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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, July 19, 2002

Articles for July 19, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Major beef recall includes Hawai'i stores
•	2 brothers-in-law drown at Hanauma
•	Market nose-dives in 7th biggest drop
•	Airline ticket cuts include Hawai'i-bound discounts
•	Coast Guard rescues Japanese fishing crew
•	Police Beat
•	Wahine bid for volleyball tourney
•	Savovic formally signs with Denver Nuggets

Local News
•	EDUCATION More oversight needed, special-ed monitor says
•	Ex-aide pleads no contest
•	Trust may face demands
•	Two new UH regents appointed
•	Alcohol, drugs topics of St. Louis assembly
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Troops may use Waikane for counterterror drills
•	Cayetano bails out 2 senior programs
•	Maui may ban smoking in eateries
•	POLICE/COURTS Sixth person arrested in alleged airport kickback scheme
•	Queen's settles civil rights lawsuit
•	Murder indictment in Ala Wai rampage
•	Kona man accused of shooting at girlfriend
•	ELECTIONS 2002 Ernie Martin, Rep. Djou run for City Council
•	Cavasso enters race for lt. governor
•	Legislator enters race for Congress
•	Complaint to be heard against Lingle campaign
•	OTHER NEWS Leasehold measure moves forward
•	Senate relents on Bush pick for court
•	Sun sets on 8-nation naval exercise
•	HAWAIIAN STYLE House on market does the sales talk
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor island briefs
•	OBITUARIES Margaret Apo, former school board member, dead at 92
•	Dwight C. Steele, 88, labor negotiator
•	Obituaries
•	State sets it straight about highway

Sports
•	PADDLING Lokahi's unity, title run face challenge
•	Na Wahine O Ke Kai gets new title sponsor
•	RECREATION Splashing away for safety
•	Race for cure applications available
•	Notices
•	The Racing Report
•	OTHER SPORTS Gouveia to join Warrior staff
•	Musashimaru drops to 10-3
•	ISLE FILE Kono finishes fourth in Junior World golf
•	FERD LEWIS Incoming chancellor likes UH challenge
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Innovative floral arrangements for the home
•	Story of Stitch continues on video, series
•	Put your humor in our Fun House
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Some herbs thrive in Hawai'i, some don't
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	TIP-OFF Concert will feature island sound, comedy
•	THE LEFT LANE Christian Tse's jewels
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Outrigger to enter time-share alliance
•	Tourism bureau seeks extension of contract
•	Kaua'i developer cuts size of project
•	Two parties approve utility sale to co-op
•	CB Bancshares says profits are up 15.3%
•	Golf course firm in debt crunch
•	Exec shakeup another troubling sign at AOL
•	Quarterly profits up sharply at Dole Food

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Caution is needed on airline exemption
•	EDITORIAL Better monitoring at sewage treatment plant
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Fix those schools at risk

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MUSIC SCENE Melissa Etheridge: A rock star's personal journey
•	Maacho and Cool Connections bringing back roots reggae vibe
•	Soul heavy hitters to play Blaisdell
•	Billboard hits
•	STAGE SCENE 'You Somebody' cast, crew full of somebodies
•	A Shakespearean initiation for a new theater
•	CLUB SCENE Thinner crowds make D&B more enjoyable
•	DINING SCENE Tiny Misuzu, Yamagen restaurants offer flavorful fare
•	MOVIE SCENE 'Eight Legged Freaks' doesn't have a leg to stand on
•	Harrison Ford's 'K-19' worthy successor to 'Das Boot'
•	ISLAND EXCURSIONS And these little pigs went to the farm fair
•	HAWAIIAN SCENE Moanalua a fitting place for traditional hula fest
•	TGIF Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	Ongoing Events
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands