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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, March 18, 2003

Articles for March 18, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Five killed in Hale'iwa crash
•	No one hurt in downtown accident
•	Court sides with state in pension fund case
•	Kalaheo basketball coach Pete Smith retires
•	UH men's volleyball team still No. 2
•	Police Beat
•	Central Pacific raises dividend
•	Stocks register fifth consecutive advance

Local News
•	Police, fire jobs may go unfilled due to budget cuts
•	HAWAI'I WAR CONCERNS No added threat to Hawai'i, Lingle says
•	Schools rethink spring travel
•	Panel to call for more security, incentives
•	IRAQ CRISIS War looms as Bush issues final warning
•	Inouye, Akaka join critics who say Bush hasn't justified war
•	Iraqis calmly prepare for worst
•	In war, it's cockiness, not fear, 'that will get you killed'
•	Plan calls for air assault to kick off war
•	ANALYSIS Bush policy imperils old global alliances
•	U.S. 'occupation' of Iraq could fuel more chaos
•	Highlights of Bush's speech
•	International law experts dispute legality of invasion
•	HEALTH More possible cases of disease reported
•	Plan to evict Waimanalo health program protested
•	OTHER NEWS Bill on local school boards revived
•	'Definite success' seen at Lake Wilson
•	With Base Yard Hawai'i, everybody wins
•	Kaua'i mayor prepares budget
•	Lingle to get additional $838,136 for office expenses
•	Waynette Wong-Chu, 47, fought cancer
•	Police Beat
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA In search of surfing aunties

Sports
•	UH SPORTS UH basketball player to face USC in volleyball
•	Ching earns national volleyball honor
•	Basketball 'Bows gladly take to road
•	UH's Olsen to get first start tonight
•	O'AHU LEAGUE BASKETBALL ALL-STARS Seanior led O'ahu in scoring
•	Tautofi too tough to stop
•	Low voted top player for third year in a row
•	Punahou's 6-5 Edwards stood out among the rest
•	Weekly honors
•	Events to watch
•	ISLE FILE ILH sailing league will make debut on April 1
•	OTHER SPORTS Viloria to box April 15 against Mexico's Leon
•	FERD LEWIS War on floor turns to grim reality
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Inouye's life a film
•	Real men don't let women dress them
•	Rock rolls into mainstream
•	ABOUT WOMEN Routine of everyday life helps family cope with fear of war
•	THE LEFT LANE The finalists are ...
•	SHOW BIZ Amado Cacho 1st 'Al Waterson' semifinalist
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	New guidelines limit uses of Act 221 for tax credit
•	Drop in tourism foreseen
•	Festivals help lure visitors to state
•	Pro Bowl helped boost January hotel occupancy
•	State says use of pension fund legal
•	Hawai'i economy expected to slow
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Ticket Plus sold to Ticketmaster
•	OTHER BUSINESS Fed may hold off cutting interest rates
•	Ex-Merrill Lynch executives charged in probe
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Businesses expected to boost software sales
•	AOL playing catch-up at high-speed
•	Wireless tech firms upbeat at trade show
•	Gateway planning to fire 1,900 workers
•	HI. TECH Working in paradise not the advantage high-tech advocates believe it to be

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Bush's case for war leaves questions
•	Council sniping over city budget not needed
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Cleanup of island is federal burden

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Tradition illuminated online
•	6 tips for moving from Windows
•	Anime-inspired action games enliven PlayStation 2 universe