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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, July 17, 2002

Articles for July 17, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Police arrest 26 during hotel picketing
•	Kaka'ako low-rises urged
•	UH selects new coach in Wahine water polo
•	Police Beat
•	Market finally ekes out gains

Local News
•	Mice pestering Maui
•	KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS Kamehameha CEO says admissions policy flawed
•	Decision transforms alumni into activists
•	ANALYSIS Kamehameha trustees torn between duty and law
•	OTHER TOP STORIES Wreckage of plane to be moved, examined
•	Dobelle calls for unity in detailing plans for UH
•	AUW's 211 hot line provides referral connection
•	POLICE/COURTS Drug program money OK'd
•	Lawsuit targets code at McKinley
•	Contractor sentenced for theft, fraud
•	Police Beat
•	ELECTIONS 2002 Anderson files in governor race as a Democrat
•	OTHER NEWS Air conditioning turns 100 today
•	Hawai'i trails nation's use of home-cooling systems
•	Airport's prized trees chopped
•	Kahuku Hospital rescued
•	Wahiawa sewage safeguards improved
•	Tripler helps victims of Micronesia typhoon
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Volunteers
•	BOB KRAUSS 'Historic' escapades of yore

Sports
•	Canoe races lose sponsor
•	Hawai'i paddlers take on rough Oregon waters
•	UH's Shoji honored by USA Volleyball
•	Musashimaru improves to 10-1
•	WTA Tour returns to Waikoloa Sept. 7-15
•	Two Hawai'i women invited to live at Olympic Center
•	Judo's Takata living Olympic dream 24/7
•	N.M. catcher resting after long season
•	Calif. junior college gets Niko Noga Jr.
•	ISLE FILE Isle golfers ousted from Public Links
•	Sports Calendar
•	Iverson likely to party on
•	For the record

Island Life
•	Creepy comedy comes back
•	'Wedding' draws wide range of fans
•	'Better' sex differs for men, women
•	THE LEFT LANE Teens to kick ash
•	TGI Wednesday
•	Tube Notes
•	TASTE Chillin' with cool soups
•	Norwegian Star chefs share popular cucumber soup
•	Organic Kona beans inspire new coffee line
•	Ginger float makes refreshing sipping
•	'Fannie Farmer' author says anyone can cook
•	Quick and Easy: Spicy Baked Fish
•	Culinary Calendar
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Trade expo offers insight into food preparation
•	OFF THE SHELF Edible-pod sugar snap peas worth the extra effort
•	QUICK BITES Slow Food plans July 27 buffet

Business
•	Hotel pickets return as pre-emptive 'strike'
•	Phoenix investors buy Marc Resorts
•	Lack of jobs stalling recovery
•	Gloomy mood sets in over Wall Street
•	Greenspan guardedly optimistic
•	UPS makes 22 percent deal with Teamsters

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Kamehameha trustees need beneficiary trust
•	Investors: Don't let bear market panic you
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH Hawaiians must pull together

Entertainment/TGIF
•	'Eight Legged Freaks' doesn't have a leg to stand on