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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, June 14, 2004

Articles for June 14, 2004

Breaking/PM Stories
•	ACLU asks Lingle to resolve youth corrections dispute
•	Adams to leave in Hawaiian Holdings deal
•	Truck, van collide; 1 killed, 1 hurt
•	Police Beat
•	Kahua to buy Damon cattle
•	Interest-rate worries push stocks into selloff

Local News
•	UH regents award big raises for staff members
•	Enthusiasm unleashed at O'ahu's dog parks
•	Privatization effort to work around trees
•	SCIENCE Past has a place at high-tech center
•	'Neutral' weather in forecast
•	OTHER NEWS Pacific islands seek disaster response plan
•	Fun reigns on Pan-Pacific parade
•	Hawai'i internee to detail camp life
•	Differences are in the details of two platforms
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Salutes
•	JAN TENBRUGGENCATE Read up on natural wonders

Sports
•	Wie leads U.S. to fourth straight Curtis Cup victory
•	SURFING Everyone wins at all-female contest
•	PADDLING Three teams three-peat at Hui Wa'a canoe regatta
•	BEACH VOLLEYBALL Metzger, partner close in on Olympic berth
•	BASEBALL Baldwin alum Suzuki homers in Fullerton win over Tulane
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	PRESCRIPTIONS Nonlethal weapons
•	FITNESS PROFILE Workouts, laughter keep reservationist fit, content
•	ENTERTAINMENT 'North Shore' debuts
•	Walken's roles mix malice with lovability
•	'The Casino' aims for the big score
•	ABOUT MEN Sometimes honesty is overrated
•	ISLAND LIFE SHORTS Rockin' out with fun summer reading
•	Hawai'i gives Fox drama an early thumbs-up
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	U.S. gas prices dip but Isles stay steady
•	Visitor 'amenity' in high demand
•	AT WORK Unions tackle offshoring
•	Study finds jobs not flooding offshore
•	After-school stress hits working parents
•	AT WORK Artists need not starve in doing what they love best
•	LEADERSHIP CORNER Controlling growth is challenge for Maui vineyard president
•	Coming Events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Ala Wai project crucial for Honolulu
•	G-8: papering over some big differences
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Real-world markets need curbs

Military Briefing
•	Kane'ohe Marines await their turn at war
•	Army has a leader on home front
•	Linguistics firm wants piece of $2.5 billion deal
•	Marianas mark 60 years since World War II battles
•	MILITARY UPDATE Division of retirement pay subject of lawsuit

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