The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service

Comment, blog & share photos

The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, September 18, 2001

Articles for September 18, 2001

Local News
•	Dobelle, city push to move UH-West O'ahu to Kapolei
•	Legislators bring special-ed contract under scrutiny
•	Chaminade faces $154,000 safety fine
•	Police/Courts Eight arrested after police chase, gunfire
•	Suspect allegedly robbed bank, then played golf
•	Man sentenced to 10 years in Latchum case
•	The September 11th attack Early arrivals hurry up for wait at airport
•	The September 11th attack Air Guard fighters kept close watch over Hawai'i jetliners
•	The September 11th attack Hawai'i forces expect secondary role in U.S. offensive
•	The September 11th attack Maui man's son falsely described as among victims
•	The September 11th attack Hope turning to despair for families
•	The September 11th attack Mainland mail trickling in to Hawai'i
•	The September 11th attack Arizona Memorial experience has new meaning
•	The September 11th attack Hawai'i residents give nearly $250,000 to Red Cross
•	The September 11th attack Memorial service unites Big Islanders
•	The September 11th attack Observances
•	The September 11th attack How to help
•	The September 11th attack Cancellations
•	The September 11th attack Schofield to open Foote gate
•	The September 11th attack Rumsfeld: bin Laden is just one step
•	The September 11th attack Source: Taliban mulls bin Laden extradition
•	The September 11th attack Bush stokes up rhetoric for a fight
•	The September 11th attack 5,400 missing as New York reopens
•	The September 11th attack Fire still burns beneath Trade Center rubble
•	The September 11th attack Arizona, California Texas slayings probed as hate crimes
•	The September 11th attack FBI detains 49, widens probe dragnet
•	The September 11th attack Congress clears agenda to act on anti-terrorist bills
•	The September 11th attack Terrorism war doesn't hold clear end
•	The September 11th attack Special Forces needed in attack
•	Commuting Extended ZipLane hours remain for time being
•	Roadwork
•	Other news Navy targeting early October for Ehime Maru move
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Islands Maui's Kanaha Beach Park to reopen to campers
•	Frank George Nelson, fighter for justice, dead at 93
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Lee Cataluna Writing helps ease the pain

Sports
•	UH football Charter planes to Reno to cost UH $30,000 extra
•	Warrior notebook Ailing Iosua vows to play against Nevada
•	High schools Versatility the trademark of today's quarterbacks
•	Aloha Stadium will implement bag searches
•	Advertiser's Top 10 football poll
•	Other sports NFL, refs agree to deal, says source
•	Sumo Musashimaru improves to 6-4
•	Isle File BYUH water polo team loses on road
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Island Style Hawai'i women shopping for Opera Theatre ball
•	Key fund-raiser says Carmen Ball is her 'swan song'
•	Fashion Calendar
•	The September 11th attack Emmys to air Oct. 7 with different tone
•	Jackson recording fund-raiser, networks planning a telethon
•	Literature New book profiles slain rapper
•	Stage review 'Jekyll & Hyde' melodramatic yet compelling
•	The Left Lane Movie attendance up; people seek respite
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	The September 11th attack Aloha Airlines orders flight cutback of 26%
•	Troubled airlines cut flights, plan layoffs
•	Governor to meet with state leaders
•	Hawai'i hotels see dropoff in bookings
•	Travel firms foresee drop in visitors from Japan
•	Dow drops 7.1% but avoids any sign of panic selling
•	Calm prevails despite selloff
•	Hawai'i travel, biotech firms hit hard
•	Federal Reserve leads interest rate cuts
•	Hawai'i banks also cut rates
•	Business briefs
•	Tourism Talk As eerie silence descends on Hawai'i tourism, leaders must learn to adapt

Opinion
•	Editorial Security measures must not ruin freedoms
•	Editorial 'What can I do to help?' The answers are many
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Camp David in plane sights?

Technology/Click!
•	Hawai'i Tech Web comes up short during crisis
•	Didgets Software helps peel back rings from family trees
•	Byte Marks Online diaries reflect on our tragedy
•	Wired In Tool kits, cleanup help reinvigorate old PC
•	Workshops will focus on new media
•	Tech Toys
•	Goggles deliver big-screen fun
•	Apple's new Titanium G4 redefines cool
•	Slim phone is one for the road
•	Whatever you need to know is on Web
•	Folder name changes easy

Sponsored by:

Comment, blog & share photos