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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, April 22, 2003

Articles for April 22, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Tengan resigns as Saint Louis football coach
•	Father charged in girl's shooting
•	Theocharidis named MPSF player of year
•	Clothing entrepreneur David Rochlen dead at 78
•	Police Beat
•	Tourism committee delays Asia visit
•	Reno tournament illness linked to norovirus
•	Hawaiian Air seeking alternative lease deals
•	Stocks, optimism surge on unexpected earnings

Local News
•	Fort Street Mall 'crawling' toward clean, firms say
•	Girl's death stuns family
•	Harris defends tax increases
•	Rare grass granted shelter on Kaua'i
•	Jim Bartels eulogized as a 'true historian'
•	POLICE/COURTS Federal jury convicts two in 'ice' ring
•	Jail guard, lawyer face drug charges
•	Man convicted for role in woman's death
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Tourism delegates postpone Asia trip
•	Crash victim hailed as 'quiet hero'
•	Faulty oil gasket caused 2000 Hilo plane crash
•	Local athletes fell ill at Reno hotel
•	West O'ahu students rally for money
•	EPA to recognize five Hawai'i groups
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	LEGISLATURE Inouye meets with legislative panel on war preparedness
•	Lingle pushes for overhaul of Act 221
•	COMMUTING Child safety seat warns when used improperly
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	OBITUARIES Self-taught chef 'Jimmy' Sueyoshi dead at 75
•	Services set for cancer awareness advocate
•	Leoncio Balan, 104, served in two world wars
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Biz-wise, 'opihi just a small fry

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Price hike for live UH football on television
•	QBs compete for backup role
•	Warriors pumped for playoffs
•	Porter, Coogan achieve WAC honors
•	WAC fetes hot-hitting Cook for second time
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Jr. 'Bows' Okubo blessed with a symphony of talent
•	Bihag, Porter win OIA tennis titles
•	Weekly honors
•	Standings, statistics
•	Events to watch on O'ahu
•	RUNNING Kenyan tames hill to claim Boston
•	Kailua's Dickie first from state in Boston
•	NFL DRAFT Freitas combines strength and speed
•	ISLE FILE UH women fifth after first round of WAC golf
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Clean in a flash
•	Ho'omalu CD reflects aggressive personality
•	Tech keeps athletes on track
•	ABOUT WOMEN Solving mystery of birth date turns out to be taxing pursuit
•	THE LEFT LANE Volunteer for Earth
•	SHOW BIZ Stars head up Manoa Valley Theatre benefit
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Hilton suit blames Kalia Tower contractors for mold
•	HEI says quarter profits down 9%
•	Criticism of Act 221 mounting
•	Keep City Bank stock, advisers urge
•	Hawaiian continues lease talks with Boeing
•	Business teams vie for $50,000
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Relocation network formed
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Estonians embracing wireless, online world
•	HI. TECH ERS' position on Hawai'i technology venture funds driven by business, not charity

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Special funds are no real budget solution
•	Flash-flood alert system worth refining
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Healthcare center will miss its founder

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Money being made in 'persistent worlds'
•	DVDs steal show
•	'Matrix': A kick in the head for gaming