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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, July 10, 2001

Articles for July 10, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Ala Moana water main break snarls traffic
•	Search for MIAs to use helicopters again
•	Police Briefs
•	Solid swell bringing high surf to south shore
•	Legislature votes to override veto of consent to sex bill
•	State makes offer on teacher bonus
•	Trans Hawaiian files Chapter 11
•	Dental insurer ordered closed
•	Dow declines again on earnings outlook

Local News
•	Lawmakers meet today to override Cayetano veto
•	Mirikitani says he won't resign
•	Man run over by state employee to get $1.5 million
•	Recent escapes no surprise to State Hospital's neighbors
•	Review of hospital security under consideration
•	Judge considers injunction on training at Makua
•	Commuting Readers weigh in on hot traffic issues
•	Home Depot may affect Pearl City traffic
•	Roadwork
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Other news Judge urged to quash special-ed subpoenas
•	Contractor leaving Kuli'ou'ou baseyard
•	Stubborn blaze flares up in Waialua
•	William Harr, WWII pilot, contractor, dead at 77
•	Carolyn Hicks, co-founder of Hicks Homes, dead at 83
•	Concetta Riccio, garden club pioneer, dead at 79
•	Police Beat
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Islands Hawai'i County to sell foreclosed Nansay property
•	Trial begins in Maui tourists' deaths
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Lee Cataluna Mirikitani has nerve to scold his peers

Sports
•	Two more Rainbows under NCAA scrutiny
•	Review of international players to expand
•	Seattle welcomes All-Stars
•	Belgium's Wauters takes Tour lead; Armstrong 11th
•	Pegasus victorious in Transpac
•	July Grand Sumo Tournament Musashimaru remains undefeated at 3-0
•	Foreign flavor adds a lot at UH

Island Life
•	Island Style Anne Namba: Creating designs for every taste, age and gender
•	Lingerie shop features natural fibers
•	Want real first class? Better catch a flight out of the U.S.
•	PBS focusing on Rome, icebergs, welfare
•	The Left Lane Don't be blown away
•	TGI Tuesday
•	Tube Notes
•	'Final Fantasy' premiere decidedly low-key

Business
•	Outrigger's makeover Outrigger envisions new face for Waikiki
•	Outrigger bet could pay off for Waikiki
•	Redevelopment plan at a glance
•	Liberty House sold for $200 million
•	Delta changes service to Honolulu
•	Prince hotels not for sale, official says
•	Sprint to close Honolulu call center
•	National business Northwest seeks more landing slots at Narita
•	Top Internet grocer to seek Chapter 11
•	Tourism talk No shortage of trucks and accompanying odors on Lewers Street
•	Today in Click! Web cookies

Opinion
•	Editorial History of Ford Island must not be lost
•	Editorial Waikiki: Outrigger's long-awaited upgrade
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices 'Alala lawsuit hurt all of us

Technology/Click!
•	Hawai'i Tech Web cookies
•	Bytemarks Trippy '70s effects now on computer
•	Didgets New service debuts in Islands
•	Wired In Online, interactive ad often means in your face