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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, October 15, 2002

Articles for October 15, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	John Mink to run for late wife's Congress seat
•	United expands Denver flights to Honolulu
•	Rockslide, downed poles follow heavy rains
•	Forecasters warn dangerous weather possible
•	Police Beat
•	UH mascot signs on for three years
•	Business Briefs
•	Dow profits from earnings news

Local News
•	Mom charged after kids found wandering at airport
•	Team spirit helps unite Kapolei
•	Hearings on DLNR rule changes today
•	Yes vote urged on school financing
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Unification Church plan raises fears on Big Island
•	Crumbling cemetery shocks officials
•	Mauna Loa eruption could devastate area
•	ELECTION 2002 Republicans ahead of their time (zone)
•	Maui races highlight rural needs
•	Carpenters union backs Hirono
•	POLICE/COURTS Governor orders inquiry into housing agency allegations
•	Lawyer says man killed dancer in self-defense
•	Ex-trustee sues officials involved with probe
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS State Hospital welcomes partners
•	Sister Agnes Murphy, helper of disabled, dead at 89
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	COMMUTING Reader thinks new paint would save time, money... and lives
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Adding to the 'ohana

Sports
•	UH SPORTS 6-8 forward to sign with UH
•	Warriors battled bacterial infections
•	Ilaoa gets medical clearance for Tulsa game
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Coaching volleyball all in the family for Ehias
•	Kalani names new coaches
•	Five OIA teams vie for final spots in league playoffs
•	Weekly honors
•	Advertiser's Top 10 football poll
•	Football standings, statistics, schedule
•	ISLE FILE UH's Atay, Kai sweep WAC weekly honors
•	FERD LEWIS Give us numbers we can count on
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Tired teens: Deprivation of sleep takes a toll
•	Kikaida takes on the digital generation
•	Jewelry reflects beauty of the sea
•	Clock ticking for '60 Minutes' executive producer
•	Recent firings suggest FM radio's shock jocks have had their day
•	Columbine film angers firearms group
•	ABOUT WOMEN Here's to the Sam-and-curly-fries guy, wherever he may be
•	THE LEFT LANE Love aplenty
•	TIP-OFF 'Three Faces of Elvis' concert set for Oct. 26
•	SHOW BIZ Maui dining spot the place to be for actors
•	TGI Tuesday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Dock backup fuels tension
•	Pension fund hurt by poor investing
•	Hawai'i may get more travelers after Bali blast
•	Kahului firm set to take on Hollywood in trial
•	MPAA steps up efforts to stop online pirates
•	Airlines haven't cut back on lobbying
•	Business briefs
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Biometrics proponents to gather in Hawai'i
•	Tech earnings to reflect low demand
•	Do-it-all cell phones may not sell
•	Venture capitalists hit hard by tech slump
•	Technology briefs
•	JOHN DUCHEMIN A dose of realism might have lessened the impact of telecom fallout

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS 'No child' requirements continue to balloon
•	Crystal meth 'epidemic' affects all in the Islands
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Turnout of voters should be higher

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Open Source saves people money
•	Fed-up consumers are taking complaints into their own hands
•	Copyright debate to heat up in 2003