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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, October 11, 2002

Articles for October 11, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	CSX docks with Isle cargo
•	Police say boy admits to setting brush fire
•	Boat in tow comes loose near H-1 Waimalu
•	Police Beat
•	GE gains propel rally for Dow, blue chips

Local News
•	Iolani coach battling Lou Gehrig's disease
•	City shifts 'vision' money to neighborhood boards
•	Hawai'i delegation dissents in Iraq vote
•	An opulence of art at Diamond Head
•	Housing records missing
•	Mold displaces Inouye's office
•	Widow testifies Rodrigues hired spouse to pay loan
•	ELECTION 2002 Elections chief says deadline stands
•	Group aims to save Japanese center
•	Details on biowar testing requested
•	Lingle, Aiona denounce Web site
•	Kaua'i delays decision on smoking ban
•	ELECTION 2002 Old, new matchups vie for seats
•	Sponsors step in to save toy-drive parades
•	Hawai'i Briefs
•	Police Beat
•	Teddy led a good life in the park
•	Obituaries
•	HAWAIIAN STYLE For author Trask, the land is a living metaphor

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Midnight debuts tonight for UH basketball teams
•	Two former Rainbow women back as managers
•	Nevada's building for a breakthrough
•	Bass won't play against Nevada
•	PADDLING Japan club hopes to make waves at Moloka'i Hoe
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Castle looks for 2nd straight OIA upset
•	Menehune hold off Red Raiders
•	RECREATION Kalauao's hidden treasures
•	Gaspar, Sandblom top Dillingham seeds
•	Wakeboarders sought for meet
•	The racing report
•	Sports notices
•	ISLE FILE Irons, Robb surf into third round of Spain meet
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Electroclash stirring up Oahu's club scene
•	Homes, sweet homes for your daydreams
•	'Chicken' wimps out on porn comedy
•	STAGE REVIEW 'Bloodline' explores relationships and lineages
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS 'Harlequin' will debut at orchid exhibition
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	THE LEFT LANE A day of difference
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	DOCKWORKERS Cargo flotilla nears harbor
•	Tangle of cargo slows waterfront recovery
•	HAWAI'I BUSINESS Fairfield buys Kona resort units
•	3 seek pay by Viata through Chapter 7
•	Moving to Islands could be on the rise
•	Price Busters founder named top retailer
•	OTHER BUSINESS United stock falls to 40-year low
•	30-year mortgage rates hit record lows 6th time this year
•	Cost of California homes may rise

Opinion
•	Short-term special election not worth it
•	Developers must keep ancient sites in mind
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Education is the key to survival

Entertainment/TGIF
•	COVER STORY Inside the lion dance tradition
•	DINING SCENE Food at Chai's Island Bistro a bit short on pizazz
•	MUSIC SCENE Jazzing up the ivories from a tender age
•	Pianist packs music with emotion
•	Billboard hits
•	THE NIGHT STUFF Sounds, sushi combine for sensory delight
•	MOVIE SCENE Life, death successfully explored in 'Tuck Everlasting'
•	'White Oleander' is well-acted soap opera
•	'Transporter' delivers pure popcorn fun
•	'Rules of Attraction' shabbily depicts college life
•	Knock 'Knockaround Guys' off your must-see list
•	'Experiment' about power corrupting
•	'Brown Sugar' is clever, romantic comedy set in the world of hip hop
•	Art House celebrates a week of Italian films
•	Screening room
•	The Buzz
•	What's Up!
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Ongoing Event
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Critic's Choice