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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, May 21, 2002

Articles for May 21, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Mana'o Company sweeps Na Hoku Awards
•	Claims of abuse trouble local Catholics
•	Hawai'i airman gets life for Japan murder
•	Burglar hunted in assault on girl, 8
•	Police Beat
•	Water diversion sought for Gentry project
•	Stocks drop amid profit taking, terrorism fear

Local News
•	Hawai'i urged to prepare for hurricane season
•	Burial officials look into Big Island development
•	Abuse claims test local Catholics
•	Maui Parishioners express shock at allegations
•	Terrorism alert for apartments widely ignored
•	EDUCATION DOE budget axed by $24 million
•	School bus fare increase criticized
•	POLICE/COURTS Computer may give wrong rap sheet
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Ships returning from war visit Honolulu
•	Mayoral hopefuls talk preservation of historic sites
•	Work on Nanakuli school begins
•	Big Island service honored
•	Ed Case officially in governor race
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	COMMUTING Transit plan gets rolling on bureaucratic course
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Memorial Day What's open and closed Memorial Day
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Time to be ready is now

Sports
•	Wilton still top candidate for BYU job
•	Officials discuss stadium turf issue
•	Ex-Kalaheo star Sensley applies for NBA draft
•	WAC's Benson denies he's candidate for AD job at UH
•	Musashimaru wins again, climbs to 10-0
•	Hot-hitting Nevada rips UH, 14-1
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Courage on the court
•	All-Stars
•	Weekly honors
•	ISLE FILE Tournament will be July 4-7 in Kansas

Island Life
•	Expo unveils new ways to pamper your pet
•	Star-studded Na Hoku event tonight
•	TV's wildest ride reaches 24th hour
•	Past TV season sees world of Ozzy, wave of nostalgia crash into homes
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday
•	THE LEFT LANE Country crooning

Business
•	Electricity bills likely to rise
•	Hawaiian Air union wins vote over rival
•	State jobless rate edges up slightly
•	Game makers see growth online
•	Best Buy plans to open Pearl City store
•	Daiei urged to accelerate restructuring plan
•	Longs loses $13.7 million for quarter

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Sunset on the Beach doesn't come free
•	Less politics, more learning experience
•	East Timor: great hope, daunting odds
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Doing business in Paradise

Technology/Click!
•	Artificial intelligence
•	Unraveling mysteries of sake
•	Premium cable may go digital only, cost more
•	Macs, PCs now get along fine
•	Spidey's about to spin on a mini-CD near you
•	Q & A Don't expect 'Print Screen' to actually print
•	Tech Toys