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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, March 03, 2008

Articles for March 3, 2008

Breaking News
•	Police arrest familiar auto-theft suspect in Halawa
•	Kauai bridge replacement project starts Wednesday
•	Maui traffic fatality victim identified
•	Daniels granted Honolulu halfway house detention
•	Big Island cockfight raided
•	Ewa Beach man gets 20 years for manslaughter
•	Puppy abuse video investigated by Hawaii Marine base
•	Closure of Maui home for girls 'loss to the community'
•	Maui medical center will keep Molokini II open
•	Halawa park to host Easter egg hunt
•	Sewage spill closes Kauai road for 90 minutes
•	Fall investigation closes Merchant Street
•	Big Island fire burns 2,600 acres
•	City sewer repairs to complicate traffic this month
•	Ala Wai boat harbor to get $4.2 million renovation
•	Maui cardiac support group to meet Wednesday
•	‘Young Reporters Media Camp’ set on Maui
•	Hawaii senators drop in congressional power rankings
•	Motorcyclist dies on Big Island
•	Special Aiea High School grad passes away
•	Classes canceled at Aikahi Elementary in Kailua today
•	Strong earthquake rocks Philippines
•	No tsunami threat for Hawaii from earthquake
•	More sunshine, but no wind relief for Hawaiian Islands
•	Brushfire continues to burn on Big Island
•	Driver’s license exams to be discussed
•	Road work on Big Island this week
•	H-1 detour near Keehi interchange
•	Diamond Head road work begins today
•	White elephant, country store fundraiser is Saturday
•	Explore night sky at free ‘star party’ Saturday
•	3 Leihoku Elementary pupils treated for smoke
•	Lecture will focus on Native Hawaiians’ income
•	Suit filed over Kahuku affordable housing complex
•	Stalled vehicle at Middle Street merge slowing traffic
•	Asian/Pacific Heritage month celebrated with statistics
•	U.S. air strike in Somalia targets terrorist suspect
•	Despite stress of war, miitary divorce rate unfazed
•	Iran president demands major powers leave region
•	Surf starting to rise along north, west shores
•	‘Semi-Pro’ dribbles to top of weekend box office
•	Jaguars release veteran guard Chris Naeole
•	Patriots bring back Randy Moss for another title try
•	Sellitto takes over as HPU men's basketball coach
•	Baseball: Braves renew Francoeur’s contract again
•	Baseball: Bobby Murcer resting after brain biopsy
•	Baseball: Davey Lopes diagnosed with prostate cancer
•	CBKB: Associated Press Top 25 men's poll
•	CBKB: Associated Press Top 25 women's poll
•	CBSB: Collegiate Baseball Top 25
•	CBSB: Baseball America Top 25
•	College: Nevada officials welcome NCAA probe
•	Iditarod: Gerry Willomitzer in the lead
•	NBA: Guidlines set for Heat-Hawks replay
•	NBA: Yao undergoes successful surgery on left foot
•	NBA: G Cassell heads Boston to sign with Celtics
•	NBA: Okla. City to vote on proposal to lure NBA team
•	NFL: Broncos sign 2, agree to deal with DE Ekuban
•	NFL: Bengals sign DE for 5 years, $29.5 million
•	NFL: 49ers sign RB Foster, LB Thomas, a QB
•	NFL: Saints re-sign WR Patten to 2-year deal
•	NFL: Bucs make trade with Bears for QB Griese
•	NFL: Giants replace Wilson with Sammy Knight
•	NFL: Jets sign LB Calvin Pace, OL Damien Woody
•	NFL: Chiefs sign LB Demorrio Williams to 5-yr. deal
•	NFL: Steelers sign RB Mewelde Moore to 3-yr. deal
•	NFL: Broncos DT Thomas arrested on drug charge
•	NFL: Falcons release running back Warrick Dunn
•	NFL: Agent says Crumpler, Titans agree to deal
•	NFL: Roethlisberger signs long-term deal with Steelers
•	NFL: Randy Moss rumors mounting
•	NFL: Parcells says he won't trade Jason Taylor
•	Olympic sprinter from Guyana killed in N.Y. car crash
•	Tennis: Federer upset in first round at Dubai
•	On the air today: Hoops and hockey
•	On the air tomorrow: Hoops, hockey, lacrosse
•	Lingle approves Enterprise Zone for Waimanalo
•	A&B execs to speak at New York investors' conference
•	Trading dips early on Wall Street
•	World markets stumble over Wall Street concerns
•	DCCA asks engineers, others to renew licenses online
•	Hawaii folk arts program to fund team apprenticeships
•	Poetry Out Loud contest coming to Tenney Theatre
•	Jack Johnson announces new tour stops
•	Stage Review: Army Community Theatre’s ‘Visit’ shines
•	Stage Review: ‘Maui’s Kite’ soars with keiki fun
•	Lea Salonga adds new Sunday concert at Blaisdell
•	Yee's student to give March 13 recital
•	Thomas Yee to give piano recital

