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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, October 31, 2008

Articles for October 31, 2008

Breaking News
•	Teen injured in Kalihi playground shooting
•	3 men sought in Waianae market robbery
•	Honolulu liquor store robbed at gunpoint
•	Partnership on Hilo to help native Hawaiians
•	Second round of meetings set over Mauna Kea management plan
•	Kahana Valley families safe from eviction while discussions with state continue
•	Utility work to begin Monday on Farrington Highway
•	Another 100-plus Schofield soldiers heading to Iraq
•	Hawaii officials declare Obama birth certificate genuine
•	7 missing people sought on Big Island
•	Big Isle man rescued after clinging to rock all night
•	Another bee mite found near Hilo Bay
•	Utility services secure for now on Molokai
•	Superferry reduces Oahu-Maui service, hikes some prices
•	Diamond to oversee Ala Wai harbor parking
•	Hawaii commercial fishing licenses now online
•	Lingle warns tough times are ahead
•	Set clocks back Saturday night, but not here
•	Weather: Weekend should be sunny and clear
•	Surf: North Shore tops the list at 6 to 8 feet
•	Today's high school football scoreboard
•	Rainbow Wahine sweep past Nevada
•	Victorino tosses pretzels, fans give the shaka during Phillies' parade
•	Navy QB Kaheaku-Enhada will return as starter tomorrow
•	Jenkins wins third state cross country title, helps Leilehua win; Punahou girls four-peat
•	Kalani's Ajimine wins third straight bowling title; Falcon girls, Pearl City boys win team titles
•	CFB: Edwards, Appalachian State dominate Wofford 70-24
•	MLB: Rollins praises Santana, jabs at Mets
•	MLB: Arizona exercises option for right-hander Rauch
•	USC's Ellison sidelined with injured knee
•	MLB: Pirates decline option on Michaels
•	Preps: S. Idaho high school football player arrested
•	MLB: Red Sox exercise Wakefield’s $4 million option
•	NBA: Pistons say Maxiell signed to contract extension
•	NBA: Knicks place Marbury on inactive list
•	NBA: Warriors exercise contract options on Belinelli, Wright
•	MLB: Yankees looking at all options, including Ramirez
•	CBKB: Nevada coach unsure about length of suspensions
•	NFL: Moss a Game-Time Decision
•	CBKB: Hansbrough’s return from injury indefinite
•	MLB: Yankees add pitchers De La Rosa & Hacker to roster
•	NFL: Larry Johnson suspended 1 game by NFL
•	MLB: Brewers plan to make offer to Sabathia soon
•	Sports agent Steinberg facing drunk in public case
•	NFL: Mora declares he’s not a UW candidate
•	NFL: Jets’ LB Harris doubtful, S Smith out vs. Bills
•	NFL: Witten questionable after missing practice again
•	NFL: Packers sign QB Rodgers to contract extension
•	NFL Borrows $2 Billion as Banks, Governments Cope With Crisis
•	NBA: Boston Celtics exercise option on Rondo
•	MLB: Mets Pick Up Delgado’s One-Year, $12 Million Contract Option
•	MLB: Blue Jays exercise 2009 option on Rod Barajas
•	NFL: Kerney now out for ailing Seahawks
•	NFL: For 49er coach Mike Singletary, at least it wasn’t a naked reverse
•	Police report says man was found not breathing at Isiah Thomas’ home
•	NBA: Suns cannot reinvent themselves overnight
•	CFB: Colleagues support fired coach Willingham
•	Gold medalist quits judo for MMA
•	Golf: Hull takes lead as Pettersen struggles in Korea
•	NFL defenses finally go high tech
•	Track and field: Ousted Olympic hurdler charged with steroid use
•	Softball seeks break with baseball for Olympic bid
•	UH men's, women's hoops teams available for photos, autographs
•	UH: Alumni discounts for upcoming football, volleyball games
•	UH football: Military members get discount for assorted games
•	UH volleyball: Celebrate halloween at Friday's match vs. Nevada
•	UH: Redeem ticket stubs for Big City Diner discount
•	Alaska Air starts seasonal service between Anchorage and Kahului
•	Allure Waikiki condo developer opens Tokyo sales office
•	Cyanotech names successor to CFO post
•	Honolulu gas at 10-month low of $3.34
•	CPF returns to profitability in the third quarter
•	Review: Colorful ‘Saltimbanco’ provides jolt of artistry
•	Diocese offers some Damien pilgrimage particulars
•	Conference looks at Hawaii's educational opportunities
•	Free evangelism seminar to be Nov. 9
•	Draft EIS underscores how rail can benefit Oçahu

