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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, April 10, 2003

Articles for April 10, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Halawa escapees captured
•	Marines' chief addresses troops at base
•	Pilot blamed in 'Iao Valley crash

Local News
•	Police find convicts' trail in rugged Hau'ula valley
•	AMERICA AT WAR: HAWAI'I IMPACT First Hawai'i troops heading home from war
•	Maui soldier OK after combat injury
•	AMERICA AT WAR U.S. cautious amid jubilation: War not over, Rumsfeld warns
•	Saddam's hometown expected to be last stand
•	Capital's fall vindicates war plan
•	Facts about the war
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Bill gives principals more control over spending
•	Property disclosure bill off the table
•	Haleakala park aims to cut road congestion
•	Schools fear federal aid cut
•	POLICE/COURTS Senate panel endorses Public Safety nominee
•	Revenge, drugs involved in woman's murder, court told
•	Hilo mortuary ordered to pay $37,000
•	OTHER NEWS Fatal decision cited in 2000 'Iao crash
•	Lingle promises Leeward Coast aid
•	Highway in Waiahole to be repaved
•	272 acres designated for Kaua'i cave creatures
•	O'ahu briefs
•	EDUCATION UH confirmations may take time
•	Hawai'i scholarship money doubled
•	OUR SCHOOLS • HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL Social justice at core of curriculum
•	ON CAMPUS Adult fun classes pay their way
•	Education briefs
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER State car misuse may be reported
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Hawai'i Bowl payout higher than projected
•	Warrior football buoyed by basketball
•	Aloha ball for diverse group of Warrior volleyball seniors
•	Rainbow Wahine strive for consistency against Nevada
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Wai'anae routs Mililani in OIA West game, 10-4
•	McKinley hands Kalaheo first loss, 46-23
•	DIVISION II BYUH, HPU will try to defend tennis titles
•	GOLF REPORT Royal Kunia no longer best course no one plays
•	Holes in one
•	Mid-Pac Open field full of contenders
•	Princeville, Mauna Kea honored by Golf Digest
•	Tour money leaders
•	Golf notices
•	Sports Calendar
•	Leadership of college hoops in disarray
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Working on your wellness
•	Networks may snuff your favorite shows
•	Budding fashion designers put their petal to the mettle
•	MIXED MEDIA The liberal mass media don't exist, critic asserts
•	THE LEFT LANE Choy makes it fun
•	Movie Openings
•	SHOW BIZ Comedy assembling for concert, TV special
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Meat company bankrupt
•	AIRLINES Escort is airline's latest cut
•	Former board member to head Hawaiian creditors
•	OTHER HAWAI'I BUSINESS Business support project planned
•	Islands' cost of living prohibitive for poor
•	Bill requires economic diversification plan
•	NATION BUSINESS Investors fret about economy
•	Bill advances to revamp nation's overtime rules
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Senators dodge issue of tax laws' complexity
•	Second household income may not be worth it
•	Key sections help digest annual reports
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY Investing in bonds can help balance your portfolio

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS White House watches as Baghdad topples
•	Big picture emerges on taxing, spending
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Educators know what is best in education