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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, July 17, 2001

Articles for July 17, 2001

Local News
•	In court Judge bars Makua training
•	Appeals court rules against Chai's owner
•	Woman pleads guilty to money laundering
•	Other news Teachers to work without contract
•	Democrats hedge bets in governor's race
•	FAA rules to affect tour flights
•	Hawai'i ACLU's 'gag order' criticized
•	State Hospital may use private guards
•	State scales back proposal for Ka Iwi park
•	Paper-airplane toss worth $84,000
•	Kolekole race set for Aug. 4
•	O'ahu briefs
•	City government City forum doesn't ease concerns over landfill
•	Council member Okino hit by bicycle
•	Kahalu'u wants tree-clearing delayed
•	Commuting Even Mililani gets the roadwork blues
•	Roadwork
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
	Neighbor Islands
•	Well-known Big Island fish auction plans to close
•	Concern grows over Big Island drought
•	Big Island police warn of bogus bills
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Lee Cataluna Time to bust out the 'buffet mu'u mu'u'

Sports
•	UH sports UH football refunds come at price of season tickets
•	Hawai'i baseball adds two recruits
•	Wahine again team to beat in WAC
•	Pila named acting football coach at Farrington
•	Heat offer Carter $12 million deal
•	Viloria's next fight on ESPN2
•	Isle File Area players tapped for elite camp
•	July Grand Sumo Tournament Musashimaru in sole possesion of lead at 10-0
•	Ferd Lewis Refunds would best serve UH

Island Life
•	Island Style Teens take a walk on the wild side of footwear
•	Fads & Finds Designer listens to complaints, puts the positives in pantyhose
•	Police testing small SUV as replacement for carts
•	The Left Lane Fourth 'Fantasy'
•	Fashion Calendar
•	Stage Review 'Dragonfly Wings' flits around several subplots
•	TGI Tuesday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Hawaiian Airlines to buy nine more Boeing jets
•	Local firms branching out
•	Matson gets out of tug business
•	National business Hawai'i gas prices remain steady
•	Search engines accused of deception
•	Ford dealers to offer hands-free car phone
•	Tourism Talk Doing it Island style may not work with cruise industry

Opinion
•	Editorial Waikiki's future takes on a brighter shine
•	Editorial Olympics: Now China must prove worthiness
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Kaka'ako should get green light to develop

Technology/Click!
•	Hawai'i Tech Public libraries offer Internet access for the computerless
•	Bytemarks Getting the last laugh with cyberjokes
•	Didgets Downsized digital printer makes photos a snap
•	Wired In Prices for recordable CDs going up, manufacturers say