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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Saturday, January 01, 2005

Articles for January 1, 2005

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Heavy flooding reported on Kaua'i

Local News
•	Arrival of New Year is relatively subdued
•	Family, friends mourn honor student
•	ASIA TSUNAMI DISASTER Bush boosts tsunami relief aid to $350 million
•	Tsunami alert? Walk, run, drive inland
•	Asian victims wait as aid flows to tourists
•	Local relief efforts
•	Muslims in Hawai'i appeal for tsunami relief
•	POLICE/COURTS Parking program ex-aides sue HPD
•	Nanakuli head-on kills man, injures two
•	OTHER NEWS HUD wants $174,036 back
•	Hannemann adds six to Cabinet
•	Burial site program needs money and staff, audit says
•	Salutes
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	TOP TEN STORIES IN SPORTS Olympian Bryan Clay led the way in 2004
•	Rainbows responded to Shoji's guidance
•	UH volleyball tops charts in online voting
•	UH SPORTS UH can't afford cold start in Reno
•	Ex-UCLA receiver commits to Hawai'i
•	Alberta sweeps Warriors
•	ISLE FILE Chaminade rolls in basketball, 115-68
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Family comes first
•	Arrive early for free 'Concert of Stars' at BYU
•	Maui Film Festival's First Light series wraps up this weekend
•	Shop 'til you drop at 'surprise bag' event at Ala Moana Center today
•	PRESCRIPTIONS Screenings and tests help women maintain health
•	Health Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Saturday
•	FAITH Turn on spiritual radar now
•	Hawai'i day at national cathedral Jan. 9
•	Weekly Thoughts
•	Faith Calendar

Business
•	Aloha readies for its remake
•	Hawai'i still near bottom in patents
•	NATION BUSINESS Disaster delays U.S. supply lines
•	Google shares end year at $199.88
•	Insiders increase sales of company shares
•	War lifts local economies, worries
•	Yellowstone Club lures big rollers to Big Sky privacy
•	Starbucks' vision of Austria growth grows fuzzy

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Gamesmanship is harming U.S. judiciary
•	Letters to the Editor

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