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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, July 04, 2003

Articles for July 4, 2003

Local News
•	Varsity Theater may fall to make way for housing
•	Volcanoes National Park to grow by 50 percent
•	Curtain coming down on a star-spangled career
•	Harris' aide fined in theft of 'city time'
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Regent quits over project
•	Ruling supports parade organizers
•	Strike vote set for bus workers
•	Navy renovation plans model for cooperative projects
•	Interisland terminal adds 2 checkpoints
•	Sand Island's oasis fined for its music
•	POLICE/COURTS Farrington hit-and-run kills woman
•	Teen shooting suspect had cocaine, police say
•	Woman provided lift to crime-fighting effort
•	OTHER NEWS Koko Head park plans cut back
•	Fuel shortage worries air ambulance official
•	EPA requests data on sewage spills
•	Renewed nurse talks expected to continue
•	'Bradys' revisit Hawai'i for 90-minute TV show
•	Police Beat
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	HAWAIIAN STYLE Waiter's gift of life to customer hospitality at its best

Sports
•	GOLF Wie 2-over in U.S. Open
•	Tiger ends slump talk with 63
•	Goosen tied for European Open lead
•	BASKETBALL Iolani guard will play in front of college coaches at prestigious Nike camp
•	CYCLING Armstrong quietly confident
•	RECREATION Catching air, competition give BMX racers big rush
•	Nakama swim meet to feature 479 athletes
•	Sports notices
•	Catch of the day
•	ISLE FILE Hayashi captures match play
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Bucking tradition
•	Star-spangled TV specials celebrate Fourth of July
•	UH offers free screenings of high-definition films
•	Governor's Fashion Awards offer some surprises
•	First Friday means lots of great art
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Children's garden at zoo delights visitors of all ages
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	THE LEFT LANE Brother's truck will do
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	New Hawaiian trustee named
•	Northwest Airlines to lay off 139 locally-based employees
•	GOVERNMENT State may take buying online
•	Recovery hopes stall on rise in jobless rate
•	TOURISM How Hawai'i hotels are faring
•	HVCB's president apologizes
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS HPU building, neighbor for sale
•	HAWAI'I REAL ESTATE REPORT Baby boomers drive luxury home sales
•	Fed's small cut helps push mortgage rates to seven-week high
•	Home prices rise through April on O'ahu
•	Mortgage rates rise slightly but still near record lows
•	Neighborhood snapshots

Opinion
•	The Declaration of Independence of the Thirteen Colonies
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MUSIC SCENE Bayfest-bound band takes control, hopes for a rebirth
•	Johnson goes on and on about coming home
•	Ambitions and voices aim high for contest
•	Monica, and album, rise from the ashes
•	Billboard hits
•	THE NIGHT STUFF Summer party sizzles late night at Don Ho's
•	CUISINE OF A SHOESTRING Lunch wagon's menu offers pleasant surprises
•	MOVIE SCENE Tautou will make you fall for 'Loves Me'
•	Satire strikes Hollywood with deadpan approach
•	Iranian family's tale casts critical light on society
•	Second-best isn't bad for 2003 ticket sales
•	PG-13 rating doesn't turn steamy film into family fare
•	Screening room
•	DVD SCENE Chaplin collection among top archive releases
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Something for everyone on July 4
•	The Buzz
•	Ongoing Events
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands