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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, April 16, 2002

Articles for April 16, 2002

Local News
•	Schofield soldier killed in grenade accident
•	SCHOOLS Schools could get $195M for repairs, maintenance
•	Crowded schools desperate to expand
•	OTHER TOP STORIES New visitor fees for spiffed-up Diamond Head
•	Giuliani will hold party for Lingle
•	POLICE/COURTS Police chief receives second term
•	Maui mother guilty of fleeing U.S. with children
•	Lawyer says slain bouncer wasn't man defendant kicked
•	Seamen waiting for travel papers
•	Police Beat
•	LOCAL NEWS OHA wants to pay administrator more
•	Movie about Middle East fosters lively discussion
•	Postal Service set to cover postage errors
•	Hanauma Bay closed for paving
•	Hawai'i may feel arthritis drug shortage
•	Musician Moe Keale dead at 62
•	O'ahu briefs
•	COMMUTING Break that dependency on your vehicle for Earth Car Free Day
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Homes to be rebuilt in lower Puna
•	Big Island gets 13th preschool
•	Awards
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA A modern look into mythology

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Men's volleyball playoff match may not be televised
•	Louisiana Tech handcuffs Hawai'i
•	HIGH SCHOOLS ILH teams devastated by injuries
•	Weekly Honors
•	HIGH SCHOOL: ALL-STATE BOYS BASKETBALL Iolani's Low is Player of Year as a sophomore
•	Neighbor Island basketball all-stars
•	OTHER SPORTS Honolulu's Lyau 118th at Boston Marathon
•	Russell on fast track to pros
•	ISLE FILE Hawai'i team wins national basketball title for 10-under
•	FERD LEWIS Football bowl series hurt by computers
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	HAPPY TOGETHER Weddings off the beaten path
•	'Reinvented' Punahou grad shares advice with women
•	The American garage: a haven, pop culture icon
•	THE LEFT LANE Singer urgest U.S. to stop AIDS, Dine out for a change, Own a 'Clockstopper,' Spiff up the driveway
•	Diane Farr stands out on cop show 'The Job'
•	TGIF Tuesday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Queen Kapi'olani sold
•	Vacant offices hold empty promise
•	Study says Honolulu long-term care costly
•	Airline adds seats to Osaka
•	Volkswagen ready to roll behind new leader's ideas
•	Coca-Cola welcomes vanilla to its lineup of soft drinks
•	Japan reacts to downgraded credit
•	Kmart submits 10,000-page filing

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Outmoded speed limits need tweaking
•	Pacific commands are vital to our back yard
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES School boards must be financed

Technology/Click!
•	BYTEMARKS System sends healthcare to remote areas
•	No more free rides for some Web site services
•	PC-based 'EverQuest' coming to PlayStation 2