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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, September 01, 2006

Articles for September 1, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Hawaii Kai couple charged in $100 million scheme
•	Chang throws 3 interceptions in Eagles' loss
•	Jury convicts man of manslaughter in fatal stabbing
•	Maui fire prompts home evacuations
•	Three injured when car crashes into light pole
•	Condition of pedestrian hit by car upgraded
•	Friday's Hawaii sports scores
•	Florida sweeps Hawaii in volleyball
•	Hawaii soccer team wins, 3-0
•	Earthquake rocks Aleutian islands, no tsunami generated
•	Light traffic greeting morning commuters
•	Roadwork closes Farrington Highway lanes in Waipahu
•	Balmy weather expected for Labor Day weekend
•	Small surf dominates forecast
•	Stocks rise on August jobs data
•	Royal Hawaiian to host $15 million theater and theatrical show
•	Police beat: Woman collapses, dies

Local News
•	Search for suspects locks down two schools
•	A $245,000 credit-card spree
•	Kalihi retaining wall slated
•	Kane'ohe man first to face arson law
•	Buddhists seek younger members
ELECTION 2006 \| AKAKA-CASE DEBATE
•	Advantage: Case
•	Voters' choice: vigorous Case, unflinching Akaka
•	What viewers said about the big debate
ELECTION
•	Out of the running, but still on the ballot
•	Menor points to consumer advocacy
•	GOP might lose grip on S. Maui House seat
COURTS
•	Repeat offender gets 20 years in ice case
•	Mom admits guilt in marriage fraud
WEATHER
•	Ioke's 'super' winds damage Wake Island weather sensors
ENVIRONMENT
•	For the Environment
TRANSPORTATION
•	Holiday travelers urged to start early
OTHER NEWS
•	'Aina Haina units proposed
•	Singing will honor Lili'uokalani's birth
OBITUARIES
•	Airline executive Ernest Albrecht, 90, fought polio
•	'Upbeat' Quinn services planned
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH works out kinks, lineups at practice
•	Lelie happy to be back on the field
•	Rainbows face No. 5 Gators in Classic
UH FOOTBALL
•	Wilsons figure into Hawai'i's plans
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Punahou on Mainland stage
RECREATION
•	Unique shoe heel key to comfort, easing pain
•	Maui youths rule waves in contest
•	Lam moves up in world tennis rankings
•	Four Hawai'i gymnasts invited to national meet
OTHER SPORTS
•	Four local Division II schools ready to kick off
•	Search is on for head of security at venue
ISLE FILE
•	UH-Hilo volleyball gets first win of 2006
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Alabama has UH in its sights

Island Life
•	Let's hear it for girls
•	Putting end to violence is GiRL FeST's mission
•	The world of stage
•	Precious feathers at Bishop Museum
MUSIC
•	Simpson's new 'Affair' falls flat with blah tunes
•	My view: 'Let Love In' by the Goo Goo Dolls
•	Billboard hits
MOVIES
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	You can smile or you can retch
•	New 'Rings' set worth buying
THEATER
•	Old faces, new places in 'Mahalo Las Vegas'
•	'Aloha Las Vegas' revival keeps laughs, characters fresh as ever
HOME AND GARDEN
•	Hot, dry weather calls for special attention to garden
•	Achiote or lipstick plant brings beauty to gardens
•	Home and garden calendar
OTHER FEATURES
•	Tasteful cereal-box designs � Is world really ready for this?
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Party arty in Chinatown
•	Tube Notes
•	Buzzing about...
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Ongoing events

Business
•	Kaua'i Wal-Mart expanding
•	Spending ranks Isles 8th in U.S.
•	U.S. military doing battle with payday lenders
TOURISM
•	Hilton, union reach accord in Chicago
REAL ESTATE
•	Soaring construction costs being felt
•	30-year mortgage rate drops to 6.44%
TAXES
•	IRS will refund phone tax up to $60
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Irish company acquires RSI

Opinion
•	Needs should fuel ocean energy pursuit
•	Ambivalence hurts prostitution battle
COMMENTARY
•	Wanted: A Congress with a backbone
•	Utility pole signs an eyesore � and illegal
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Strange days on stage
•	The world of stage
•	Leave Okinawan Festival with new-found relatives
THE NIGHT STUFF
•	After hours: Nightspotting

MOVIES
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	You can smile or you can retch
•	New 'Rings' set worth buying
MUSIC
•	Simpson's new 'Affair' falls flat with blah tunes
•	My view: 'Let Love In' by the Goo Goo Dolls
•	Billboard hits
DINING
•	Filipino food is more familiar than most realize
THEATER
•	Old faces, new places in 'Mahalo Las Vegas'
•	'Aloha Las Vegas' revival keeps laughs, characters fresh as ever
•	Buzzing about...
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Ongoing events