Local News
•	WWII internment camp revisited
•	81% of Hawaii teachers make grade
•	Official cleared of gun charge
•	Study: UH a money maker
•	Court date set on drug charges
ELECTION
•	Clinton, Obama in final push
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Civic-minded Mililani family trio a first
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	New Army manual revises priorities
•	Iraqi dogs a memento of late soldier
POLICE
•	Crashes on Maui, Big Island kill 2 men
ENVIRONMENT
•	Moloka'i plant proposed for U.S. endangered list
•	For the Environment
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Marines help rescue Kalaheo tennis
•	Fort Weaver closures this week near A'awa
•	Family-selection process for new homes begins
•	$400,000 will replace library air-conditioning
•	Single-lane closures on H-1 in Kapolei, Kunia
•	Road work temporarily closing Kapa'a bypass
•	Traffic-signal work may make some trips longer
•	Navy explosives disposal work happens this week
•	Mayor Kim proposes a $398 million budget
OTHER NEWS
•	Community Calendar
•	Grants
•	Obituaries
WILLIAM COLE
•	Special ops force based in Hawaii to be field-tested

Sports
•	'Difficult' road trip ahead for Hawaii
•	Dynamic duo tops women's 10K race
•	Bryant's 52 points lift Lakers
GOLF
•	Ochoa coasts to victory in Singapore
BASKETBALL
•	Vols cap zany week with win
•	Tar Heel women rip Duke, 82-51
BASEBALL
•	Fielder not pleased with renewed deal
RECREATION
•	Dynamic duo tops women's 10K race
ISLE FILE
•	Kaimuki grad wins women's boxing title
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	The gift giving
•	A skin care line fresh from the vineyards
•	'Return to Romance' TV special airs April 21
MOVIES
•	'City of Men' a warmer version of 'God'
TREENA SHAPIRO
•	Vacation? No, it's a liberation
BOOKS
•	Author admits her Holocaust 'memoir' is not true
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Energy tips for the kitchen
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday
MOMS
•	Airports test security lanes just for families
•	3 in 10 workers suffer from lack of sleep
•	Cervical cancer vaccine for 'tweens' — risks, benefits
•	Seuss fans: The Dr. will quiz you now

Business
•	Japan Air Lines again raising fuel surcharge
•	Energy, water saving plan sought for public housing
•	Royal Hawaiian offering specials
TOURISM
•	Bill would require peace officers on cruise ships
TECHNOLOGY
•	Indies becoming video games' newest wave
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Off the grid — not by choice, but necessity
•	Prognosis bright for Google's health records plan
•	Pizza makers feel pinch as ingredient costs rise
•	Recession-driven anxiety taking root in beautiful Napa
•	Fuel costs driving truckers to edge of bankruptcy
•	Computers help cure waiting-room boredom
•	Charming, green living — in an oil capital?
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Oahu Real Estate Transactions
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Subprime loan crisis economy's greatest threat

Opinion
•	The burden of prisons becoming too costly
•	City Council should pass solar tax credits
COMMENTARY
•	Compostable bags part of good stewardship
•	Conservatism marooned by Buckley's passing
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	A skin care line fresh from the vineyards

MOVIES
•	'City of Men' a warmer version of 'God'
•	TGI Monday

Photo galleries
•	Former internees, families gather at Honouliuli camp to remember
•	'Highly qualified' teachers in Hawaii
•	Spring Training

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