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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, February 16, 2003

Articles for February 16, 2003

Local News
•	Surf pros attract $7 million to North Shore each year
•	SUFFERING IN SILENCE: HAWAI'I'S ELDERLY VICTIMS Abuse of elderly called state's 'hidden epidemic'
•	Man's death sad but not unusual
•	Counting up the cases of neglect
•	Elderly care takes place mostly in caregivers' own homes
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Marchers bring 'arms inspectors' to Pearl Harbor
•	Hawai'i fares well in budget bill
•	Support sought for Hawaiian rule bill
•	Orangutan's move to new home hits snag
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Current sweeps group out to sea
•	Cruise lines defer Moloka'i port calls
•	EDUCATION Nursing school selects three finalists
•	Kukui nut oil to be tested in psoriasis study
•	Physicians to give joint lecture
•	OTHER NEWS Two women killed in crash in Kalaeloa
•	Firefighters seek additional training for terrorist attacks
•	Kailua gears up to fight salvinia
•	Case spent $194,000 on January election
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	What's open and closed Presidents Day
•	ADVERTISER CHRISTMAS FUND Recent donations to Christmas Fund
•	Obituaries
•	Washington Week
•	BOB KRAUSS Abe's art of native oratory
•	LEE CATALUNA Prison tour exposes teens to consequences of bad choices

Sports
•	UH SPORTS San Jose State stops Hawai'i
•	Spartans' West gains redemption
•	Hawai'i's Cayetano frustrates Hornets
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Mililani beats Punahou to win third straight state soccer title
•	Kailua, Kamehameha in state softball title game rematch
•	Kapolei freshman, Kaiser and Iolani dominate in swimming
•	10 Hawai'i basketball players chosen
•	DIVISION II Hilo loses to Billings on road, 93-78
•	ISLE FILE UH softball splits at Las Vegas tourney
•	Sports Calendar
•	Closure on contract eludes UH, Jones
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Choosing the right ride
•	Cell-phone study cites 'inattention blindness'
•	TV, with a capital T, arrives in Broadway's River City
•	Bargain digital training offered for nonprofits
•	OPERA REVIEW Brilliant finale redeems 'Magic Flute'
•	BOOKS Yardley sets romance in gentle circle
•	Pidgin activist, Maui poet win Cades Award
•	Lit Beat
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Flamboyant reggae with a Hawaiian lilt
•	Everybody's still singing like the Ramones
•	HAWAI'I WAYS, HAWAI'I DAYS Grandfather fed child love, knowledge
•	DANCE REVIEW 'Dance Korea!' brings tradition together with contemporary
•	ART REVIEW Angst, creativity help transform fiber into fine art
•	Art Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Adoptables
•	'OHANA / FAMILY MATTERS A brief escape from enslavement by computer
•	Share that 'Ohana feeling
•	Births
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

Business
•	TOURISM IN HAWAI'I: THE QUARTERLY REPORT In the face of war
•	Airlines plan for sharp drop in bookings
•	Rethinking travel plans
•	State may reassess Japanese daily spending
•	$50M approved for tourism push
•	Visitor industry plans for fallout from war with Iraq
•	OTHER BUSINESS Stock market a field for team sport
•	California economic outlook a mix of optimism, uncertainty
•	Online bargain hunters push hotel room rates below 2000 levels
•	HAWAI'I'S NONPROFITS No simple way to size up nonprofits' performance

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS We must prepare for the gray revolution
•	If you build it, you have to fully fund it
•	Smith & Wesson just really making our day
•	FOCUS Hawai'i speaks up on threat of war
•	No easy answers when it comes to war
•	History teaches inaction will lead to disaster
•	War with Iraq should be last resort for U.S.
•	Been there, done that. ... Stop meddling
•	Too many questions still unanswered
•	Is there pre-emptive talk to deal with the backlash?
•	Hawai'i inconsequential — and it's a consolation
•	The real focus should be against nuclear suicide
•	It's high time to speak out when silence may be safer
•	U.S. needs to refrain from unilateral action
•	U.S. history of support for Saddam overlooked
•	Don't let blood help feed your gas-hungry SUV
•	COMMENTARY Difficult decisions on dying
•	THE RISING EAST Bush is eyeball to eyeball with Kim, Saddam
•	AFTER DEADLINE Photos failed to match story on portable classrooms
•	Letters to the Editor