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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Saturday, August 25, 2007

Articles for August 25, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	Golf: Ochoa leads by one stroke in Safeway Classic
•	Autos: NASCAR admits scoring error against Busch
•	Baseball: Padres place Giles on 15-day disabled list
•	Baseball: Rangers' Eyre to undergo elbow surgery
•	Autos: Franchitti takes pole for IndyCar race
•	Baseball: Georgia advances to Little League final
•	Thunderstorms hit North Shore, flood advisory issued
•	Golf: Stricker birdies to 65, takes The Barclays lead
•	Preps: Defending champ Na Alii fall to Japanese team
•	Basketball: Anthony leads U.S. past Canada, 113-63
•	Golf: SMU graduate has chance at rare USGA double
•	Kaneohe's Wilson shoots 68 at PGA's The Barclays
•	Track and field: American shot putters 1-2 in worlds
•	Baseball: Walk-off grand slam lifts Tokyo into LL final
•	NFL: Chiefs pick Huard as starting quarterback
•	CFB: Arkansas DE Harrison suspended after arrest
•	Tennis: Kuznetsova wins Pilot Pen when opponent quits
•	Golf: Three share lead at European Tour event
•	Autos: Massa takes pole for Turkish Grand Prix
•	Track and field: Dibaba captures 10,000 at worlds
•	CFB: What's old is new again for Glanville's Portland St.
•	Baseball: Tomorrow's probable starting pitchers
•	Baseball: Today's probable starting pitchers
•	On the air tomorrow: Baseball, USA hoops, NFL, golf
•	On the air today: NFL, prep football, baseball, volleyball
•	Fight ends Campbell-Aiea football game
•	$5 Superferry tickets are selling fast
•	Oahu flash flood warning canceled
•	Prep football scoreboard
•	Gwen Stefani gets up close with fans at Blaisdell show
•	Beating leaves man in critical condition in Kalihi
•	Canada's Cote stops Maui's Grove in UFC 74
•	Wie shoots 75, misses cut at LPGA's Safeway Classic
•	McLachlin opens 7-stroke lead in Nationwide tourney
•	AP: UH's Brennan plans to operate 'full throttle'
•	Waianae Coast town meeting with mayor set for Tuesday
•	Stream, block cleanups to be held during September
•	National & world news highlights
•	2008-09 school calendar approved
•	Pali Kailua-bound closed tonight for tunnel upkeep
•	Lingle releases money for new roofs at Maui CC
•	Road to Kona Community Hospital will be repaved
•	Car crash report on Kamehameha Highway in Kaneohe
•	Emergency responders treating unconscious woman
•	Fire damages studio apartment in Wailua area of Kauai
•	Firefighters respond to report of brushfire in Pearl City
•	Wahiawa man, 40, reported to be unconscious after fall
•	Pearl City Library offers children's storytime programs
•	Light pole repairs set for today from Maili to Makaha
•	Pothole repairs may slow eastbound H-1 traffic today
•	Unstable air could bring a few heavy showers today
•	Surf likely to hit 3 to 5 feet today along south shores
•	Equine Influenza outbreak halts Australian racing

Local News
•	Waianae beach parking lots closing at night
•	Hawaii Superferry starts tomorrow for $5
•	Waialua wildfire called intentionally set
•	Picky eating habits may be in child's genes, study shows
•	Launch spurs traffic changes on Maui
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Honolulu contracts rail transit study for $86M
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	U.S. attack kills 18 militants, civilians
COURTS
•	Former Hawaii union leader's fraud appeal rejected
HEALTH
•	Deaths from childbirth rising in U.S., but still low
•	No botulism found in Maui chili case
•	Hawaii school flu shots raising mercury issue
ETHNIC AFFAIRS
•	3-day meeting draws diverse ethnic groups
MAUI
•	Water board seeks voluntary cut of 10% in Central Maui
OTHER NEWS
•	go! parent chief lauds Superferry's $5 fares
•	Boulders removed from Moanalua hillside
•	Ewa neighbors split on industrial park plan
•	Woman rowing to Hawaii capsizes after only 90 miles
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Michigan upsets 10th-ranked Hawaii
•	Wai'anae rallies past Mililani, 13-9
•	Warriors looking to kick start offense
UH FOOTBALL
•	Halawa lot will open earlier; tailgate at Aloha
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Wai'anae rallies past Mililani, 13-9
•	Kamehameha prevails, 21-12
•	Mamiya powers No. 1 Crusaders
•	Waipahu rolls past Waialua
•	Hawaii Football Guide
•	High school notices
•	Today's events
•	Games on TV
GOLF
•	Fujikawa misses cut by 3 in Canadian Tour event
•	Wie struggles with putter, opens with 79 at Safeway
•	McLachlin cushions lead in Dye event
SURFING
•	Unlikely finalists riding in Waikiki
ISLE FILE
•	UH-Hilo, Chaminade win two at Hawaiian Style
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	It's Saturday! Make some tracks!
•	Healing Garden fest is where nature, nurture meet
•	I Love Liliha celebration fun for all ages
•	Water sports, parade, more at OceanFest
•	Be Greek with envy at weekend festival
•	Bon dances tonight in Kapahulu and 'Aiea
•	Get health tips at summer fair in Hawaii Kai
•	Slack-key artist Cindy Combs to perform free
THEATER
•	Shi-shi jokes overflow 'Ala Wai'
FAITH
•	Massacre still touchy subject
•	Widow makes husband's dream a reality
•	Faith calendar
•	Weekly thoughts
EXPRESSIONS OF FAITH
•	One dad's promise to stay sober
FAITH BRIEFS
•	Author to speak at free workshop
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Saturday
MOMS
•	What's cool to wear for girls, tweens and teens

Business
•	Hawaii Business College closed
•	Hawaii businesses pitch products to military
•	Hard Rock Cafe will move to bigger Waikiki site
ECONOMY
•	Rises in factory orders, home sales ease outlook
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Teen first to break iPhone software lock
•	Space tourism industry rocked by accident that killed 3
•	DeLoreans headed back to future
•	Skype outage just a blip for Net phones
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	2 firms fined for waste violations

Opinion
•	Immune to FOIA law? Bush must be kidding
COMMENTARY
•	Alas, no lack of Equal Rites Award candidates
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

THEATER
•	Shi-shi jokes overflow 'Ala Wai'
•	TGI Saturday

Photo galleries
•	Seth's pix
•	Moanalua Valley rock removal
•	Gwen Stefani rocks Blaisdell
•	Investiture of Aloha Festivals Royal Court
•	UH Wahine volleyball season opener
•	Wai'anae vs. Mililani
•	Hawaii Food Show

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