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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, April 21, 2002

Articles for April 21, 2002

Local News
•	Dog sighted alive on ship
•	EDUCATION Serenade of sounds of silence
•	UH shifts focus to commercial cash
•	CITY GOVERNMENT City struggles to keep up with park maintenance
•	A glowing 'Sunset' in Waipahu
•	Alternatives urged to city transit plan
•	OTHER NEWS Another Pearl 'unknown' may be ID'd
•	Two injured in Waipahu house fire
•	Tiny enclave wants own park
•	Latest 'arrivals' will help restock Lake Wilson
•	O'ahu briefs
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Guam disease linked to eating bats
•	Victim of police shooting in custody
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Community Calendar
•	Obituaries
•	BOB KRAUSS Pidgin poetry to da max
•	LEE CATALUNA Speaking in public with passion is a skill worth applauding

Sports
•	UH sweeps Long Beach, advances to MPSF finals
•	Warriors silence Long Beach State
•	Rice completes WAC sweep of UH, 7-6, in 11 innings
•	Only rain can stop Fresno State
•	Lelie picked in first round NFL draft
•	Pandemonium breaks out in Lelie hometown
•	Shanahan likes Lelie's speed
•	2 others from Hawai'i get draft call in early rounds
•	Carr No. 1 pick; linemen valued on opening day
•	2002 first -round NFL draft picks
•	Team by team draft list
•	Punahou pounds St. Francis to remain unbeaten in ILH
•	Castle's Tom homers twice in 9-7 victory
•	Larson, Wokasch win in Wahiawa
•	Steamwheelers roll over Islanders, 69-39
•	ISLE FILE Lee cushions lead in Mid-Pacific
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Charities, volunteering see boom after Sept. 11
•	Splash into summer with choice of colorful tankinis, sarongs, suits
•	Fans of 'Star Wars' invited to speak out
•	HOMESTYLE Volunteers guide Kalihi garden's rebirth
•	Home and Garden calendar
•	New York artist, poet collaborate on feast for imagination
•	Mural to be dedicated
•	Art Calendar
•	Makai Dog brought joy to people and animals
•	Humane Society helps many cope with loss of a pet
•	Adoptables/Lost
•	HAWAI'I WAYS, HAWAI'I DAYS Cruising old Waipi'o on Annabelle's hot wheels
•	Lit Beat

Business
•	Hawai'i CEO's persevere despite jolt to economy
•	CEOs of large firms lose compensation
•	Use tax refund to help pay down debt
•	Options for dealing with rising college tuition
•	O'ahu new-home sales down, prices up
•	Leisure travelers return at lower cost
•	Vegas-gambling host hits jackpot when clients lose
•	Boeing tries to keep 747 rolling
•	Manufacturing helps fuel first-quarter growth
•	Economy has small companies optimistic

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Whoa! Not so fast on building new jail
•	Arctic drilling defeated despite Inouye, Akaka
•	FOCUS Hawai'i a climate for terror
•	COMMENTARIES Allan Saunders helped shape modern Hawai'i
•	Fresh Start fills need for humane rehabilitation
•	Moving right along to GOP convention...
•	Asian leaders demonstrate the value of doing little
•	AFTER DEADLINE Reviews valuable to readers and productions
•	JERRY BURRIS Governor hopefuls tilt to right
•	Letters to the Editor

Ohana
•	Massage brings comfort in final waiting days
•	Orchestra showcase puts youngsters in spotlight
•	Barney, friends come to Waikiki to make world debut of new video
•	'Youth' winner tutors, volunteers for club
•	Share story behind gifts from children
•	Academy Art Center offers classes
•	FAMILY MATTERS Shaping of son's flat nose something best left to time
•	PRESCRIPTIONS Some dieting aids can cause more harm than good
•	FUN HOUSE Accounting for every cent donated
•	Births
•	Newlyweds
•	Family Calendar
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

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