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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, July 29, 2005

Articles for July 29, 2005

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Rapid transit project here getting green light in Congress
•	Maui judge recuses himself in deacon sex abuse case
•	Better conditions lead to 67 for Wie
•	Police Beat: Police arrest two in sexual-assault case
•	Business briefs: Fruit growers conference set for Hilo
•	Stocks finish lower ending four-week winning streak

Local News
•	Families of mentally ill scared, angry
•	Father charged in Talia's death
•	Grants
•	Museum keeping artifact in interim
•	Rocket science a blast for blind Kane'ohe teen
•	Salutes
•	Variety of big fish drops sharply
•	18-year-old charged in Hilo attack on tourists
•	Farmer whose dog killed toddler pleads no contest
•	Maui deacon charged with molesting boy
•	Waikane flood problem a jurisdictional logjam
•	Alleged threats land fugitive back in jail
•	CrimeStoppers office burglarized
•	Increase in idle teens puts damper on low dropout rate
•	Dust blamed in chopper crash
•	57 people injured by July 4 fireworks
•	State offers kids free vaccination
•	Burial-law faction loses ally
•	Key date in Island history recalled
•	Obituaries
•	Clement 'Tiger' Espere, lifeguard
•	David Alethea, 67, UH-West O'ahu professor
•	John Tsukano, chronicler of 442nd feats

Sports
•	For the Record
•	Hawai'i, FSU seek game in Japan
•	Sumo takes backseat to K-1
•	Lingle: UH fee high for stadium
•	Warriors a featured attraction in NFL Films
•	Kamana'o tops preseason WAC
•	Wie weathers tough day
•	Hawai'i freediver qualifies for worlds
•	Preparing for track event a labor of love
•	Recreation events for August
•	Sports notices
•	Surfers plan to erase Guinness Book mark
•	Watson headed for NFL Summit
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Proper pruning
•	Skin care for guys no longer just a fad
•	Home and Garden Calendar
•	The good, the bad, the ugly: all about turf-grass thatch
•	Glass artist brings his craft to Kailua
•	Join the battle against Erythrina gall wasps
•	Hubby just mowing the crass

Business
•	FTC blocks sale of Mahalo
•	O'ahu's office vacancy rate drops
•	Seawater business is booming
•	Visitor arrivals up 5.5% in June
•	Yum Yum Tree closing on Sunday
•	Mortgage rates climb for 4th week in a row
•	U.S. can learn from U.K.'s cool real estate market
•	Stocks gain despite oil nearing $60 a barrel
•	Summer's not all that's sizzling: Check the Dow
•	State campaign targets ID theft

Opinion
•	E-waste problem demands attention
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Battle for Muslim hearts/minds improving
•	Tax cuts would help sustain our economy

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Screening Room
•	It's eclectic! At Rock Star, the music rocks
•	All jazzed up for this weekend's jam
•	Billboard hits
•	My view: "Get The Knack" by The Knack
•	Pipeline Cafe gets The Knack
•	Before they were Pythons
•	Tube Notes
•	My view: "Fantastic 4"
•	Two stories, straight from the heart
•	15 reasons to go
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Portion sizes overshadow taste at Kaimuki deli

•	MOVIE REVIEWS Performances keep 'Must Love Dogs' on track
•	Special effects, powers elevate Disney's 'Sky High'
•	'Stealth' all noise, dumb action
•	'Year of Yao' shoots ... and scores