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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, April 27, 2001

Articles for April 27, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	UHPA and state square off before Supreme Court
•	O'ahu and Aloha Bowls moving to Mainland
•	Woman's car plows into Palolo home
•	Chinatown pool hall hit by armed robbers
•	Police briefs
•	Car booster seats for keiki may be required
•	No foul play found in inmates' death

Local News
•	New plan saves state tournaments
•	Revised formats get mixed reviews
•	Schools reopen to hugs, classwork
•	Different arithmetic blocked school days
•	Pressure on to catch up after strike
•	Hawai'i ranches guard against foot-and-mouth disease
•	Ka'anapali group sues over beach vendors
•	Spending hiked $800 million in two-year budget
•	Honolulu attorney may get federal court position
•	Former trustee Wong pleads not guilty
•	Eco-tourism demand rises
•	Sewage rides cured-in-place pipeline
•	Bottle deposit bill dead this session
•	Police Beat
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor islands Maui water board kills 'Iao agreement
•	Fluoridation supporters not giving up on Moloka'i
•	Big Island rattled by earthquakes
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Lee Cataluna Love, tuna in Island care boxes

Sports
•	Hawai'i slams past BYU into MPSF final
•	Theocharidis named the MPSF Player of Year
•	New plan saves state tournaments
•	Revised formats get mixed reviews
•	NCAA basketball limits put on hold
•	Castle High graduate leads Japan golf event
•	High schools Chong, Jobe capture ILH tennis crowns
•	Recreation USTA clinics make tennis free for all
•	Elite women's water polo teams here for MPSF playoffs
•	Small Colleges Eleven Hawai'i softball players on PacWest academic team
•	Isle File NIT champ Tulsa in BYUH tournament
•	Outside Notes
•	Racing Report
•	Ferd Lewis UH is no exception to the rule

Island Life
•	Tempest in a flower pot
•	Stage Review 'Beyond the Falls' bubbles with color
•	Visitors swarm Ellis Island database on U.S. immigrants
•	The Left Lane Surpassing its goal
•	Stage Review HTY play aimed at preschoolers features some quirky songs
•	Show Biz TV's Food Network chef dined like a king
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	March arrivals fall short of last year
•	Navy to look at experimental hull
•	Wal-Mart abandons piggyback proposal
•	O'ahu shipyard purchased
•	IMF forecasts slower growth, no recession
•	IBM sidewalk campaign takes bad turn

Opinion
•	Hawai'i must set open tone for ADB meeting
•	Biotech a crucial part of Isle economic future
•	Lei Day: Let's make it a tradition everywhere
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Over the whales' dead bodies