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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, March 23, 2001

Articles for March 23, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Teachers win key fight
•	GST Telecom selling assets
•	Maui High shooting threat reports investigated
•	Waipahu High calm after lockdown
•	Truck driver arrested after newspaper carrier killed
•	Senior class sweeps Kamehameha Song Contest
•	Police briefs

Local News
•	Residents demand alternative to Wa'ahila power poles
•	Prison reviewing "Security 101'
•	Families silently mourn missing sons
•	Enthusiasm for making sailing canoe is spreading through La'ie
•	Film-TV revenue set Isle record in 2000
•	Teachers, state called back to bargaining table
•	Golf tee-time scam costs men playing privileges
•	What's open and closed on Monday, Kuhio Day
•	At-risk youth challenged to excel — and they do
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Big Isle planning chief opposes koa harvesting plan
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Neighborhood board election campaigns begin
•	Obituaries
•	Lee Cataluna Let's get action for Isle films
•	Corrections
•	Justices to rule on DUI alerts
•	Helicopter crashes on test flight
•	Shooting rumors to keep Maui High closed
•	Next UH president's fresh approach wins admirers
•	Escapee crashes into HPD's front steps
•	Lawsuit filed in school molestation case

Sports
•	UH will bid for WNIT title game
•	UH aims at 'wellness' in spring
•	Warriors have every thing to lose
•	Mid-Pacific, 'Iolani remain unbeaten
•	Visitors get no pity at the pit
•	Linebacker will get extra year of eligibility
Recreation
•	Destination: Better health
Cycling
•	Weekend rides planned
Outdoor Briefs
•	Sand & Sea Festival this weekend
Isle File
•	UH softball team wins two in Invitational
•	March Grand Sumo Tournament

Island Life
•	Oscars could use some fixes
•	Elvis Week in Hawai'i centers around new Rock Cafe
•	Fads & Finds Wedding dolls on McDonald's menu
•	Around Town Martha Stewart to be on 'Car Talk'
•	Show Biz Moon tutors music, Bautista waits tables
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	High-tech tax-incentive bills need work
•	Snazzy Italian scooters return
•	Loans lift Hawaiian hopes for enterprise
•	Tax amount set for wholesalers
•	Apple has worms in new OS X
•	Japan insurer swallowed up by debt
•	Technology funds take a beating
•	Investors concede market to bears

Opinion
•	Census shows a shift in political landscape
•	Detente with Cuba is long overdue
•	Second Opinion Don't raise minimum wage
•	Letters to the Editor