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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, January 23, 2005

Articles for January 23, 2005

Breaking news/Updates
•	Cornerback, defensive end commit to UH

Local News
•	UH expert monitors mummies in Egypt
•	Maui makes like MIT to seize day
•	Incentives given to re-enlist, 'Stay Hawai'i'
•	HEALTH Flu season light — so far
•	OTHER NEWS Business blames broken main
•	Chinatown awaits Rooster
•	Crews mop up after sizable sewage spill
•	Council gives $107,000 to fight invasive species
•	Kaua'i Council devising rules for county department probes
•	Westerman is new Kaua'i fire chief
•	HAWAI'I BRIEFS Woman hit by SUV dies
•	LEE CATALUNA Newly formed group to coordinate rehab of rescued birds
•	OUR HONOLULU Learning to deal in Indonesia
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	Information for volunteers

Sports
•	UH SPORTS 'Bows' road woes continue at Boise
•	Rainbow Wahine roll, 67-55
•	UH season tickets on sale tomorrow
•	HULA BOWL Defense lifts East to Hula Bowl win
•	Warriors end college playing days
•	GOLF Watson still leading the charge in MasterCard
•	Wilson DQ'd after Buick's second round
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Iolani, Kamehameha girls play to 0-0 tie
•	Punahou beats Saint Louis, 68-56
•	Kailua remains unbeaten in OIA
•	ISLE FILE Hilo tops Chaminade in PacWest basketball
•	UH football fans might pay price

Island Life
•	Making final decisions
•	Talk with your family about dying
•	BOOKS Garden Island memoir touched with both humor and poignancy
•	Lit Beat
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Baba B. returns with a multiflavored CD
•	ART Artists commune with nature
•	Art Calendar
•	OHANA Selective memory can lead to dog house
•	Shared feelings helped them build permanent relationship
•	Births
•	OHANA BRIEFS Honorable mention for your mentor
•	Animal Companions
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

Business
•	Is 2005 Ko Olina's big year?
•	HMSA fights $100 refunds
•	College aid search consumes families
•	NATION BUSINESS GM's China business is crucial to its future
•	Krispy Kreme finds holes in profits
•	For Ovitz and Eisner, a dirty-laundry fest
•	Topps struggles to break forth from pack of card companies

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL There's no crisis at Social Security
•	ISLAND VOICES People's needs must come first
•	Small businesses can't wait forever
•	VOICES OF EDUCATION Early-childhood investment needed now
•	COMMENTARIES Kobe rebirth testament to human resilience
•	Ukraine vote a victory for democracy
•	THE RISING EAST A brave new world for South Korea?
•	AFTER DEADLINE Reporting as Hawai'i troops train
•	JERRY BURRIS State's Democrats refocus, this time on needs of middle class
•	Letters to the Editor

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