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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, June 22, 2001

Articles for June 22, 2001

Local News
•	Sex-age veto stirs Capitol discord
•	Mirikitani takes stand, denies kickback charge
•	Minisub enters USS Arizona to survey structure's integrity
•	DOE raises price of school lunch to $1
•	Abraham Aiona, community leader, dead at 75
•	Judiciary official Namu'o named OHA administrator
•	University of Hawai'i Hokule'a navigator resigns from Board of Regents
•	UH to request Kaka'ako site for med school
•	Dobelle arrives today; will take charge July 2
•	Police Wai'anae school arson incidents stump officials
•	Street racing hits big screen, radar screens
•	Other news Possible Hawai'i appointees may hear from president soon
•	Mercury cleanup near Pearl Harbor under way
•	Struggling taxi drivers get OK to raise rates
•	Kailua's vision team receives wish list
•	Diner/bar, Hawai'i Kai neighbors advised to talk it over
•	Oahu briefs
•	Neighbor Islands Man convicted of murdering horse trader on Big Island
•	Puna man shot by police out of hospital, denied bail
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Lee Cataluna Football field offers life lessons

Sports
•	Wie advances to quarterfinals of U.S. Women's Publinx
•	St. Louis looking to fill forfeited football date
•	Teen pitcher shuts down Japan in U.S. Cup softball
•	Fulcher back for a shot at pro bodybuilding career
•	UH sports Trapasso hires batting coach from Georgia Tech
•	UH considering refunds for Friday football game
•	Recreation Lana'i's Munro Trail enthralls trio of hikers
•	Valley views throughout Kamanaiki Trail hike
•	Orchid at Mauna Lani sets youth tennis camps
•	The racing report
•	Other sports Paddling, cheerleading events need further study
•	Hawai'i's Bryan Clay second in decathlon
•	Aloha State Games results
•	Isle File Last Hawai'i boxer loses in Junior Olympics
•	Ferd Lewis Refusing to move game wasn't an option

Island Life
•	Shop offers double dose of pleasure
•	Black stars honored for achievements
•	Lara Croft figures designed to catch collectors' eyes
•	The Left Lane Art museum director discusses censorship
•	Tip-off Tommy Davidson performs in July Bagpipes and blarney will fire up World Cafe Rock music event will be a fund-raiser
•	Show Biz Former Islander, host of new CNN talk show
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Friday

Business
•	Hotel occupancy woes continue
•	For 7th year, Gates tops Forbes' richest list
•	Entrepreneurs pitch projects to investors
•	State's jobless rate drops slightly
•	Debt measures will slow growth
•	Matson gets new CFO

Opinion
•	Editorial Damien, ILH are on the right track
•	Editorial Bush team handles Tanaka visit well
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Kanaka maoli have third option

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Taste of Honolulu 101: Go for grind
•	Music Scene Classical guitarist grew up jamming
•	Waikiki Aquarium ready for summer concert series
•	Sister Keahi's back home, singing the blues
•	Dining Scene Manoa mist can't dampen spirits at Beau Soleil
•	Lunch Break Lee & Li offers a double delight in Chinese food
•	Movie Scene 'Dr. Dolittle' sequel does little and less to find wit of original
•	'Fast and Furious' backfires, misfires and is just a plain drag
•	Extra Scoop 'Proof ' DVD sheds no light on Crowe-Ryan antics
•	Specialty Theaters
•	Dance Scene Kumu hula decides to step back, reflect
•	Espiritu's Tau Dance troupe triumphs over adversity
•	Pet Scene For pet owners, the event of the year
•	Hawai'i no ka 'oi when it comes to yo-yos
•	'Dolphin Days' overflow with food and music
•	The TGIF Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	Critic's choice
•	What's Up!
•	Billboard hits
•	Neighbor Isles