	All-state cheerleading
•	Simms earns berth in hurdles at nationals
•	Basketball camps
•	BOXING Limoz considers future as he defends title
•	FERD LEWIS Take your pick: UH looks good in print
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	What's up with those Osbournes?
•	Cuttings can save time, money for gardeners
•	Walberg becoming perennial host
•	ABOUT WOMEN Final season or not, 'Sex and the City' already is irrelevant
•	THE LEFT LANE Dragon-boat sign-up
•	SHOW BIZ Buffett planning Honolulu concert for early '04
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Bank of the Orient probed
•	Shelves low on Best Yet brand
•	Local firms seek military contracts
•	Mainline has July 9 court date
•	State to ask ChevronTexaco's help on decision
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS American adds flights to Islands
•	HI. TECH Landmark Ventures' deal is only the latest high-tech hope for Hawai'i
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Microsoft halts Mac Web browser
•	E-mail added to services at United
•	Internet driving big changes at companies

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Grander vision needed for Kalaeloa projects
•	Agreement on artifacts a winner for both sides
•	Hawai'i is a good choice for convention
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Tourism industry represented well at HTA

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Catch Z's and cash at same time
•	Home theater in 6 easy pieces
•	Old-timers can get back in the game with Atari