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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, June 30, 2002

Articles for June 30, 2002

Local News
•	Experts divided on cause of falling voter turnout
•	State pension system shortchanging retirees
•	Inouye, Akaka deny undue influence in race for governor
•	Bank ceases political donations
•	POLICE/FIRE 2 die in Leeward diving accidents
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Building of school faces new roadblock
•	Fireworks fanatics might take a holiday
•	Education is Samoans' tool
•	Hawai'i needs blood donors
•	Sign's up but, oops, not too helpful
•	Service set for Tony Rodrigues
•	Groups sue to halt fishery project
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	A gnarl in Fanning family tree
•	Construction crew builds character, too
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH SPORTS K5, UH reach three-year TV deal for home games
•	Athletes' summer includes regular workout sessions
•	Different coaches have differing expectations
•	OTHER SPORTS Team Hawai'i paddlers conquer World again
•	Islanders turn to defense in containing Blitz, 49-35
•	Hawai'i Wave seeks third consecutive Best of West title
•	Wilson wins in Japan
•	ISLE FILE Willoughby shines, but Cuba edges U.S.
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	Suitable by design
•	'Magnificent seven' keep season ablaze
•	Walt Disney star 'Lilo' gets 'lost' in translation
•	Move over sexy singles, marriage is really hot
•	BOOK REVIEW Sword-wielding bunny carves niche in comic world
•	Join book club debate on novel
•	Litbeat
•	ISLAND SOUNDS 'Boat Days' renders classic Hawai'i songs
•	Singer Fiji shooting video at Blue Tropix
•	ART REVIEW Even adults can indulge in this exhibit's childlike whimsy
•	Art Calendar
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS Adoptables
•	FAMILY MATTERS Curious son makes life interesting
•	FUN HOUSE Food for thought
•	Weddings
•	Births
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TRAVEL The temptation of Tantalus hard to resist

Business
•	Telecom industry shaken
•	Hawai'i boardrooms spiff up credibility
•	Financial advisers hopeful about future
•	WorldCom one of many restating results
•	MCI customers should stay put for now, expert says
•	Telecom firms brace for another sales hit
•	ILWU draws power from its bloody birth
•	Hawai'i still vulnerable to strike
•	Tokyo prices remain highest
•	Frugal business travelers flock online for best fares

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Run positive campaigns despite past scandals
•	EDITORIAL Show travel agents the best of Hawai'i
•	FOCUS A guide for change
•	Watergate coverage set news standard
•	Election should be about leadership
•	COMMENTARY Senegal relishes its World Cup run
•	U.S. often overbearing in international matters
•	AFTER DEADLINE Military restrictions can make reporting on war stories difficult
•	Letters to the Editor
•	'Watchdogs' fighting similar foes