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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, September 04, 2001

Articles for September 4, 2001

Local News
•	State teacher shortage called 'biggest in years'
•	Hula show gives up Kodak label
•	Police/Courts HPD officer accused of hypocrisy in food scam
•	State out to curb prison gangs
•	Other news Salvage ship lifts Ehime Maru again
•	Air Force to remove old fuel system
•	Stage set for debut of Windward theater
•	Scientists probing mysteries of seaweed propagation
•	Hawai'i gives $352,900 to MDA cause
•	Keeping his eye on the ball
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Islands Four-year Maui university speeding toward reality
•	Lack of university hasn't deterred Maui
•	Maui market to help build community
•	Fire destroys Hilo warehouse
•	Commuting Punahou off-ramp work picks up speed
•	Roadwork
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Health Blood cells grown from stem cells
•	Obituaries
•	Lee Cataluna Tradition takes a back seat

Sports
•	St. Louis coach Lee ready for last crusade
•	ILH team capsules
•	New ILH schedule still needs tweaking
•	List of ILH football champions
•	Other high school football Castle's victory long overdue
•	Weekly honors
•	Advertiser's top 10 football poll
•	Standings, statistics
•	UH football Montana coach could be Grizzlies' ace in the hole
•	UH wants to feel at home on the road
•	Other news Flanagan, Hutchinson win Roughwater Swim
•	Akebono unsure of retirement plans
•	Rams acquire, trade backup QBs
•	Isle File Ho brothers advance in world masters surf meet

Island Life
•	Fall makeup must-haves
•	Fashion Calendar
•	America ready for Yu-Gi-Oh! invasion
•	Oceanic channel shuffle increases standard service
•	'Nightline' shines light on Congo
•	The Left Lane E = MC Hawking
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Carrier's switch to Narita not a setback, officials say
•	Hewlett-Packard buying Compaq
•	Ski resort's locals fight to keep open space
•	Pizzerias feel pinch of cheese prices
•	Setbacks, opportunity seen for unions
•	Tourism Talk Kudos to tourism authority for safeguarding budgeting ethics

Opinion
•	Editorial Estate has second chance in Waikiki
•	Editorial China-Taiwan stability: Commerce is a key
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Second Opinion City's rapid transit vision will fade

Technology/Click!
•	Hawai'i Tech Web is ticket back to Hawai'i for many job seekers
•	Didgets Site spotlights folk artists in Hawai'i
•	Bytemarks Cool sounds from hot sites on the Web
•	Wired In High-tech pool system acts as backup safety net for lifeguards