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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, June 28, 2006

Articles for June 28, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	HFD battling Hawai'i Kai brush fire
•	Woman hurt in skydiving accident
•	Rain, course length might help Wie
•	Pacific Islanders drawn to health care and retail businesses
•	U.S. court authorizes $2,000 payments in Marcos case
•	Mainland visitor arrivals set record for May
•	Slow traffic on Nimitz expected this week
•	Expect sunny, dry weather into weekend
•	Small south swell may arrive Friday
•	Stocks advance as Wall Street eyes Federal Reserve

Local News
•	Exhibit includes Hawai'i heroes
•	Arizona prisons may get Island inmates
•	Leeward residents confront Lingle
•	Rimpac: Navy gets OK to use sonar
•	DOE seeking to stem bullying and violence
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Tax fraud cases delaying returns
POLICE
•	Graffiti arrest sends message
KAUA'I
•	Kaua'i's interim chief aims to reunite police
OTHER NEWS
•	Fourth of July fireworks for sale tomorrow (with permit)
•	Bus worker 'followed all procedures'
•	Planned cabins run into resistance in Hawai'i Kai
•	Laniakea YWCA begins a new era
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	HFD battles two brushfires
OBITUARIES
•	Buyers service set for July 7
•	Alvin Shim, attorney, co-founder of Alu Like
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Generation next
•	Prized UH recruit to go to JC in Arizona
•	Wie feels reading greens by herself will improve putting
GOLF
•	Kim unfazed practicing with rental clubs
SURFING
•	Snow 2nd in world longboard
BASEBALL
•	Ferd Borsch services July 5
HOMEGROWN REPORT
•	Rugby champs flying high
•	Nine Northwest athletes honored
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Truly, a pioneer league

Island Life index not yet available

Business
•	Island farms lose migrant workers
•	HawTel sued over NSA's program
•	Reports point to resilient economy
ECONOMY
•	Inflation busters ready to act
SMALL BUSINESS
•	Subway sued by franchise owners
•	Many small businesses upbeat despite rising costs
CONSUMER
•	GM sales 'won't be a picnic' compared to last year
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Union, Kahala extend contract

Opinion
•	Hannemann needs to lead in homeless issue
•	Put the flag-burning debate away for good
COMMENTARY
•	Debate on U.S. pullout from Iraq shameful
VOLCANIC ASH
•	Transit war: political mischief at its worst
•	Letters to the Editor