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The Honolulu Advertiser
Articles for September 11, 2001

BREAKING NEWS (Updated at 7:29 a.m. HST)
 •  FAA World Trade Center towers collapse, Pentagon on fire after coordinated plane attacks
• Most O'ahu public schools, UH open; outgoing Hawai'i flights grounded; Ala Moana Center closed
• FAA halts all air takeoffs in U.S. for first time
• Troops deployed in response to apparent terrorist attack
• Plane that hit Trade Center hijacked
• Devastation unfolds on national television
• United plane crashes in Pennsylvania
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Dollar falls amid terrorist attack
• High alert, evacuations, closures nationwide after attacks

Local News
 •  Mystery itch strikes again at Makalapa Elementary
 •  Inouye fights POW measure
 •  Waimanalo dairy farm likely to close
 •  Teachers union denies altering contract agreement
 •  Gay-rights group wins holiday display permit
 •  Police/Courts
Kidnapper's truck found
 •  Short circuit blamed in Tantalus house fire
 •  Woman pleads not guilty in shrimp truck extortion
 •  Search for missing boater continues
 •  Commuting
Extra left-turn lane helps Kunia drivers
 •  Roadwork
 •  O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
 •  Other news
Waimanalo residents worry over canoe halau
 •  Remains found at 1944 crash site in Russia
 •  Alaska Natives seek allies against Arctic drilling
 •  State employees lauded for efficiency efforts
 •  May Arstad Neal Moir, gardening maven, dead at 93
 •  O'ahu briefs
 •  Neighbor Islands
Road to lava flow nets $3,420 in fees
 •  Big Island residents oppose reapportionment plan
 •  Hawaiian group contests sale of former cane land
 •  Kaua'i seal pup moved from popular beach
 •  Hilo man identified as victim in Puna-area drowning
 •  Miyako Hori, Kapa'au pie maker, dead at 97
 •  Obituaries
 •  Corrections
 •  Lee Cataluna
UH football game on Maui good for all

Sports
 •  UH sports
Murakami receives award
 •  UH grad rates beat national average
 •  Ex-'Bow Ostler will play in European league
 •  Backup QB considers redshirting this season
 •  High schools
Kamehameha boys, Punahou girls out to defend state titles
 •  Iolani volleyball team to take on some of best on Mainland
 •  Player OK after bee sting reaction
 •  Weekly honors
 •  Advertiser's top 10 football poll
 •  Football standings, statistics
 •  Other sports
Musashimaru stays unbeaten at 3-0
 •  Broncos beat Giants, 31-20, in home debut
 •  Isle File
E. Washington hands Wahine first soccer loss
 •  On the Air
 •  Sports Calendar

Island Life
 •  Island Style
Picking clothes that flatter is a matter of proportion
 •  Fashion Calendar
 •  Conference explains birth options
 •  The Left Lane
Merry WHAT?
 •  TGI Tuesday
 •  Tube Notes

Business
 •  Bankrupt Crazy Shirts to be sold to Big Dog
 •  Crazy Shirts: The first 40 years
 •  Tourism conference to focus on trends Hawai'i will face
 •  Lawsuit against healthcare advocacy groups dismissed
 •  Business briefs
 •  U.S., world business
Qwest to slash 4,000 jobs
 •  Exotic crops reviving Tasmania's economy
 •  Largest French bank looks to expand in U.S.
 •  Commercials aimed at kids denounced
 •  Tourism Talk
Shark reports aren't taking bite out of Hawai'i tourism

Opinion
 •  Editorial
Insurance industry has a selling job to do
 •  Editorial
Emergency road for Wai'anae long overdue
 •  Letters to the Editor
 •  Island Voices
The hidden benefits of teaching in Wai'anae