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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, June 19, 2001

Articles for June 19, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Liberty House sold, to become a Macy's
•	Highlights of the deal
•	Generations of shoppers grew up with LIberty House
•	Police Beat
•	Suspicious 'lab' closes part of Farrington Highway
•	Earnings worries keep market flat

Local News
•	Education Teachers may not get bonus on time
•	Cayetano to cooperate in Felix consent inquiry
•	Other news Kapolei vision as yet unfulfilled
•	Divers, researchers return to USS Arizona to study decay
•	Search for new OHA administrator takes ugly turn
•	City worker hooks huge fish, $10,000
•	Honolulu Theatre for Youth losing 42-year mainstay to retirement
•	City to take first step in Waimea Valley acquisition
•	Preservationist groups get a victory in Irwin Park court case
•	Woman dies in H-1 accident
•	Dorothy Wilson, former Realtor, dead at 73
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Police/Court Kidnap attempt stuns Kaimuki neighborhood
•	Nigerian gets prison sentence, $586,000 fine for bank fraud
•	Commuting Kailua learns to deal with sewer work
•	Water main breaks in Kalihi, snarls traffic
•	Roadwork
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Neighbor Islands Puna shooting victim had long criminal past
•	Maui gets new apartment complex
•	Maui planning agency moves to temporary offices
•	Circumstances of fatal plane crash on Lana'i a mystery, NTSB says
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Lee Cataluna Society readies for Feast of Holy Ghost

Sports
•	Damien forfeits upset football players, parents
•	Forfeiting is wrong, Damien grad says
•	System is to blame for prep routs
•	UH sports UH holds up WAC-ESPN deal
•	UH men's volleyball team adds outside hitter
•	U.S. Open South African wins U.S. Open in playoff
•	Even in victory, Goosen had difficulty applying finishing touch
•	Other sports Ripken says he'll retire at end of season
•	City planning tennis complex near Waipi'o-Gentry
•	Viloria to be interviewed today on ESPN2
•	Isle File Kaua'i surfers advance in professional contest

Island Life
•	Island Style Riding high on fashion
•	Fashion Calendar
•	Chili peppers could be next hot crop
•	Japanese 'voice actors' give new life to American entertainment
•	The Left Lane Box-office battle
•	Tomimbang planning series
•	Tip-off Kumu Kahua reviving 'Aloha Friday'
•	VH1 wants to become part of viewer's lives
•	Film institute ranks top thrillers of all time
•	TGI Tuesday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Marriott sells Kaua'i resort, but will continue to manage it
•	Tech firm brings hope to local economy
•	Manoa Innovation Center gets new manager
•	Microsoft may pressure PC makers to exclude AOL
•	Dole predicts higher second-quarter profits
•	U.S. hotels struggling to make debt payments
•	Japan showing more signs of economic slowdown
•	Tyson, IBP back at the table
•	Tourism Talk Waikiki improvements must pass the test with new visitors

Opinion
•	Editorial Isle reapportionment plan can be apolitical
•	Editorial Kaimuki trolley still an idea worth keeping
•	Editorial Garza death sentence raises deep questions
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices HECO's blind eye to change

Technology/Click!
•	Wired In Digital camera prices plummet with rise in supply, competition
•	Hawai'i Tech Living a spam-free existence
•	Didgets Book keeps you in tune with Opera browser
•	Bytemarks Best and latest TV ads just a click away