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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, April 25, 2001

Articles for April 25, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Schools face tough choices in final days
•	Bankoh to sell Australia bank holdings
•	Police Beat
•	Bankoh to sell Australian bank holdings (update)

Local News
•	Teachers put stamp on $125 million deal
•	Testing, events now casualties of walkout
•	Students expected to quiz teachers on strike
•	Honolulu's youth theater hit hard by teacher strike
•	Q&A: Students, teachers in race to catch up
•	School traffic gets heads-up
•	UH-Manoa faculty gives contract mixed reviews
•	Military Admiral troubled by military's 'lack of accountability'
•	Sub force changes command
•	In court Ex-Sen. Ige gets one-year probation
•	Palolo temple trim ordered
•	Other news Cargo jet stowaway identified as cousin to king cobra
•	Hawai'i to export Lei Day tradition
•	Legislature set to pass bill raising consent age
•	Longtime Hau'ula food store closing
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Islands Maui panel recommends $1.5-million plan to ease traffic
•	Water in South Maui muddied
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Bob Krauss Menehune held down the fort

Sports
•	Officials try to save state tourneys
•	Prep teams await state tourneys' fate
•	ILH football proposal well-received
•	Omori's return worth wait for baseball 'Bows
•	Warriors at home in Cougar country
•	Surging Wahine aim for Top 25
•	Warriors beat UHS
•	Isle File 56th Punahou Relays on Saturday
•	Hawai'i's athletes deserve better fate

Island Life
•	Island People Hawai'i amazing Comic Book Man
•	Comedian answers 7 'dirty' questions
•	Tip-off Makaha Bash marks 25th year with May concert
•	The Left Lane Still famous
•	TGI Wednesday
•	Show Biz Ruivivar brother's health takes turn for worse
•	Tube Notes
•	Taste All for wine... and wine for all
•	Market Basket A special vinegar, for salads
•	Spanish rice dish has many variations
•	Profiles
•	Culinary Calendar
•	Off the shelf Arborio rice can absorb many flavors

Business
•	Mainland economic slump takes toll on Hawai'i hotels
•	Lau to step in as American Savings CEO
•	Hawai'i income up but lags nationally
•	Cheap Tickets to target wealthy
•	Public's optimism down in early April
•	Maui Land & Pine reports lower first-quarter income
•	CPB Inc. continues to set record profits
•	More big firms announce job cuts

Opinion
•	Strike settlement may signal historic change
•	Koizumi ascendance shows Japan's unease
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Takahashi laid groundwork