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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, January 29, 2003

Articles for January 29, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Recovery of plane proving difficult
•	Police Beat
•	Royal Caribbean cancels 2 Hawai'i trips
•	California standout commits to UH football
•	Stock bargains prevail over worries of war

Local News
•	Changes abound at Hawai'i's private schools
•	STATE OF THE UNION Hawai'i viewers of Bush address want specifics
•	Lingle, leaders mostly favorable to Bush speech
•	Bush's Medicare plan met with praise, financial questions
•	Speech turns up heat on Saddam
•	President's speech at a glance
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Effort to save Maui bird stirs controversy
•	McKinley drops 'love for God'
•	Dirge, tears mark Brandt vigil
•	Niche owner calls for 'no' vote in pagoda bankruptcy plan
•	LEGISLATURE Powers proposed for Lingle in war
•	House won't take up traffic-camera issue
•	Lawmakers pushing ethics reform
•	POLICE/COURTS Ex-sumo champ Akebono sues over collision
•	Husband on trial in wife's slaying
•	Judge in retrial finds two guilty of raping girl
•	Runaway truck hits church social hall
•	Hawai'i to get $165,000 from drug settlement
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Hawai'i helps Guam look for marrow donor
•	Former prisons chief now warden
•	Rights advocate says U.S. helping Arroyo kill enemies
•	United Way meets 2002 goal
•	Banana virus hits Maui crop for first time
•	Health briefs
•	O'ahu briefs
•	OBITUARIES Ito Kinase, 113, was oldest kama'aina
•	Andrea A. Sagisi, Filipino civic leader, dead at 70
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	BOB KRAUSS McInerny's meets shabby end

Sports
•	UH SPORTS UH athletic department projects $1M shortfall
•	Warriors' volleyball team slips to No. 2
•	Rainbow Warriors battling to get back in conference race
•	State's top defender rejects Warriors
•	UH declines offer from ESPN to play Iowa State
•	Pro Bowl Week schedule
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Kahuku, Pearl City top seeds in OIA girls soccer playoffs
•	Pearl City remains unbeaten in OIA hoops
•	Punahou soccer girls edge Kamehameha
•	HOMEGROWN REPORT Point guard Tokoro putting up points
•	Defensive lineman Leota stars at Fresno City
•	SURFING Beschen keeps the faith to triumph at Sunset Beach
•	ISLE FILE Islanders' schedule finalized, tryouts set
•	Sports Calendar
•	Childhood incentive plan has paid off for 49ers' Newberry
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Formal dress shouts for return to casual wear
•	Energy builds in Kotomori's jewelry designs
•	Negative news all positive for TV reality shows
•	SHAPE UP Bowl of soup may be friend or foe to diet
•	THE LEFT LANE Poetry pays off
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
•	TASTE Pampered pooches chow down on homemade goodies
•	'Cook Once' and have healthy food in a hurry
•	Quick and Easy: East West Sloppy Joe
•	Culinary Calendar
•	OFF THE SHELF Many find flavor of reduced-fat cheeses falls short
•	COOK'S TIPS A fine kettle of stew takes a little care
•	QUICK BITES Up close with 'Molto Mario'
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Super Bowl a holiday it's hard to hate

Business
•	Tourism industry sensing likely impact of war
•	Gas price cap may fail, study warns
•	$20 million in venture capital adds to upswing
•	Banker sees growth if there's no war
•	A&B to build in California
•	SMALL BUSINESS Music school hits top note
•	Business owners' grievances to be heard
•	Degree in entrepreneurship lures many
•	Charities turning to for-profit ventures

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Bush prepares U.S. for war — and tax cuts
•	State of Union: America firm, strong
•	Letters to the Editor