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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, July 16, 2007

Articles for July 16, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	Baseball: Griffey hits 587th homer, passes Robinson
•	Sacramento lawyer cited for First Amendment work
•	Softball: United States tops Japan to win World Cup
•	Saint Louis alum League strikes out Jeter, Rodriguez
•	Soccer: Beckham day-to-day with swollen ankle
•	Softball: Odamura helps Canada to third at World Cup
•	UH Water Resources Research Center sets symposium
•	Might Harry Potter 'die'? Discuss.
•	Will questions be answered in final 'Harry Potter'?
•	Triathlon: Deadline for Tinman entries Wednesday
•	Business highlights: IHOP, Mattel, McDonald's
•	Cyanotech says it won't meet SEC filing deadline
•	Aiea's Say chosen for NFL Youth Summit
•	Sambueno named to junior national bowling team
•	Japanese businesses disrupted by earthquake
•	Horizon Lines rated 'overweight' by stock analyst
•	Google working on search service for mobile telephones
•	Wastewater bonds receive Aa3 rating from Moody's
•	Boyd Gaming to discuss financial results on conference call
•	Central Pacific Director Honbo buys 7,000 shares of company's stock
•	Dollar may drop before report forecast to show cooler inflation
•	Colleges: Miami QB Marve injured in rollover crash
•	Tickets on sale Friday for Los Lonely Boys Sept. 20
•	HTA seeks proposals for festivals to support in 2008
•	Baseball: Marlins suspend Olsen for insubordination
•	"Just East of West" opens at ARTS at Marks tomorrow
•	Colleges; Brohm leaves Heisman campaigning to others
•	Baseball: Bonds out of lineup to rest aching legs
•	Olelo programs focus on Bishop Museum renovations
•	George Kahumoku in spotlight on PBS tonight
•	Western horse show in Waimanalo on Saturday
•	Tube notes: Brit celebs adjust to America
•	Japanese masters lecture at community college
•	Transpac: Disney's Pyewacket off to a good start
•	NBA: Denver signs free-agent Atkins
•	NBA: Wade might not be ready for training camp
•	Pan Am Games: Brazilian gives up mom's car for gold
•	Grenache focus of wine tasting
•	UH's Wiktorsson, Frick win Swedish diving titles
•	Cycling: Rest day welcomed in Tour de France
•	Golf: Asian Tour plans first tournament in Cambodia
•	Cycling: Italy's Mazzoleni retires
•	Boxing: Ex-champ Klitschko sets September comeback
•	NHL: Penguins give coach Therrien 1-year extension
•	Baseball: DiMaggio diaries detail glory, stress
•	Golf: Seve Ballesteros announces retirement
•	Baseball: Cleveland gives Wedge 3-year extension
•	Radioactive water leaks from nuclear plant in Japan
•	NBA: Durant scores 28 against Oden-less Blazers
•	NFL: Reports on all teams heading into camps
•	On the air tomorrow: Baseball, WNBA, cycling
•	On the air today: Giants-Cubs, Phillies-Dodgers
•	Baseball: Tomorrow's probable starting pitchers
•	Baseball: Today's probable starting pitchers
•	Man questioned about assault with bat in Aiea
•	Safe stolen in Kakaako burglary
•	Police nab burglary suspect in Waikiki
•	Man, 27, accused of assault with a metal pipe
•	Ninth Circuit's top 2007 lawyer is from Seattle
•	Kauai man drowned after saving friend
•	Sacramento lawyer honored for First Amendment work
•	Police seek information on bank robbery suspect
•	California attorney, Hastings' Law College recognized
•	Serial car thief gets longer prison term
•	Ewa Beach stabbing suspect pleads not guilty
•	Upper Kula may notice chlorine smell in water
•	Watada's second court-martial delayed to Oct. 9
•	Maui's Suzuki in starter's role after Kendall trade
•	Waimea Bay rockslide worker's condition worsens
•	L.A. port clerks submit 'final' contract to avert strike
•	Minor quake strikes near Kalapana on Big Island
•	Hokulea escort boat returns today
•	go! offering $1 airfare online until midnight
•	Maui residents mourn boy, 8, killed in June 3 crash
•	Water restored to 20 Ward-area businesses
•	No tsunami threat from Japan quake
•	Japan quake kills 9, causes fire, leak at nuclear plant
•	National & world news highlights
•	Jimmy Buffett's heading to Waikiki Shell on Oct. 4
•	Maui's Nguyen to fight in televised bout
•	Stocks trade mixed; news on Verizon boosts Dow
•	Kapiolani water main fixed, traffic contraflowed
•	Today's events: speed dating, open-mike night
•	Coast Guard ends search for 6 from sunken cargo ship
•	Search under way for Japanese WWII MIAs in Alaska
•	Roadwork on Ala Wai, Nimitz to slow traffic this week
•	TV's 'Beach Patrol' spotlights Honolulu tonight
•	Nguyen out as final World Series of Poker table set
•	Final audition for ACT's 'Once Upon a Mattress' tonight
•	'Harry Potter' works more box office magic
•	Cinema Nights Gala kicking off 20th anniversary event
•	Small, moderate swells passing through
•	Akamai Driving program picks up speed
•	UH football, volleyball season tickets on sale today

