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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, April 18, 2002

Articles for April 18, 2002

Local News
•	Mansho could face jail
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Hawai'i retains West Coast forces
•	More of National Guard activated
•	Service set for grenade fatality; three injured soldiers recovering
•	OTHER TOP STORIES State to raise speed limits
•	Moratorium on pools considered
•	Assisted-death bill stalls in Senate
•	Official suggests 5 percent cuts for city departments
•	State budget still looking for bailout
•	POLICE/COURTS Patrol officer shoots suspect in Hilo
•	Harris court brief to be filed by Sunday
•	Shark-fin cargo in limbo
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Humane Society holds out hope for dog on lost ship
•	Fish wins; fishermen rescued
•	Punalu'u temple wins support
•	House defers to Senate on school board bill
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	EDUCATION LCC cooking program grows with the pros
•	Global studies spark teen interest
•	OUR SCHOOLS • NANAKULI ELEMENTARY Goal-oriented programs enlist teachers, families
•	Speech League state champions going on to U.S. tourney
•	ON CAMPUS Med school will set standard for UH
•	Grants
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Wilton top candidate for BYU head coaching job
•	UH volleyball gets one of Southern California's best
•	Veteran swimming coach keeps on giving
•	Road trip gets tougher as UH visits No. 3 Rice
•	Kailua denies resurgent Kahuku baseball team, 14-7
•	Kaua'i's Yates lasts one day in majors
•	Point guard is leaving BYUH to return to Japan
•	Hawai'i-Hilo softball signs pitcher Sing Chow
•	Stubblefield chasing rare feat at Mid-Pacific Open
•	Holes in one
•	Woods gets another invite to Kaua'i
•	Golf Notices
•	ISLE FILE Pineapple Run set for Saturday
•	Sports Calendar
•	Viloria to act part of headliner

Island Life
•	Chinese dance troupe passes on traditions
•	FASHION TREND Fashions for a T-shirt kind of woman
•	THE LEFT LANE Signs of a turf battle
•	Movie Openings
•	Health Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	A&B quarterly profit sags
•	Tourism headhunt enlists local firm
•	BancWest earnings up from a year ago
•	Dot-com survivor to share with Hawai'i his lessons learned
•	Greenspan signals rate hike not likely
•	Business briefs

Opinion
•	Gamesmanship mars hurricane fund debate
•	Ashcroft uncomfortable with fundamental rights
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Safety net must be preserved