Local News
•	Last-minute fliers luck out on fares
•	Lingle being asked to halt evictions
•	All voters can vote in 4 OHA contests
•	Part of Honolulu rail transit study released
•	DFS to lay off 130 Hawaii workers
•	U.S. diabetes rate doubles in 10 years
•	Police await report on girl's death
•	6 Marines face jail time for selling stolen gear
•	Bainum adds twist to race for mayor
•	Lingle blames Dems for recession
ELECTION
•	Economy dominates final days of race
•	Not all polls are created equal
•	33.6 million see Obama TV ad
•	Youths helped put governor age issue on ballot
•	Big Island rivals lay out priorities
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Japanese involved in missile intercept
COURTS
•	Obama foe's request for early hearing denied
POLICE
•	18-year-old charged in invasion, shooting
ENVIRONMENT
•	Marine groups will teach you about ocean awareness
BIG ISLAND
•	Big Isle to vote on decriminalized pot
KAUA'I
•	Workshops to teach on legislative participation
•	Kauai man 13th killed in deadliest driving month
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Tree, shrub giveaway Nov. 8 at Kahe plant
•	Pu'uloa Road area again to see 24-hour closures
•	Moanalua Road lane to be closed this evening
•	Jewelry donation drive will benefit symphony
•	First Assembly fun night tonight is open to all
OTHER NEWS
•	Hawaii vehicle dealerships reeling as sales decline 20.3%
•	Shoppers urged to help 'Check Out Hunger'
•	Salutes
•	Romance Festival canceled in 2009 over bad economy
•	Community calendar
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Arrest made in Waikiki robbery
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Early recruiting boon to UH
•	Recent struggles give UH foes hope
•	Nguyen working up cold sweat for nationals
UH FOOTBALL
•	Early recruiting boon to UH
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Kahuku tops Moanalua for Red Conference title
•	Kapolei captures OIA White
•	Saint Louis wallops Kamehameha, 55-28
•	OIA powerhouses clash in semifinals
•	Kalani's Ajimine on a roll on Kauai
•	Games on TV
FOOTBALL
•	Cincinnati tops No. 24 S. Florida, 24-10
•	Weight-loss pill maker stops delivery
BASKETBALL
•	Pistons, Maxiell reportedly agree to 4 years, $20 million
•	Hornets continue their dominance over Suns
BASEBALL
•	Brewers hire Macha as their new manager
RECREATION
•	Nguyen working up cold sweat for nationals
•	Maui's Payne surfs way back to Australia
•	Sports notices
•	Arnoult's Paralympic T-shirts up for sale
ISLE FILE
•	BeachBoys top Sharks to tie for first in East
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Makeup for the season
•	Find exotic treasures at bazaar
•	Rediscover Islands while giving back
MUSIC
•	U.K.'s Kooks bring confidence to U.S.
•	My view: 'Ultra Beatdown' by DragonForce
•	Billboard hits
MOVIES
•	Slasher films remain popular amid harsh reality
•	Crude and juvenile antics can't rescue dull 'Porno'
•	'RocknRolla' lacks feeling, neither rocks nor rolls
•	'High School Musical' sequel sings
•	Screening room
•	Want a gross-out Halloween? This is your flick
TELEVISION
•	'Kit Kittredge' a heartwarming film for the family
PEOPLE
•	Comic puts funny spin on election
HOME AND GARDEN
•	See the best Madagascar has to offer
•	Home and garden calendar
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	Symphony series features principal oboe
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Less stress, more beautiful
•	Tube Notes
•	What's Up!
•	Buzzing about...
•	Halloween calendar
•	Ongoing events
•	Neighbor Islands
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Joey's talent boosts traditional classics

Business
•	R.I.-based CVS seals deal for Island favorite Longs Drugs
•	New tour arrivals giving Isles a boost
•	Banks look for ways to trim consumers' credit card debt
REAL ESTATE
•	30-year mortgage rates spike to 6.46%
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawaii vehicle dealerships reeling as sales decline 20.3%
•	Halloween industry grows beyond candy and costumes
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Exxon Mobil's quarterly profit is biggest ever
•	Tesoro to process less crude oil

Opinion
•	Illegal shelter shows plight of Isle homeless
•	Bus-stop seating must remain open to riders
COMMENTARY
•	Demand city offer more data
•	Rail will bring a better future
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Saxo-funktastic!
•	Hathaway flexes star power in 'Getting Married'
•	Well-executed continental classics sing at Aria
NIGHTLIFE
•	After Hours: Nightspotting

MOVIES
•	Slasher films remain popular amid harsh reality
•	Crude and juvenile antics can't rescue dull 'Porno'
•	'RocknRolla' lacks feeling, neither rocks nor rolls
•	'High School Musical' sequel sings
•	Screening room
•	Want a gross-out Halloween? This is your flick
TELEVISION
•	Don't let TV switch disrupt your shows
•	'Kit Kittredge' a heartwarming film for the family
MUSIC
•	U.K.'s Kooks bring confidence to U.S.
•	My view: 'Ultra Beatdown' by DragonForce
•	Billboard hits
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Joey's talent boosts traditional classics
DINING
•	Honolulu's best salads
•	What's Up!
•	Buzzing about...
•	Halloween calendar
•	Ongoing events
•	Neighbor Islands

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