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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, December 30, 2001

Articles for December 30, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Honolulu airport closed own after security breach

Local News
•	2001: Pain and patriotism
•	A year in review
•	2001 was rough for beleaguered Democrats
•	Waimea alerted to lead in water
•	Mochi will bind your family together
•	STATE GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS Health benefit trustees named
•	Changes made to state tax forms
•	OTHER NEWS Mercado feels like home for many Hispanics
•	Man, 86, dies after being hit by car
•	Makapu'u rockfall cleared
•	La'ie New Year's concert drops public admission fee
•	Four Big Island residents charged in break-in
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Community Calendar
•	Obituaries
•	BOB KRAUSS A resting place amid the bustle

Sports
•	Savovic leads Warriors to victory over Nevada
•	Wahine's game at El Paso postponed
•	Ex-Roosevelt linebacker to join UH
•	Mililani girl pitches perfect game
•	Two aces in same group, same round
•	ISLE FILE Chaminade turns back Presbyterian
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Family faces boy's illness with fortitude, faith, love
•	Author helped fuel success of other Asian Americans
•	Academy of Arts brings ex-curator back as director
•	HAWAI'I WAYS, HAWAI'I DAYS Casting a line across three generations
•	BOOKS New editions reflect authors' final drafts
•	HOMESTYLE Information campaign, tree planting honor Sept. 11 victim
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS Ensure pet safety during New Year's
•	ART Kailua establishing strong cultural presence on O'ahu
•	Art Calendar
•	Disney classic comes to IMAX
•	Adoptables/Lost

Business
•	Air carriers studying interisland market
•	2001: Trouble and triumph Capitalist society moves on with focus
•	Hawai'i's outlook at a glance
•	Isle firms fair game in year of megadeals
•	Terror attacks, recession hit state tourism
•	2001 represented sea changes for many Hawai'i companies
•	Connecting unemployed to jobs
•	Motorola leads way in job cuts
•	Job-hunting resources proliferating on Web
•	National outlook at a glance
•	New York's economy still limping badly
•	Wall Street puts bad news behind
•	Timeline Key national and local business events of 2001
•	Other business Slump spreads beyond tourism in Caribbean
•	Mexico once again becomes hot destination
•	Personal Finance Mutual fund fans resolving to invest smarter

Opinion
•	Editorial Legislature faces budget difficulties
•	'Tiser Christmas Fund still has room to grow
•	Commentary Do battling civilizations mean changes at home?
•	Lessons for an intolerant human race
•	Police follow disclosure guidelines of contract
•	Academia should lend a hand to government
•	Breast cancer screening does not reduce deaths
•	Letters to the Editor

Ohana
•	Students on break turn sloth into an art
•	Sleep troubles often go untreated
•	Disaster, aging programs offered
•	For the new year: better-eating tips that won't go to waist
•	Prescriptions Choose organic to minimize pesticide exposure
•	Fun House Heavenly Father, I'm feeling the heat ...
•	Family Calendar
•	Weddings
•	Births
•	Celebrations
•	Reunions
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

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