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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, April 02, 2006

Articles for April 2, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Families evacuated below Waimanalo reservoir
•	Waterspout warning for Big Island waters
•	Wie falls short, ties for third
•	Hawaii beats San Jose State, wins series

Local News
•	Former HPD chief Nakamura dies at 58
•	Cleaning up O'ahu
•	Kahala Mall tackles soggy wares, carpet
•	Breach of dam begs question of blame
•	Diamond Head smiles on crater celebrators
•	Crater fest rocks fans back in time
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Changes to spending plan face key deadline this week
FIRE
•	Dog alerts sleeping owner to fire in house
ENVIRONMENT
•	Sewage spreads to more streams, beaches
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	Apartment home of last resort
KAUA'I
•	2 drown after SUV plunges into river
OTHER NEWS
•	Prisoner from here allegedly brutalized
•	Jefferson Awards honor 5 outstanding volunteers
•	Obituaries
OUR HONOLULU
•	Navigator uses stars, patience
LEE CATALUNA
•	Doctor stresses cultural roots of pain, healing and medicine

Sports
•	Wie still in hunt at Nabisco Championship
•	'Bows break through against Spartans in 13 innings, 6-5
•	Punahou knocks off Maryknoll in ILH, 60-32
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
•	Kailua topples Kalani, goes to 3-0 in OIA
ISLE FILE
•	Santa Barbara roughs up Hawai'i-Hilo, 22-6
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Help our ocean
•	'Heroic' martial-arts classics at academy
•	Network 'newbies' jostle for audience
MUSIC
•	Girlas offer sweet harmonies; 2 ukes make a joyous sound
TELEVISION
•	Korean experience in U.S. varies widely
BOOKS
•	Heroic cat, orphans in tales with creative punch
•	Latest 'Wiley' novel gritty
•	Hawai'i best-sellers
•	Lit Beat
ART
•	Art show juror from Australia
•	Sculpture size matters at UH show
•	Art calendar
'OHANA
•	Animal companions
•	Adrenaline yields best results for wake-up call
LOVE STORIES
•	Love saw family through 9 years of growth
•	TGI Sunday
•	Births
•	Reunions
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Girlas offer sweet harmonies; 2 ukes make a joyous sound

Business
•	Web-search rank means big business
•	Phone companies favor new fees over raising basic rates
•	Online reviews of hotels can be unreliable
TOURISM
•	Hotels feeding furniture market
TECHNOLOGY
•	Self-administered DNA tests find growing markets
•	Big Apples won't come together
CONSUMER
•	Product that sells itself tries advertising
•	Wrigley wants us chewing — for our health
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawai'i status report

Opinion
•	Homelessness crisis demands swift action
•	'Three-strikes' still holds fatal flaws
COMMENTARY
•	Turtle Bay plans need second look
•	U.S. admiral wasted little time 'sponging up' on Asia
•	Get a move on it, Hawai‘i
•	Do what's best for students
•	Poor land-use practices led to disaster
JERRY BURRIS
•	City politics may be in for change
AFTER DEADLINE
•	Getting wet part of photographers' job
•	Letters to the Editor

Travel
•	New York is for art lovers with Goya, Zittel, Smith centennial
•	10 great places to get on the road and feel the Beat
HOLOHOLO
•	Charity sail kicks off Pride of Hawai'i
•	Travel Snaps
•	Travel Almanac
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	Show prices on the rise in Las Vegas
IRENE CROFT JR.
•	Travel/study programs prep well for life