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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, September 10, 2006

Articles for September 10, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Bob Krauss dies at 82
•	Big Island man dies after car wreck
•	Maui accident victim identified
•	Man injured at shooting range
•	Homelands briefing draws 700

Local News
•	Schools still scraping for textbooks
•	Isles making gains in battle against ice
•	Army seldom sought permits
•	Moloka'i project gains support
•	People bursting with Palolo pride
ELECTION
•	Akaka, Case gain endorsements
EDUCATION
•	Former charter schools head still perplexed by his firing
BIG ISLAND
•	Safety cited in seizures of ATVs
KAUA'I
•	Plaque remembers Hanapepe Massacre
OTHER NEWS
•	Hundreds shop, taste, learn at Woman Expo
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH no challenge for Stanford volleyball
•	Baseball icon Yonamine will be honored by 49ers
•	Damien, Iolani battle to 34-34 tie
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
•	Mules beat Trojans; first time since 1996
ISLE FILE
•	No. 14 BYU-Hawai'i sweeps Chaminade
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	UH policy on privacy misguided

Island Life
•	Labor of love
•	Cybergrandparents dishing out advice
•	'Simpsons' keep laughs coming as show hits 18
•	Billy Joel movin' in for Blaisdell concert
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	'No Frills' from 'ukulele, bass master Ritz
TELEVISION
•	Korean blockbuster films in HIFF lineup
PETS
•	Foster care rewards pets, people
THEATER
•	Tryout calendar
BOOKS
•	Murakami masters short tales
•	Lit Beat
•	Hawai'i best-sellers
•	Bamboo Ridge puts future authors on write track
ART
•	Westermann's outsider art fits perfectly in 'Dreaming'
•	Stern at UH-Manoa
•	Art calendar
OTHER FEATURES
•	New show, nightclub, ultra lounge for Waikiki
'OHANA
•	Say whatever you want, Pluto got a raw deal
LOVE STORIES
•	Football fever runs through their love
•	TGI Sunday
•	Births
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	'No Frills' from 'ukulele, bass master Ritz

Business
•	9/11 became bookend of tourism extremes
•	Post-9/11 tips to cope with air travel
TOURISM
•	Business is good for Western hotel chains in Vietnam
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawai'i status report
•	Share price often falls as CEO golf improves

Opinion
•	Hanabusa stands out in race for U.S. House
COMMENTARY
•	Kaua'i's residents take priority
•	Honolulu is managing its growth
•	Preserving unique Maui identity
•	Big Island development critical for all
•	School money formula needs hard look now
•	China wary of U.S. friendship with Japan
JERRY BURRIS
•	First-class field seeks Ed Case's vacant seat
AFTER DEADLINE
•	New way of covering debate worked
•	Letters to the Editor

Travel
•	Traveling through time in Finland's outback
•	Barbershops hold food secrets
HOLOHOLO
•	Palace is now offering audio tours
•	Travel Almanac
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	Next up: elimination blackjack
IRENE CROFT JR.
•	Mileage credit cards — how do you choose?