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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, August 15, 2002

Articles for August 15, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Experts see no tsunami from Isle quake
•	Police Beat
•	UH quarterback Chang injures finger
•	2-day advance sends Dow to 5-week high

Local News
•	Wai'anae does heavy lifting to energize cheaper 'Sunset'
•	Big donors got big contracts
•	Picnic perfect for war stories
•	ELECTION 2002 School vouchers get no support
•	POLICE/COURTS At 84, retired officer still has much to offer
•	Liquor inspector admits to taking bribes
•	Police searching for three escaped inmates
•	Police Beat
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Parking issues give people fits
•	OTHER NEWS State to discuss rodent-control efforts on Maui
•	Jewelry trade show fizzles
•	Report favors critical habitat on Moloka'i
•	K5 soon to become 'Hawai'i's WB,' too
•	Halfway project gets $2 million
•	O'ahu briefs
•	EDUCATION Library winning kids over again
•	OUR SCHOOLS • MARYKNOLL SCHOOL Curriculum encourages deep thinking
•	ON CAMPUS Expect few to choose transfers
•	Education briefs
•	OBITUARIES Service Monday for Dara Rei Onishi, 26
•	Cold War code-breaker Meredith Knox Gardner dead at 89
•	Obituaries
•	Grants awarded
•	What's open and closed on Statehood Day
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH's Herbert tops the charts at right slotback
•	Withy-Allen shows special ability
•	HAVE A BLAST WITH OUR PAST Kalani's Sakata, Kurosaki major achievers
•	Discounted tickets on sale for Classic
•	Waipi'o team is tired, but won't stop to rest
•	Hawai'i's Lee falls short in Gateway Tour playoff
•	Without slam, final major not as grand
•	Holes in one
•	Gilder, Green join Turtle Bay tourney
•	Golf notices
•	ISLE FILE College Big Man Camp likely on move
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	ISLAND STYLE Pareus fit to be tied
•	Cecilio & Kapono on reunion tour
•	Falsetto event contestants hope to win on a high note
•	Norplant users need to find other options
•	TIP-OFF Christian rock shows coming Sept. 13 and 14
•	THE LEFT LANE 'Rolling Requiem' to honor 9/11 victims
•	Movie Openings
•	Tryouts
•	SHOW BIZ Cage-Presley wedding creates quite a stir
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Second firm hired to tackle Hilton mold
•	ERS severs ties with investment firm 3Bridge
•	Airlines cutbacks shouldn't hurt state
•	Airlines await exemption ruling
•	Norwegian looking to expand
•	Maui tops in visitor spending
•	Macadamia firm reports losses
•	Top executives sign off on statements
•	Conseco's losses may lead to Chapter 11
•	AOL reviews accounting in transactions

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Hawai'i cannot afford bad name in biotech
•	Well-placed traffic lights prevent fatalities
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES EWC alumni are giving back