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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, November 10, 2008

Articles for November 10, 2008

Breaking News
•	2 women arrested after wild street fight in Waikiki
•	Hawaii Kai man, 43, charged with sex assault of teen
•	'Nesquik Strawberry Powder' recalled in Hawaii
•	Ruptured water main in Pearl City repaired
•	Waipio fire damages Navy mini-sub
•	Pahoa man charged after beating victim dies
•	Man critically injured in Kahuku tractor accident
•	Two boys, 17, suspected of July robbery in Kalihi
•	Maui, Taiwan city partner celebrate 25th anniversary
•	Hawaii residents urged to check unclaimed property list
•	Say re-elected as state House speaker
•	Thousands waited hours in Downtown to get hands on new Hawaii quarter
•	Tomb of the Unknowns remains potent symbol of sacrifice and patriotism
•	Harjo, Cazimero win $50,000 USA Fellowship grants
•	Maui officials concerned about lack of rain
•	Brushfire comes within 100 yards of Maui homes
•	Student leaders learn about driving safety
•	Surf: Big northwest swell due in on Wednesday
•	Weather: Isolated, scattered showers likely today
•	Coast Guard teams up to remove tons of debris from Kure Atoll
•	Rainbow Wahine volleyball team sweeps Fresno State
•	NFL: Warner rallies Cardinals past 49ers
•	World Series of Poker: Relative unknowns play for Texas Hold ’em title
•	Rainbow Wahine move up to No. 6 in AVCA Top 25 Poll
•	MLB: Phillies to host Braves in 2009 MLB season opener
•	World Series of Poker at a glance
•	NFL: Jets add cornerback Ty Law
•	NFL: Raiders’ offensive coordinator stripped of play-calling duties
•	NBA: Pierce’s huge fourth quarter lifts Celtics
•	MLB: Padres withdraw offer to Trevor Hoffman
•	NFL: Jury orders union to pay $28.1M to retirees
•	NFL: Bucs’ Cadillac Williams ready to roll
•	NFL: Arm injury to LB Adalius Thomas more bad news
•	NFL: Woman sues Chiefs RB Larry Johnson over bar spat
•	NFL: Rams changes won’t be made at quarterback
•	NFL: Hasselbeck to start Sunday
•	NFL: Saints CB McKenzie out for year
•	NFL: Steelers starting to worry about Big Ben’s slump
•	NBA: Buss says he’ll ante up to keep Lakers in chips
•	NBA: Pistons’ Stuckey tested after exiting Boston game
•	MLB: Tentative deal to send Holliday to A’s
•	NBA: Nuggets waive McDyess after Billups-Iverson trade
•	NFL: Bengals QB Palmer out for another week
•	2 dead in argument after Alabama-LSU game
•	MLB: Longoria is AL Rookie of Year, Soto wins NL award
•	CFB: Survivors of SEC, Big 12 on course
•	NBA: Unbeaten Lakers still waiting for a challenge
•	MLB: Nationals get Olsen, Willingham from Marlins
•	Portland beats Orlando 106-99 for first road win
•	MLB: Eyre re-signs with Phillies
•	Tennis: Nadal pulls out of Davis Cup final because of injury
•	Tennis: Federer loses to start Masters Cup defense
•	Sumo: Hakuho evens record at Kyushu tournament
•	CFB: A team that can’t win for winning, USC is on outside looking in
•	NFL co-sponsors workshop to help Small businesses
•	WestJet earnings fall on higher fuel costs, slowing demand
•	Horizon Lines to cut non-union jobs by 10%
•	Community Handel's sing-along slated for Nov. 23
•	It's now the Kelly-Clifton show on Krater 96
•	Las Vegas Tenors show canceled
•	'Ports of Call' is Symphony Ball theme
•	Law change needed to avoid last-minute candidacy

Local News
•	Marijuana fight still priority
•	Kids learn culture via kimono rite
•	Replacement work begins on docks at Ala Wai
•	Geography played key role in Hawaii rail vote
•	More in Hawaii tethered to costly, painful dialysis treatments
•	Hawaii's 2009 Inaugural Ball in Washington, D.C. sold out
•	West-side bowlers may get reprieve
WHAT'S OPEN AND CLOSED
•	Veterans Day events
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
•	Obama reviewing Bush policies
ELECTION
•	Maui awaiting residency ruling
POLICE BEAT
•	Pahoa man killed in Puna collision
MAUI
•	Maui awaiting residency ruling
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Corporate giving, grants topic of free workshops
•	County pools closed for lifeguard training
•	Military get free park admission tomorrow
•	Lane closings planned on Fort Weaver Road
•	Get in the holiday spirit at aquarium craft event
•	Pothole repairs cause single-lane closures
•	Mehe'ula Parkway lanes to close nights for work
•	Kamehameha Hwy. sees lane closures in 2 areas
OTHER NEWS
•	Strauss lineup a symphony hit
•	Community calendar
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Warriors hit recruiting trail
•	Tie prevents CaneFires from clinching
•	Titans remain perfect
UH MEN'S BASKETBALL
•	Flemings back on court with Rainbow Warriors
UH FOOTBALL
•	Warriors hit recruiting trail
GOLF
•	Toyama captures Amatour's finale
•	Garcia wins; now No. 2 in rankings
•	Love ends two years of frustration
FOOTBALL
•	'Bama, Texas Tech atop BCS
•	Giants dump Eagles to rule NFC East
•	Colts' rally tops Steelers
•	Cardinals seek respect vs. Niners
•	NFL Summaries
BASKETBALL
•	Celtics spoil Iverson's debut in Detroit, 88-76
ISLE FILE
•	Rainbow Wahine sailors second
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	He's right in laying down law

Island Life
•	Perfect electric car still a dream
•	Know where your 'e-waste' will end up
TELEVISION
•	Obama win to feed 'Chocolate News'
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Leeward college's annual Family Fun Fair goes green
GREEN
•	Leeward college's annual Family Fun Fair goes green
•	Environmental calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	Tourism Authority eyes trims, not cuts
•	Obama, Japan, elated to share name with next U.S. president
•	Banks ready to lend, but borrowers still wary
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hilo Hattie's survival lies in Waikiki store
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Visitors to Kauai
•	Pleasant Holidays offers package deals
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	ING Direct opens cafe in Waikiki
•	Fuel surcharges end, but air tickets still cost the same
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Drug courts: Smart, cost-effective judicial alternative
COMMENTARY
•	Genetic engineering ban must not pass
•	Long on problems, critically short on time
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

TELEVISION
•	Obama win to feed 'Chocolate News'
•	TGI Monday

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