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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, January 08, 2002

Articles for January 8, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Former legislator to plead guilty to tax charges
•	Gambling hits new snag
•	UH wide receiver Lelie to hire agent
•	Kamehameha Schools reaps revenue gains
•	Trust sells Goldman stock
•	Wendell Brooks consulting again
•	Police Beat
•	Varied forecasts dampen market gains

Local News
•	Traffic camera glitches limit first-day tickets to 158
•	Gambling advocates, foes converging on Hawai'i
•	South Kohala mourns slain woman
•	Odd space pairing discovered
•	Education State gets low grade for early education
•	Ezra to handle motion in Felix probe
•	Commuting New signs for cul-de-sacs to cost $1 million
•	Leeward O'ahu to get traffic cameras
•	Drive Time Sony Open poses parking problems
•	Roadwork
•	Getting around O'ahu
•	Other news Missouri's lower decks open to public
•	Two more dengue fever cases reported in Hana
•	Speaker Hastert encourages Pacific Rim to fight terror
•	Fire chief receives evaluators' top score
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Islands Firm withdraws Keopuka development plans
•	Workshop for nonprofits set in Hilo
•	Christmas Fund donations
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Lee Cataluna Value Pass promotion falls short

Sports
•	Big turquoise waves create perfect Eddie Aikau meet
•	Slater leaves no doubt with victory
•	Lelie closer to NFL draft
•	Investing in Hawai'i sports
•	UH volleyball ready to ramble
•	Dung expected to get HPU job
•	SONY OPEN Wilson, Cotner earn berths in Sony Open
•	2002 Sony Open in Hawai'i
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Got to start somewhere
•	Weekly honors
•	Advertiser's top 10 basketball poll
•	Standings, leaders
•	All-Stars
•	Sports to watch
•	ISLE FILE Tuitele, Wong with national team
•	CONTESTS Winners named in Sony Open, Wahine ticket contests
•	FERD LEWIS Lehman due for victory
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	ISLAND STYLE Geek chic look is clean cut
•	WWII vet 'lit torch' for Hawai'i's gay residents
•	Designer Yves Saint Laurent retires
•	'Lord of the Rings' remains on top
•	Linkin Park sells most records in 2001
•	SYMPHONY REVIEW Pianist meets Chopin challenge
•	BOOK REVIEW 'Terror' looks inside doomed Pan Am 103
•	THE LEFT LANE Wahine magazine sees last wave
•	TGI Tuesday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Bank enlists 'ideal leader'
•	Apple introduces swivel iMac
•	Car of future may sit on glorified skateboard
•	United's mechanics file lawsuit over panel
•	Japanese travel overseas falls 42%
•	Holiday fails to entice air travelers out of Japan
•	Las Vegas opens bigger convention center

Opinion
•	Editorial Casino idea alluring, but it's still a bad bet
•	Editorial U.S. must take care in Philippine mission
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Hurricane money should be returned

Technology/Click!
•	Staying afloat when ISPs don't
•	Q&A Some ISPs limit accumulation of in-box e-mail
•	BYTE MARKS 2Sync offers desktop convenience
•	Women, minorities find buying cars online saves money
•	TV that watches you is on the way
•	Tech toys