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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, October 29, 2002

Articles for October 29, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Two hurt in helicopter crash near Schofield
•	Lifeguards warn of high surf
•	Police Beat
•	Cyanotech reports loss
•	Dow bounces back from sharp downturn
•	Court: Doctors can't lose licenses for suggesting pot

Local News
•	ELECTION 2002 Officials to remove 70,000 names from voter list
•	Hirono, Lingle target Hawai'i's public schools
•	Voters offered 'change' in two varieties
•	Special vote tally to be delayed
•	Voter league opposes amendment
•	Hawaiian Democrats support Hirono
•	Bush adviser promotes Lingle candidacy
•	Kid-voting group takes to the sign-waving tradition
•	POLICE/COURTS Harris aide seeks ruling on environmental summit
•	Defendant accused of scaring witness
•	OTHER NEWS Sea memorial dilemma grows
•	'Superblock' Wal-Mart opponents combine for blitz
•	Makapu'u work starts next week
•	Midway tourism still on hold
•	Commanders' title no longer in CINC
•	Chickenpox awareness grows
•	Grace Chapel neighbors seek restrictions
•	William Rowland, president of Oceanic Institute, dead at 80
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	COMMUTING Governor renames Honolulu freeways
•	DRIVE TIME City ready to unveil its dream Waikiki
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Mite-y big differences in dust

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Together, UH teams score hat trick in WAC honors
•	Switching to football paid off for Chang
•	WARRIORS NOTEBOOK Third WAC bowl slot still up for grabs
•	HIGH SCHOOLS When Governors need offense, they go to Bell
•	No obstacles get in his way
•	Radford's Alegre to be honored
•	Weekly honors
•	Advertiser's Top 10 football poll
•	Standings, statistics
•	OTHER SPORTS Savovic enjoying NBA ride, but injury has him sidelined
•	Ex-UH player Akana will assist Nuggets
•	Viloria's next fight in Atlantic City
•	ISLE FILE Punahou's Richardson to play volleyball at St. John's
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	ISLAND STYLE Unmask your own creature features using makeup
•	Halloween evokes divergent views in Islands
•	Jewish faithful advised to shun pagan holiday
•	'Stripped' CD takes rawer, bare-bones approach
•	THE LEFT LANE Good for your health
•	ABOUT WOMEN Halloween perfect time for adults to unmask inner child
•	AROUND TOWN 'Dracula' play at Waiahole
•	SHOW BIZ 'Sopranos' role not to be for entertainment guru
•	TGI Tuesday
•	Tube Notes
•	Fashion Calendar

Business
•	TOURISM Tourists lingering here
•	Agency plans hearings on sustainable tourism
•	Terrorism presents new worry
•	OTHER BUSINESS Marketing proposal draws questions
•	Former Andersen partner joins trust
•	Joblessness still a drag on Japan's flagging economy
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Venture capitalists remain wary of new risks
•	Internet retail boom predicted to close out this year
•	TECHNOLOGY BRIEFS UH kicks off research series
•	HI. TECH New governor needs to produce more than lofty talk about high-tech

Opinion
•	EDITORIAL Why The Advertiser recommends Lingle
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Candidates don't offer positive change

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Cracking the HTML e-mail code
•	MSN vs. AOL: Internet provider heavyweights rumble
•	More voters go online to study issues, candidates