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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, October 29, 2003

Articles for October 29, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Seinfeld slated for standup at Waikiki Shell
•	Juvenile crime declines for 5th year in row
•	State Hospital escapee nabbed after scuffle
•	Stocks gain slightly as traders hesitant

Local News
•	Land swap is city's hope for Ha'iku Stairs access
•	Medically uninsured on rise in Hawai'i
•	Light-rail money long-term issue
•	Lahaina gearing up for wild Halloween
•	CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES Winds shift; fires threaten alpine resort
•	WILDLIFE Second expert says Maui big cat is 'out there'
•	Hawaiian monk seals getting too close to humans
•	POLICE Police get tougher on auto thieves
•	Patient missing from State Hospital
•	Police no strangers to site of 'Aiea shooting
•	MILITARY AFFAIRS Four protesters arrested at Stryker meeting
•	Lab to receive war remains from North Korea
•	OTHER NEWS Businesses help Red Cross seek donations
•	Changes favored at Sacred Falls park
•	Senior bus-pass rush eases up
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	OBITUARIES Hisashi Kimura, store owner, judo instructor, dead at 87
•	Obituaries
•	Grants
•	Project Kokua
•	BOB KRAUSS The story of the Advershirt

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Three Warriors on bench because of numbers game
•	Spartans' Parry inspires others
•	Rainbows get shoe to call their own
•	Rainbow Wahine will play host to China national team
•	HIGH SCHOOLS 20 finalists selected for Wendy's Award
•	NBA Ex-'Bow Carter lifts San Antonio in opener
•	HAWAI'I HOMEGROWN AND AWAY Hawai'i athletes cope with California fires
•	Kamehameha alum wins volleyball honor
•	ISLE FILE Chaminade topples HPU in PacWest volleyball
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Everybody can be a jack-o'-lantern sculptor
•	Ever-changing Radiohead ready to roar again
•	Parental memory banks can become overdrawn
•	SHAPE UP Find that one exercise you enjoy; focus on fun
•	MOVIES Festival highlights Hawai'i-based films
•	DANCE REVIEW For Morris, music melds with dance
•	THE LEFT LANE Formerly raunchy Dutch TV cleaning up
•	Illness cited in Prince cancellations
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
•	TASTE Chocolate is hot
•	Waste not the seeds, flesh of your jack-o'-lanterns
•	Quick and Easy: Sesame Salad
•	Culinary Calendar
•	OFF THE SHELF Bring out the natural sweetness of Yukon Golds
•	COOK'S TIPS A stove-top spatter catcher
•	QUICK BITES Sweets store joins Ward Village Shops
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Try cooking your gifts for the holidays
•	Saturday radio show moving to John Dominis

Business
•	Hotel occupancy still rising
•	Terrace Hotel switching to condo
•	Cheesecake Factory to open in Waikiki
•	Business briefs
•	NATION BUSINESS Fed leaves key interest rate at 1 percent
•	Court upholds rule requiring most TVs to have digital tuner
•	SMALL BUSINESS Police academy trains businesses in crime prevention
•	Holiday gifts, cards can help businesses cultivate relationships

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL New transit proposal poses huge questions
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH An organized council? Hah!