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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Articles for June 17, 2008

Breaking News
•	Maui soldier dies in Iraq
•	Zuttermeister big Hoku winner
•	Tour plane carrying three missing over Big Island
•	Hawaii recycler agrees to $20,000 fine for violations
•	No tsunami threat after 3.7 quake hits Big Island
•	Polanski scandal's mom, daughter have healed on Kauai
•	Cyclist killed in Kaneohe crash
•	Maui developer plans new environmental study for housing project
•	Alleged drug debt sparks Kaneohe confrontation
•	Kauai shrimp farm under quarantine
•	U.S. senators meet with Japanese counterparts
•	Crash reported at Kahekili, Likelike highways
•	Pali tree-trimming, lane closures begin
•	Teens in stable condition after Kalihi stabbing
•	Maui Film Festival winners announced
•	Former dean establishes $50K scholarship
•	TheBoat cancels two morning sailings
•	Car fire reported on H-2 north near Mililani exits
•	Record low temperature mark tied in Hilo
•	Lanai panel to be briefed on aquaculture plan
•	Stocks mixed on oil rebound, solid Goldman results
•	1st Chinese traveling to US under new pact
•	Surf: Large south swell is on the wane
•	Weather: Trades due to make a return tomorrow
•	New Arizona Memorial receives $1M
•	March to honor latest domestic violence victim
•	Tuesday's Far West Regional soccer results
•	Celtics claim NBA title
•	Garnett shows Lakers what they missed by not obtaining him
•	Not enough Kobe, not enough help for Lakers
•	Celtics add to their glorious history
•	Wie, with inspiration from a Celtic, is on a rebound
•	Five Isle golfers advance in U.S. Women's Public Links
•	Baseball: Why Mets fired manager Willie Randolph
•	Preps: Four state champs share MIL track and field honors
•	No logo underwear for Ohio State just yet
•	College baseball: Fresno State beats North Carolina in CWS
•	Olympics: US men's hoops team will be named Monday
•	Soccer: US women beat Brazil 1-0
•	NFL: Police say cash taken from Javon Walker in robbery
•	Celtics expect Allen to play in Game 6
•	Lakers back in Boston, but will it be a wasted trip?
•	Soccer: Italy advances to quarterfinals
•	Soccer: Netherlands eliminates Romania 2-0
•	NBA: Beasley makes his case to Bulls
•	Baseball: Red Sox place Colon on DL
•	Baseball: Dodgers put Penny on DL
•	Baseball: White Sox put first baseman on DL
•	NFL: Falcons release safety Williams
•	Baseball: Griffey sick, out of lineup on night he’s honored
•	College baseball: LSU says alive, ousts Rice
•	Baseball: Indians sign 3B Ensberg to minor league deal
•	NFL: Disgruntled Simms a no-show for Bucs minicamp
•	NFL: TO missing as Cowboys start mandatory minicamp
•	Baseball: Matsuzaka pitches 5 solid innings in rehab start
•	Olympics: No decision on Yao comeback
•	Soccer: SMU coach leaves for pros
•	Olympics: Torch arrives in China’s west
•	On the air today: Celtics-Lakers, College World Series
•	On the air tomorrow: College World Series, soccer
•	Statewide guava production plunges 81% in 2007
•	Judge delays auction of Aloha Airline's go! lawsuit
•	Cement shipments to Hawaii down 4.8% in April
•	Disney names VP for planned Ko Olina Vacation Club
•	Prices news pushes stocks lower
•	Shinto shrine plans rejuvenation ritual
•	Surfing etiquette to be discussed Thursday
•	Buddhist Academy sets Dharma Circle series
•	Contemplative Outreach plans 8-day silent retreat
•	2009 to be a big year for Honpa Hongwanji
•	Bus-stop sleeping ban offers no solution

Local News
•	Bus stop bill bans sleeping
•	Countdown to 6-month detour
•	Aloha's lawsuit against go! up for auction today
•	Mokule'ia campers rousted
•	Hawaii U.S. reps disclose finances
•	Hawaii helpers bound for Beijing
•	Complaints lead to work suspension
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Teens say recruiter duped them
ENVIRONMENT
•	Navy unveils 10-home solar electricity system
MAUI
•	Memorial garden blossoms on Maui
KAUA'I
•	Kauai mayor healing nicely
•	Bodies found off Kauai identified
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Memorial garden blossoms on Maui
•	Christmas Wish seeks summer camp donations
•	Night closures continue on H-1 in Waipahu area
•	Roving lane closures to continue on Kunia Road
•	Kaimuki Orchid Society's show runs from July 18-20
•	Debbie Wright named vice president at BYUH
•	International Surfing Day cleanup set for Saturday
•	Army Strings Quartet performs for free tonight
OTHER NEWS
•	Community Calendar
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Lesson learned in Hawaii Rush loss
•	Celtics hope to end things in Game 6
•	Miami eliminates Florida State, 7-5
BASEBALL
•	Phillies dump Red Sox
ISLE FILE
•	Kim tied for 8th at women's Publinx
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Good time to light up Lakers

Island Life
•	Looking at the big picture
•	'America's Got Talent' back for third season
PARENTING
•	Empty nest not exactly as expected
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Buying one big bag cuts down on waste
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday
MOMS
•	Florida theme parks load up on new attractions
WAYNE HARADA
•	Sea Life Park site of Mariah Carey video

Business
•	Matson union gives authorization to strike
•	Companies hope to surf into profit
•	Labor-contractor group's leader says illegal workers stealing jobs
OTHER BUSINESS
•	20-year master plan would turn airport in Kona into a showpiece
•	Her baking at home led to success in business
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Oahu Real Estate Transactions
•	Career in bird suit is one big sunny day
•	Retail gas hits record high as oil futures swing wildly
•	FCC chair backs satellite radio merger
•	Cities step in to help residents facing foreclosure
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Kauai farm's shrimp quarantined
•	Fewer use of checks frees up office space
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Feds' angler registry makes sense for Isles
•	U.S. Senate should pass green-energy bill
COMMENTARY
•	Bush administration blacklists usual suspects
•	21st century Europe sliding into irrelevance
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

•	TGI Tuesday

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