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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, September 08, 2002

Articles for September 8, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Hilton, hotel union reach deal

Local News
•	ELECTION 2002 Poll shows Hirono leading in Democratic primary
•	Lingle's 'battleship' on cruise control
•	Five vying for Manoa vacancy
•	SEPT. 11 ANNIVERSARY State rescue services step up preparedness
•	OTHER NEWS Hotel workers make deal with Sheraton Waikiki
•	Public housing agency a maze of connections
•	1941 minisub's owner yet to be decided
•	Group 'gravely concerned' about Waimea Valley plants
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Grants
•	Community Calendar
•	Washington Week
•	BOB KRAUSS Marquesans well versed in voyaging
•	LEE CATALUNA From the start, TJ Tario and music were one with each other

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Crusaders win opener
•	Classic might be televised
•	Kahuku routs Kalaheo in OIA East matchup, 40-6
•	UH SPORTS Willoughby lifts Rainbows to Imua title
•	Warriors' loss aggravated by Kauka's injury
•	WAC AND UH OPPONENTS Kentucky clobbers UTEP
•	SEPTEMBER GRAND SUMO TOURNAMENT Musashimaru drops to 0-1
•	ISLE FILE BYUH volleyball team improves record to 7-0
•	FERD LEWIS UH gets glimpse of what future can be
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Memories of 9/11
•	Humor often rises from ashes of catastrophe
•	The skinny on orchestral music's pleasures
•	TV plans full day of Sept. 11 coverage
•	Book chronicles Hawai'i reaction to 9/11
•	Variety of Sept. 11 books on shelves
•	BOOK REVIEW 'Hawaiian Girls' weaves mystery, family into story
•	Lit Beat
•	Best sellers
•	Nickel Creek's progressive bluegrass style exhilirating
•	ISLAND SOUNDS 'The Lolo Popolo' may stir debate but could become signature song
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS Adoptables / Found
•	ART REVIEW Photographs provide rare look into Bhutan life
•	Art calendar
•	Husband, tattered clothes seemingly inseparable
•	Family Album
•	Celebrations
•	Weddings
•	Births
•	'Ohana briefs
•	TRAVEL Explore scenic and historic North Kohala
•	Hike through history at Pololu Valley
•	If you go to North Kohala...
•	Airport security better, but serious holes still remain
•	Bento Box
•	Cartoons come to life in theater of ice

Business
•	ONE YEAR, ONE NATION New types of visitors altering state's tourism industry
•	Dramatic job losses have shaken workers' sense of security
•	Tourism-hurt businesses hone down expenses
•	Cruise industry is keeping sagging tour industry afloat
•	How stocks have fared since Sept. 10, 2001
•	Fewer visitors to Islands are Japanese
•	Attacks crippled travel and tourism industry
•	Islands' airlines still struggling after 9/11 attacks
•	The economy is better, but the signals are still mixed
•	Hawai'i's economy at a glance
•	Islands at a glance

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Use '911 Day' to honor domestic heroes
•	On behalf of the voters, bring on the debates
•	Inmate gardening is a breath of fresh air
•	COMMENTARIES Humanity must put an end to killing
•	U.S. needs to be doing more than dropping bombs
•	AFTER DEADLINE 9/11 anniversary reporting focuses on how it changed us
•	JERRY BURRIS Polls are most useful as tools
•	Letters to the Editor