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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, October 08, 2006

Articles for October 8, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Rainbow Wahine sweep Nevada
•	Woman killed in head-on collision in Wahiawa
•	Tahiti teams dominate Molokai canoe crossing
•	Oahu flood advisory lifted
•	Driver arrested in moped wreck
•	Man dies after Tantalus Drive accident
•	Hiker rescued
•	Kauai dirt biker hurt in accident
•	Large surf expected later in week
•	Mostly sunny, hot today

Local News
•	Candidates debate No Child
•	Schools take big bite out of repair backlog
•	Enough water for ethanol?
•	Farming to be required on Kaua'i subdivision 'estates'
•	Kaua'i voters to decide term limits, other issues
ELECTION
•	If you want to vote, register by tomorrow
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Military spouses eligible for HPU scholarship program
ENVIRONMENT
•	African wasp destroying wiliwili trees on Haleakala
BIG ISLAND
•	Employers look to Mainland
OTHER NEWS
•	Women tell of forced sex in American Samoa
•	State awards elevator maintenance contract
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Kula man critical after car hits sign
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Will it be his parting shot?
•	One nice stand
•	Rainbow Wahine wary of Nevada
UH FOOTBALL
•	'Nasti' runs wild against Wolf Pack
•	Peters making the plays with a smile on his face
•	Brennan on the mark again, but gets help from 'D' in end
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
•	Mililani rallies for OIA Red West win
GOLF
•	Ochoa keeps lead in LPGA
FOOTBALL
•	Baylor drops Colorado in triple overtime, 34-31
•	Utah St. shocks Fresno St., 13-12
•	T.O. expects the worst today
•	No. 3 USC stops Washington
•	No. 20 Boise State rolls to sixth straight, 55-14
•	No. 2 Auburn hogtied by Arkansas
•	Steelers' cornerback out with neck injury
BASEBALL
•	winter baseball Honolulu, North Shore triumph
•	Tigers, Mets in league finals
•	Padres relieved, beat Cards, 3-1, to avoid sweep
•	New York sweeps with 9-5 win as Los Angeles' playoff woes continue
•	Dodger, ChiSox players honored
ISLE FILE
•	Hilo wins, ties soccer matches with CU
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Defense stood tall with game on line

Island Life
•	Celebrating survival
•	Author predicts Season 3 answers
•	Flu or the cold? Most times you will know
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Helm's intensity clear on folk-blues 'Divide'
TELEVISION
•	8 strong K-films in Hawai'i film fest lineup
PETS
•	Gift bag goes with October dog adoptions
BOOKS
•	Want to 'Try 4 Write'? Learn from Island masters
•	Lit Beat
•	Hawai'i best-sellers
•	'Mephisto' joins science, supernatural
ART
•	Roam city in students' 'Unguided Tour'
•	Energy, love fill 'Heaven, Earth'
•	Dance, reading amplify Balcony's 'War/Peace'
•	Art calendar
OTHER FEATURES
•	Share your holiday spirit with a tale
•	Catingub orchestra at core of 'Romance'
'OHANA
•	A home built with treasures
LOVE STORIES
•	Vegas trip 'was the best way' to sum up 50 years
•	TGI Sunday
•	Briths
•	Tryout calendar
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Helm's intensity clear on folk-blues 'Divide'

Business
•	Is the sky the limit?
•	Money transfers by phone on rise
•	Little value in extended warranties
TOURISM
•	Some hotel traditions fading quickly away
BANKING
•	Savings growth off at credit unions
CONSUMER
•	Bling-bling dolls and extreme Elmo rule yule
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawai'i status report

Opinion
•	Hirono, Dem incumbents would form best D.C. team
COMMENTARY
•	Humble worm offers a most efficient way to recycle food waste
•	National monument status good for all
•	Fox News' success lies in anti-elitist approach
•	Counting number of terrorists makes little sense
•	Maybe Abe will bring closure on WWII
AFTER DEADLINE
•	Election coverage was extensive
•	Letters to the Editor

Travel
•	Stepping it through San Francisco
•	San Francisco: Leave heart, not wallet
•	Early birds get best ski package
•	'Molecular gastronomy' for dinner
•	What you can, can't carry on plane
•	Mystic's magic: world-class maritime museum
•	Private railroad cars rekindle romance of travel
•	Canceled flight not the greatest way to begin a vacation
•	Travel Almanac
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	$15 billion offer made for Harrah's