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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Saturday, July 22, 2006

Articles for July 22, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Man tells police he killed girlfriend
•	Man, girl found dead on Lana'i
•	Union OKs Turtle Bay Resort contract
•	Big Island teacher's flight home delayed
•	Woman who fell from truck in Kahuku dies

Local News
•	Tourists reported seeing gunman
•	Dump truck hits H-1 median, flips on side
•	'I always knew this day would come'
•	Candidates dodge a bullet
•	Strykers given delicate road test
ELECTION
•	Hirono remains in fundraising lead
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Team to retrieve remains of pilot lost in Ko'olaus in 1944
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	OHA's offer for gardens rejected
BIG ISLAND
•	Tape: 'Oh my god, you guys, he not going stop'
•	Kim leaves governor's primary to Aila, Iwase
•	Acquaintances call crash suspect obsessed
OBITUARIES
•	Lloyd T. Krause, 86, leader of Royal Hawaiian band in '60s
•	Betty Sterling, 90, avid supporter of Hawai'i artists
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Kono falls in Juniors quarterfinal
•	Knee surgery for 'Bows' Tausaga
•	Eagle-2 boosts Tiger to British Open lead
ISLE FILE
•	Failed drug test forces Hawai'i fighter off card
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Annual arts festival rolls into Hale'iwa
•	'Mission' tonight, 'Failure' tomorrow at Waikiki Sunset
•	'Wild Hawaiian' in concert at Maui's Castle Theater
•	Kaimuki Orchid Society blooms for all, this weekend
•	Hawaii All-Collectors Show at Blaisdell
•	Kokokahi YWCA hosts 'Day on Bay' with fun for all ages
•	Pipeline Cafe, Kumu Kahua Theater help victims of tragedies
FAITH
•	Which religious days to observe?
•	Lawyer wages war on military evangelism
•	Weekly Thoughts
•	Faith calendar
EXPRESSIONS OF FAITH
•	A paradox in reaching Pure Land
OTHER FEATURES
•	Japanese anime drawing in American girls
•	Bush's back rub goes online
•	Shake your stuff for cool sweets
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Saturday

Business
•	Big Isle developer seeks agriculture land OK
•	Unemployment rate edges up to 3.1 percent
•	Union, labor board settle dispute over worker dues
TECHNOLOGY
•	Microsoft creating challenger to iPod
CONSUMER
•	Tight market is a boon to refiners
•	Chrysler CEO stars in latest ads
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hells Angels' visit splitting town
•	IPO reconsidered for Halliburton unit
•	Drug company's future at stake in battle over patent
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Advertiser ad director honored

Opinion
•	Public deserves say on federal sunset bill
COMMENTARY
•	Stem-cell battle divides conservatives
•	Letters to the Editor