Local News
•	Many of Oahu's roads dangerous to schoolkids
•	Hawaii wants land promised by estate
•	Kauai homeless shelter to open
•	Hawaii rainfall levels remain below normal
•	Celebrate summer at Foster Botanical Garden Saturday
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Hula trip 'a dream come true'
•	$500K released for ag complex
•	See fairy tales at the library
•	Makua Valley exhibit shown
•	Free concert by Shimabukuro
•	Hikes offered on stream trail
•	Lifeguards on TV tonight
•	Twice-weekly recycling center
•	Science teacher at space course
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Life and death at Army burn unit
•	Air-attack robots Iraq-bound
•	3.5% raise too much for Bush
POLICE
•	Hearing tomorrow for 2 women in meth case
•	No arrests yet in 2 robberies
POLICE BEAT
•	Three Oahu traffic accidents leave 9 people injured
ENVIRONMENT
•	For the environment
OTHER NEWS
•	MyAdvertiser.com now covers all of Oahu
•	Community calendar
•	Awards
•	Obituaries
JAN TENBRUGGENCATE
•	On climate, we can do much more

Sports
•	'Big-time rally' lifts Lanikai at Ke'ehi
•	'Iolani grad Low makes first cut for Pan Am hoops team
•	Carnoustie gets Tiger's approval
SURFING
•	Irons takes third in women's event
ISLE FILE
•	U.S. men's volleyball third in World League
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Textile Transpac
•	Spice Girls were the epitome of girl power
•	Huge sales, but skimpy bookseller profits
TELEVISION
•	'Cops' remains an unlikely TV institution
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	Style gurus note must-have maternity fashions
•	Sports-team parents need to rein in emotions
•	Storing food properly in fridge can save money
•	Around town
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Trade your cans for some TV time
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	No gas bills for Hawaii bike messengers
•	Women climb Nissan ladder
•	Immigrants' skills underutilized
WORKPLACE
•	Frustrated green card holders try Gandhi tactics
•	Establish bonds to captivate audience
•	Job seekers looking to get connected
•	Jabil turns to U.S., not overseas, to expand
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Leadership Corner
•	600 farm workers get $1.9M in suit
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Nebraska has highest gas costs
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Time for leaders to take on real issues of prison reform
COMMENTARY
•	Imports of food, oil a drain on economy
•	Congress must sharpen focus of 'No Child'
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Textile Transpac
•	Spice Girls were the epitome of girl power

TELEVISION
•	'Cops' remains an unlikely TV institution
•	TGI Monday

Photo galleries
•	Mexican halau visits Hawaii
•	John D. Kaupiko Regatta

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