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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, June 06, 2004

Articles for June 6, 2004

Local News
•	Hawai'i on target with port security
•	Hawai'i civilians also part of Afghanistan war effort
•	Delay sweetens sailors' return
•	Zulu's friends come through big time
•	Lingle champions Bush, GOP agenda
•	RONALD REAGAN: 1911-2004 U.S. loses an icon
•	Islanders liked him, whatever their party
•	Island folks admired the man if not his politics
•	As an actor, he never really made it to the top
•	Presidency reshaped U.S. political landscape
•	Greatest legacy was precipitating end to Cold War
•	Thatcher pays tribute to political ally, friend
•	Nancy stood by his side for a half-century
•	Crowds turn out to see hearse pass
•	Ronald Reagan timeline
•	TRANSPORTATION Parking free for a day downtown
•	H-1, Moanalua work slated to start tomorrow
•	OTHER NEWS Pen pals finally bridge the distance
•	Rusti's plight continues after council doesn't OK enclosure money
•	$6,000 reward offered for Big Island cat killers
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	OBITUARIES Patrick Y. Arakaki, candy entrepreneur
•	Obituaries
•	Judo dojo guides boy's first steps out of emotional prison
•	Ancestors get party in their name
•	Washington Week

Sports
•	BASEBALL DRAFT Suzuki helps strengthen MLB draft chances
•	ARENAFOOTBALL2 Bakersfield delivers on guarantee to beat Islanders
•	ISLE FILE Golfers take shot at Open at Turtle Bay
•	FERD LEWIS UH suddenly among WAC's well-to-do
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Get hurricane-ready
•	New director brings new vision to 'Potter'
•	Buddies pen their own mystery about codes
•	Music experts see real talent in new 'Idol'
•	Skimpy teen fashions spark modesty backlash
•	TRAVEL On the road through Kansai
•	BOOK REVIEWS Winning authors deliver classics for kids
•	Language skills boost prize-winning author
•	Lit Beat
•	ISLAND SOUNDS An anniversary, faith and Maui reggae lilt
•	ART REVIEW Butterfield's stable of equine beauty
•	Artist-led summer program offers lessons in creativity
•	Sabado named Maui County's artist of year
•	Art Calendar
•	FAMILY MATTERS Grandfather's catch not such a tall fishing tale
•	LOVE STORIES As twins, pair recognized their better halves
•	FUN HOUSE On Great-Great Grandpa's trail
•	Births
•	Reunions
•	Adoptables
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Hawai'i starting to experience 'brain gain'
•	INVESTING Oil decision on traders' minds
•	Tax cut adds appeal to dividend payouts
•	Smaller stock mutuals shine, too
•	Investors face summer of worries
•	CONSUMER Gift ideas for dad or grads get update
•	Ring-tone software has music industry fearing revenue loss
•	HDTV rarely shows what you paid for
•	AGRICULTURE 'Biopharming' may be gearing up again
•	U.S. farmers train to avert agro-terrorism
•	OTHER BUSINESS Cars fill up with veggie oil filling car tanks
•	Bank asks, 'What if we felt like home?'
•	Regional carriers reshaping air travel
•	HAWAI'I MARKET WATCH Spotlight: Pacific Capital Small Cap Fund
•	HAWAI'I STATUS REPORT Total visitor count is steady as Japanese arrivals stay up
•	Unemployment claims decline for six months
•	Housing, transportation costs boost Honolulu inflation

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Ronald Reagan: Great communicator
•	D-Day: Its boldness remains staggering
•	COMMENTARIES Family Court is the WMD
•	Are we losing 'social capital' in Hawai'i?
•	Recognition bill a step toward reconciliation
•	ISLAND VOICES Seniors, as you step out into world, recall values learned here
•	THE RISING EAST Training exercise in Asia shows how U.S. can work unilaterally
•	AFTER DEADLINE Redesign of The Advertiser begins tomorrow
•	Letters to the Editor