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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, August 23, 2006

Articles for August 23, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Hotel workers back strike authorization
•	Twelve survive Hurricane Ioke on Johnston Island
•	Borders, 5 other retailers added to Windward Mall
•	UH QB Brennan on Manning Award list
•	Rescued fishermen say they spent nine months adrift
•	Black's request to halt criminal proceedings denied
•	State's quarter design narrowed to five themes
•	Some 100 Kane'ohe-based Marines leaving for Iraq today
•	Police Beat: Woman alleges assault after karaoke party
•	Watabu advances in U.S. Amateur
•	Areas of H-1, H-3 under repair
•	Business briefs: Nate Smith to lead AUW campaign
•	Stocks fall on weak housing numbers
•	'Beerfest' among five movie premieres

Local News
•	Land-use on transit route a concern
•	15-year-old driver was legally drunk when he crashed car
•	Sanctioned Island schools are showing progress
•	Bomb kills soldier in Ramadi
•	Akaka, Case agree on debate format
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
•	Obama forced to skip visit to eastern Congo
ELECTION
•	Education a key issue in Makiki, Tantalus
COURTS
•	HPD worker tries to halt case
•	Federal agency helps Muslims sue cruise line
•	State high court: No legal fees in child support case
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	DHHL making move to Kapolei
BIG ISLAND
•	Hilo All-Stars back in Isles after clinching Ripken title
KAUA'I
•	Three police officers on Kaua'i charged with theft, lying about it
OTHER NEWS
•	Makiki museum appeals city expansion permit
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Skull discovery reopens case
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Injury is pain in the neck for Ah Soon
•	'Bows must dig deep within
•	Making waves at Pepperdine
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
•	OIA White has new look
FOOTBALL
•	Falcons get Lelie in 3-way trade
VOLLEYBALL
•	Pac-West features two new coaches, young teams
OTHER SPORTS
•	Waialua-Honoka'a stats revised
ISLE FILE
•	Watabu advances in U.S. Amateur
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Lelie can score big as a Falcon

Island Life
•	'Antiques Roadshow' is here to amaze, appraise
•	Truth catches up with man who steals from fools
•	No thank you for sharing that with me
MUSIC
•	Lollapalooza fest turns interactive in digital age
MOVIES
•	Audience best part of campy flick
TELEVISION
•	Britney's boy bombs big-time
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	'Tattoo Traditions' opens
TASTE
•	Cool creams for those hot summer days
•	Sweet summer
•	Small-kid time
•	Fruity dress-up
•	Early holiday
•	Grilled garlic-stuffed steaks say summer
•	Chicken salad with a curry kick
•	Salty preserved turnip gives wild salmon Asian flavor
•	Toasters? Sometimes less is more
•	Culinary calendar
QUICK BITES
•	Dress like a rock star, eat and drink like one
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday

Business
•	Suits' claims false, bank says
•	Kahului plan mixes retail, condos
•	Papaya industry getting reprieve
•	Gas cap would have cut summer's prices
PERSONAL FINANCE
•	IRS outsourcing debt collection
SMALL BUSINESS
•	Pluses and minuses to becoming a boss
•	Despite hardships, many New Orleans merchants are thriving
•	Business plan? Keep it simple
•	Google also knows coupons
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Most women are insecure about finances, study says
•	Financier Quattrone off legal hook
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Hoku shares close at $3.83

Opinion
•	Democracy depends on voter registration
•	Hilo's youth team makes Hawai'i proud
COMMENTARY
•	Read this — and then weep for the future
VOLCANIC ASH
•	Age a critical part of Senate race discussion
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

MOVIES
•	Audience best part of campy flick
TELEVISION
•	Britney's boy bombs big-time
MUSIC
•	Lollapalooza fest turns interactive in digital age
•	TGI Wednesday