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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, November 02, 2001

Articles for November 2, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Chemical scare closes part of Hotel Street
•	Agencies to get $1.6 million in ADB reimbursement
•	Maui school closed after counselor falls ill
•	Police Beat
•	Stocks mostly higher despite jobless report
•	Kamehameha Schools' investment chief quits
•	Lawmakers close session; GOP wanted more done
•	St. Louis wins ILH football crown
•	Nightclubs

Local News
•	Hamamoto named interim schools chief until August
•	State, teachers union head for hearing over bonuses
•	Ruling on special-ed receiver set for Nov. 30
•	The September 11th attack National Guard drills for disaster at Aloha Stadium
•	Cayetano to offer free vacations to WTC recovery workers
•	Hazmat crews respond to 31 calls
•	Other news New HECO plan hides five Wa'ahila Ridge poles
•	Five new dengue cases, including Big Island's first
•	College Hill renovations at $880,527 and counting
•	Special session ends today with mixed reviews
•	Accused killer's mind went blank after bedroom scene, judge told
•	Wai'alae-Kahala board makes construction wish list
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Witnesses tell of events leading to Kaua'i stabbing death
•	Obituaries
•	Lee Cataluna Chiropractor's 'honor box' helps keep patients

Sports
•	High schools Kahuku, 'Aiea advance in OIA football playoffs
•	Na Ali'i too much for Wai'anae
•	Castle, Waipahu, Kailua, Mililani square off
•	Pearl City girls, 'Aiea boys win OIA bowling
•	UH sports Lenient basketball penalty approved
•	Spartan QB still on mission
•	Wahine beat Spartans, qualify for WAC tourney
•	Recreation The search for tako
•	MADD fun run/walk set for Nov. 18 downtown
•	The racing report
•	Notices
•	Isle File 31 Hawai'i athletes PacWest All-Academic
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	Counselors seek to address heightened fear of flying
•	Harvard teen's aphorisms become book years later
•	KCCN lays off news, program directors
•	Tip-off Chamber orchestra society announces 10-program series
•	The Left Lane Bravo does Broadway
•	Show Biz Ruivivars call it quits, one day at a time
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Hawai'i in recession until late 2002, UH experts say
•	Buyer says four Crazy Shirts stores will remain closed
•	Shipbuilder ends Hawai'i cruise project
•	Biotech firm vows to fight lawsuit
•	Business briefs
•	National business Consumer spending plunges 1.8 percent
•	No-interest finance sparks auto sales
•	Lockheed, Boeing may team up to develop new fighter jet

Opinion
•	Editorial State must deal wisely with airport retailers
•	Editorial Shop locally, and hope the favor is returned
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Big Island charter school is surviving

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Movie Scene From another war: WW II veterans are HIFF subjects
•	Movie Review: 'Journey to Honor' Veterans' saga touches a son's life WWII film explores forgiveness
•	Sept. 11 muted much film-industry hoopla
•	6 films in running for top prize
•	Jurors are film-industry notables
•	Screening Room
•	Music Scene Nona Beamer's 1948 show revisited
•	Pianist finds Hawai'i comfort zone
•	CD Review Patriotic songs on CD help unify America
•	Stage Scene Sharing the Hawaiian culture through theater
•	Dining Scene Zazou transports diners to a different world
•	Dining Scene: Lunch Break Taking lunchwagon cuisine to a new level
•	Music Scene Billboard Hits
•	Critic's Choice Best bets in art and theater
•	Dance Scene E Ho'i Mai hula fest hits decade mark
•	Movie Scene 'Monsters, Inc.' may be fall's funniest film\| 'Life as a House' succumbs to gooey preachiness 'Domestic Disturbance' drags down Travolta
•	Hawai'i International Film Festival information
•	Radio Dial
•	Ticket information
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Nightclubs