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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, May 25, 2003

Articles for May 25, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	'Ice' suspected cause of two-car collision

Local News
•	Seat-belt fine total to triple
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Army rolls out Stryker vehicles
•	War vet hits streets for 10th year
•	MEMORIAL DAY Events planned around O'ahu
•	HEALTH State may overlap drug aid nonprofit
•	Health briefs
•	OTHER NEWS Hawai'i's gifted students struggling to adjust
•	Guam 'open for business'
•	Challenges await 'new Democrats'
•	Drug coalition gets $369,000
•	Two men seized after fleeing work-furlough unit
•	NAACP local chapter stays afloat
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	Washington Week
•	BOB KRAUSS In Utah desert, lu'au go on
•	LEE CATALUNA Anonymity of drug program helps 'responsible addict' clean up

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Ching 'doing quite well' following moped accident
•	Hawai'i beats San Jose State, 7-6
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Top high school seniors to play in Sugar Mill Classic
•	HAWAI'I HOMEGROWN REPORT Long jumper Figueira's season ends in injury at Big West meet
•	ISLE FILE Four gain women's Publinks
•	OTHER SPORTS More Hawai'i wrestlers train at Olympic center
•	Islanders beat Cincinnati for third victory in a row
•	UH-Hilo coach will recruit more foreigners
•	Murray, Cutler will guest pose
•	Perry shoots 61, sits on 8-shot cushion in Colonial
•	Cal women oust Oklahoma from College World Series
•	FERD LEWIS Could Warrior football fans have too many options?
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Spam attack
•	'Spam' linked to Monty Python skit
•	Keymaker role enthralls 'Matrix' actor
•	Popular playwrights back for new season
•	Stories sought about O'ahu's 'Peanut Butter' minister
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Na Leo's best offerings reprised on 'Love Is ...'
•	Duo to celebrate 3 decades of singing
•	ART REVIEW Artists show how their use of creativity heals
•	Art Calendar
•	TRAVEL Keeping in step with London
•	FAMILY MATTERS Being a father is more than a one-man job
•	FAMILY BRIEFS Play puts focus on sex education
•	Adoptables
•	Weddings
•	Reunions
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	Lit Beat
•	Share the 'Ohana
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Rebound in foreign travel to U.S. expected by 2006
•	Kitty Lagareta helps shape Hawai'i policy and events
•	Showdown draws near in battle of banks
•	OTHER BUSINESS Google's profitability doesn't stop creators' drive toward perfection
•	Search-based ads help Google stay profitable
•	Angered investors speaking up
•	Bond funds not seen as good deal now
•	Racing split leaves Indy 500 drivers hurting for sponsors
•	Hawai'i Status Report

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Military doesn't need environment end run
•	Terrorists, separatists are too easily confused
•	Put the brakes on cell phone chatter
•	FOCUS Seeking the rightful home for bones, burial items
•	Repatriation of Forbes Cave remains was flawed
•	COMMENTARY New UH film school should have global focus
•	THE RISING EAST Decade of economic languor saps Japan's vitality
•	AFTER DEADLINE N.Y. Times' reporter's conduct an aberration in journalism
•	JERRY BURRIS Of money, contractors and favors
•	Letters to the Editor