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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, October 29, 2006

Articles for October 29, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Man charged in theft
•	UH soccer loses to Fresno State
•	NFL, NHL highlight Monday's TV schedule
•	McLachlin's 5-under 66 puts him in top 10
•	Wilson finishes with 3-over 74
•	UH, Brennan No. 1 in NCAA statistics
•	UH receives votes in AP Top 25 football poll
•	Boy, 15, shot at Mayor Wright
•	Public's help asked in missing man case
•	Pedestrian killed by truck on Dillingham identified
•	Woman who died at Magic Island identified
•	Student badly injures himself at UH dormitory
•	Rainbow Wahine defeat San Jose State in volleyball
•	Lingle dedicates homeless shelter today
•	Child playing with matches caused fire
•	Titans' Laboy best of Hawaii NFL players
•	New Zealand's Carter, Canada's McQuaid win Xterra
•	Weather Service issues high surf advisory

Local News
•	O‘ahu turns focus to combatting graffiti
•	New smoking law may shock many businesses
•	For top state job, a muted campaign
•	Judges' jobs at stake in vote
•	500 turn out to make a difference
ELECTION
•	Politicians play up patriotism
EDUCATION
•	$1.7 million grant aims to lure minorities into scientific fields
SCIENCE
•	In rare event, Mercury will transit sun on Nov. 8
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	Hawaiian leaders: Give us more say
KAUA'I
•	Kaua'i to consider 'big box' ban
OTHER NEWS
•	State aiming for timely results
•	Grant will help end nursing crisis
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Kona man killed after truck crash
OBITUARIES
•	Minoru Shinoda, historian of Japan
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Warrior wipeout
•	Guard's talent backs his talk
•	Rainbows take on Spartans
•	Carp's RBI in ninth lifts Honu over BeachBoys
UH FOOTBALL
•	Defense's big hits keep on coming
•	It was as if Grice-Mullins was never away
•	Dickerson's TD run sets tone
UH MEN'S BASKETBALL
•	Rainbows 'way behind' schedule
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
•	Waipahu slips past Waialua, 29-26
•	Mililani's balanced effort stops Farrington
•	Kahuku clips Kapolei, 33-15
•	Wai'anae rebounds to pound 'Aiea, 46-0
•	Saint Louis clinches ILH title, state berth
•	Leilehua grounds McKinley
•	Kaimuki runs past Kaiser in 26-13 win
GOLF
•	Birdie on 18th hole keeps Choi in lead
SURFING
•	Pacific Vibrations tops of the shops
FOOTBALL
•	Colts, Broncos in battle of opposites
•	Temple savors first victory
•	San Jose routs LaTech,44-10
•	Oregon State stuns USC
•	No. 5 Texas edges Texas Tech, 35-31
•	No. 1 Ohio State gets defensive in 44-0 win
BASKETBALL
•	1917-2006 Celtics lose legend
BASEBALL
•	59 file for free agency
ISLE FILE
•	Martin lifts HPU past Chaminade
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Secure those '07 foes now

Island Life
•	Cut the habit
•	Pair of opposites keeps 'Lost' attractive
•	Sony's new PS3 is sleek, also costs
•	Ken Watanabe in 'very good situation'
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Trio of compilations showcases old, new
TELEVISION
•	Korean stars connect with Isle fans at HIFF
PETS
•	Animal companions
BOOKS
•	Ka Palapala Po'okela winners named
•	Lit Beat
•	Hawai'i best-sellers
ART
•	Tokyo museum to show Island artist's portraits 'Neighbors' has elusive quality
•	Art calendar
'OHANA
•	For some, the power of pink can't be denied
LOVE STORIES
•	First anniversary neither will forget
•	TGI Sunday
•	Births
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Trio of compilations showcases old, new

Business
•	Royal renovation
•	Pssst: Economic disaster is coming
•	No more online gambling? Don't bet on it, experts say
TECHNOLOGY
•	Old cell phones find new life in poorer nations
INTERNET
•	You gotta be 'Googley,' and if you are, you can take a parrot to work
•	Google lives inside its own world
PERSONAL FINANCE
•	On taxes, good help's hard to find
RETAIL
•	Walmart.com redesign is first step in makeover
•	Shoppers find holidays already here
CONSUMER
•	With documentary, Stolichnaya courts gay, lesbian trendsetters
•	Competition tightens tire market
•	Anchor Brewing stays true to roots, rejects hypergrowth

Opinion
•	Honolulu needs effective leaders to tackle urban issues
COMMENTARY
•	We can't do it alone
•	What happened to pumpkins is spooky
•	Free charter schools: Put the children first
•	Burma's brutal regime destroying nation
•	Australia sees U.S. as its most crucial ally
•	Midnight arrests, secret courts — OK by me if it's OK by you
AFTER DEADLINE
•	We need your ideas on stopping graffiti
•	Letters to the Editor

Travel
•	Change of season
•	Near-mythical Founding Father fleshed out
•	Re-creating the birth of a new nation
•	Tragedy leads to invention of portable seat belts
•	53 years after he died, Hank Williams draws crowds
HOLOHOLO
•	Lana'i resort wins magazine honor
•	Travel Almanac
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	Few days left to play at Stardust
IRENE CROFT JR.
•	Keep basic medical kit ready to go