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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, May 22, 2002

Articles for May 22, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Wilton to stay as UH volleyball coach
•	Aloha Stadium AstroTurf to be replaced by August
•	Strong season to give UH Hawai'i Bowl slot
•	Work starts on Waimanalo Pre-Plus school
•	HPD joins with FBI on crime task force
•	Police Beat
•	Wie qualifies for U.S. Women's Open sectional
•	Rumors of bin Laden capture help revive stocks

Local News
•	Kapolei library may open limited services this year
•	Diocesan panel in charge of Hawai'i priest reviews
•	Punchbowl sends out call for Memorial Day lei
•	Obesity rate climbing in Islands
•	POLICE/COURTS Burglar hunted in assault on girl, 8
•	DARE Day hits Aloha Stadium
•	Net chat leads to sex charges
•	Marijuana trial begins for ex-tennis coach
•	Police Beat
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Search ongoing for lost boater
•	Pu'u 'O'o lava flow could spark more wildfires
•	East Kaua'i hit by strong rain
•	OTHER NEWS Groups oppose plan to divert ditch's water
•	Home from the seas
•	Wa'ahila Park water fountains remain off
•	Limited pig hunting now allowed at park
•	Ha'iku boy trips on name change in geography bee
•	A&B helps charity groups
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Achievers
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	BOB KRAUSS Coffee bags turn into tapestry

Sports
•	UH volleyball team could make White House visit
•	HOMEGROWN REPORT Simms is on track at Michigan
•	Ex-Kaua'i High athlete reaps tennis awards at Idaho
•	Eldredge helps California into softball World Series
•	Jackson gets conference honors
•	OTHER SPORTS Musashimaru sole leader at 11-0
•	Romano to run Hawai'i's USTA
•	ISLE FILE Three Hawai'i sailors honored by college yacht racing association
•	Rangers owner a foolish spender

Island Life
•	Saving seats for the 'Ohana
•	Mana'o Company shines with 5 Na Hoku awards
•	Chelsea Clinton dares to be hip
•	Allergies remain a medical mystery
•	James Earl Jones visits Queen's
•	Space society honors local artist
•	Film offers look into marine life
•	STAGE REVIEW 'Fully Committed' fully satisfies audiences
•	TIP-OFF Pop-rock pioneers to pay tribute to Beatles
•	THE LEFT LANE Wayne's whirl
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
•	TASTE Taste: A top American chef keeps it simple
•	VINTAGES Sake showcase concludes Japanese versions remain ichiban
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Picking among new products
•	OFF THE SHELF Soy paste adds depth to stir-fries
•	QUICK BITES Sake competition set for September
•	SHOW BIZ April and June go public with relationship in May

Business
•	Waialua Coffee parent files for bankruptcy
•	90 employers seeking recruits at job fair today
•	Best Sellers opens second Waikiki shop
•	A&B buys California shopping center
•	Japan all-industry index helps bolster optimism
•	New insurer to cover terrorism is proposed
•	Gap chief opts for retirement

Opinion
•	School bus, A-Plus should be reconsidered
•	Disaster preparedness not option in Hawai'i
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH No more special privilege