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

Articles for November 4, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Home prices hit new O'ahu high
•	Kidnap suspect to be extradited
•	Slaying suspect has crime record
•	NASA to prepare impact statement for Mauna Kea telescope project
•	Police probes into shooting continue
•	Car-bus crash kills two teens
•	HPOWER plant runs at half speed
•	WAC suspends UH-San Jose officiating crew
•	Ex-Kalaheo coach Pete Smith hospitalized
•	Stocks edge lower; investors take gains

Local News
•	Cultural organizations struggle for support
•	KAUA'I SHARK ATTACK Shark-hunt option unlikely
•	Bethany bumped her dad from operating room
•	Attack may influence school surf decision
•	POLICE/COURTS Kidnapped girl back with mom
•	Two men arrested in fatal Pearl City shooting
•	Firm fined $20,000 for illegal donations
•	Mistrial declared for sitter accused of killing infant
•	Police Beat
•	ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT NASA to prepare impact statement for Mauna Kea telescope project
•	Johnston Island disposal workers mark end of task
•	Army extends Stryker comment period
•	OTHER NEWS $22.3 million in federal grants available for Hawai'i to battle terrorism
•	Big in heart, effort, Waialua captures band festival spirit
•	Crews mop up remnants of fire
•	Neighbors find hours limited for downtown park
•	Ex-councilwoman Mansho urges state to promote recycling
•	Federal agency awards O'ahu programs $17.8 million
•	O'ahu briefs
•	DRIVE TIME Public needs to be convinced that rail tax is for greater good
•	OBITUARIES Services set for Germaine lu'au founder
•	Obituaries
•	Grants
•	LEE CATALUNA Homesick for their Hawai'i

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Move back home perfect remedy for Ferguson
•	ILH volleyball titles still up in air; OIA to be decided Thursday
•	NOTES Crusaders taking aim at another state crown
•	Weekly honors
•	Advertiser's Top 10 football poll
•	This week's football games
•	Standings, statistics
•	UH SPORTS San Jose believes clock was incorrect
•	'Bows' Kuebler to give shooting guard a shot
•	Grading the game
•	ISLE FILE Cal Lee will return to coach Islanders
•	FERD LEWIS Football have-nots now have shot at title
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Pop culture going where nerdy have gone before
•	'Matrix' comes to end, but legend will live on
•	Power up your child's brain
•	ABOUT WOMEN Isn't Paul McCartney kind of old to be making more babies?
•	THE WEDDING PLANNER Girl talk: Of pouf and panties
•	THE LEFT LANE UNICEF purchases support relief efforts
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Travel bookings by Japanese give state hope
•	Bill seeks disclosure of brokers' earnings
•	Purchase of four Sizzler restaurants almost done
•	Maui Land & Pine halts losing streak
•	Agriculture firm to stage open house on Kaua'i
•	Fund testimony tells of after-hours trades
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Macy's expands mall presence
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Firm foresees rise in tech spending in '04
•	Plasma TVs redefining view of fine art
•	Abandoned Web sites cluttering Internet
•	Tape-to-DVD technology put to the test

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Strict spending rules won't help Honolulu
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Land-use law helps us all

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Listener-supported radio moving online
•	Microsoft Tablet PC isn't the big seller some had expected
•	Samsung markets MP3 player designed to be Napster-friendly

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MOVIE REVIEW Blazing action blurs layers of the Matrix