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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, March 28, 2002

Articles for March 28, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Weekend weather outlook gloomy
•	Police Beat
•	Blue chips stumble; Dow advance halted

Local News
•	SHARKS Vacationers helped save teen's life in shark attack
•	Shark victim 'doing well, very positive'
•	Thank goodness, instincts of those who come to aid
•	STATE/CITY GOVERNMENT Legislature cuts down governor's stimulus plan
•	City gets new rules to watch for fraud
•	Agencies favor raiding hurricane fund
•	Questions raised about city's Waimea plans
•	OTHER NEWS Nobel-winning scientist to speak at UH
•	Generosity surpasses expectations
•	IRS loosens rules for contributions
•	Fire Capt. 'Moke' Hauanio retires
•	Stanford students pitch in at Kawai Nui
•	Minnie Marciel, retired Punahou staffer, dead at 86
•	O'ahu briefs
•	EDUCATION Playground's cost multiplies
•	UH students envision college town
•	OUR SCHOOLS • KALAHEO HIGH 'Small school' is often big winner in athletics, academics
•	Students compete at science fair
•	ON CAMPUS BOE asks to be left alone
•	POLICE/COURTS Hilo man gets prison in child porn case
•	Police Beat
•	Honors and grants
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	Riverside stuns Rainbows
•	Rainbow water polo in transition
•	Warriors lay down volleyball building blocks
•	Santos lifts Kailua over Castle
•	'Aiea tops Pearl City in girls basketball
•	Anderson gives HPU shot in the arm
•	Suzuki, Nishimoto deserving Hall of fame picks
•	Golf briefs
•	Holes in one
•	ISLE FILE Women's basketball assistant to leave UH
•	Sports Calendar
•	FERD LEWIS The ball's in Knight court

Island Life
•	Filipino American movie drawing sellout crowds
•	Catholic sex scandal fosters local discourse
•	Therapy for hypochondriacs could save billions of dollars
•	STAGE REVIEW 'Mame' a lively, magnificently done production
•	THE LEFT LANE Pretzel's Easter twist
•	Health Calendar
•	Movie Openings
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Hawaiian, Aloha consider applying for federal loans
•	State's net in gas price settlements to be $23M
•	CSX wants to raise fees
•	Rolling out the newest models
•	Analysts say Las Vegas' resiliency shows as tourism decline narrows
•	Hotel strike threatened at Disney World
•	U.S. Mainland hurting for Japanese travelers

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS City should influence use of 'superblock'
•	Library Internet screening is shaky
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Cayetano is playing games with the budget