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The Honolulu Advertiser
Articles for October 10, 2005

Breaking News/Updates
 •  Missing woman found at Kane'ohe Bay
 •  Police beat: Attempted-murder case opened
 •  Stocks decline ahead of third-quarter earnings
 •  UH volleyball team No. 11

Local News
 •  Army uniform gets digitized
 •  State sex offenders registry updated
 •  Deal to preserve pathways to Portlock Beach questioned
 •  1916-2005: Bert Kobayashi, former state high court judge
 •  Schofield soldier held in slaying
CITY GOVERNMENT
 •  Shaka Santa gets reprieve on rent
MILITARY AFFAIRS
 •  Savings program evolves
 •  Cutting back in Okinawa
 •  Historic air base returns to Germany
ENVIRONMENT
 •  Kawai Nui negotiations set to resume
OTHER NEWS
 •  Library seeks state funds
 •  Search to continue for missing sailboarder
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
 •  Sand Isle bridge work wraps up
 •  Obituaries
HAWAI'I'S ENVIRONMENT
 •  Renewed interest in old bikes

Sports
 •  Purcell's availability in doubt after knee injury
 •  Lanikai makes it two in a row
 •  Brazilian captures world triathlon title
UH WOMEN'S SOCCER
 •  Rainbow Wahine shut down Boise State, 3-0
FOOTBALL
 •  NFL notes
ISLE FILE
 •  Fujikawa trails junior golf event by one
 •  Sports calendar
 •  On the Air
 •  For the Record
FERD LEWIS
 •  WAC foes eye Hawai'i Bowl berth

Island Life
 •  Fall trends in fashion dazzle daytime
 •  Lake Wobegon will go on after its Hollywood fling
 •  Reality TV stakes out pub in 'most haunted' city in U.S.
ABOUT MEN
 •  Right on course as lost cause
OTHER FEATURES
 •  Memorable masquerades
 •  The surprisingly human side of Einstein
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
 •  Decorating cramped quarters
 •  Tonight's Must-See
 •  TGI Monday

Business
 •  Fuel-efficient vehicles scarcer
 •  Whoa! Before you quit, have a plan
 •  Confidence helps land job on road to recovery
WORKPLACE
 •  Author's rejection letters serve useful purpose in the end
 •  Coming events
 •  Trade winds

Opinion
 •  Water pollution deal key for environment
 •  Too much pork in $32B homeland bill
COMMENTARY
 •  Raising minimum wage benefits everyone
 •  Tales of Miers' brass earn her some respect
 •  Letters to the Editor