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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, November 22, 2001

Articles for November 22, 2001

Local News
•	Hawai'i 'Megan's Law' struck down by court
•	Wave-height reporting confusing at best, deadly at worst
•	Cayetano says budget crunch may hit schools, pension fund
•	3,000 books given to Leeward schools
•	INS doubling bail for detainees
•	The holidays Special thanks in the ranks
•	Holiday air travel less hectic than expected
•	Dec. 1 festivities to open Honolulu City Lights
•	Post Office advises sending holiday packages early
•	Police/Courts Fatal beating at cockfight unprovoked, witness says
•	Former Maui student fatally stabbed in Cambridge
•	Police Beat
•	Education Kaua'i students radio Space Station
•	Our Schools \| Academy of the Pacific All 140 students have chance to shine at hillside campus
•	On Campus Popular books also the most challenged
•	Education briefs
•	Elections Hirono loophole on fund-raisers ruled legal
•	Official's resign-to-run interpretation challenged
•	Neighbor Islands Puna boy didn't kill or rape girl, father says
•	Judge denies request to close charter school
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Other news Gardner McKay, author and radio personality, dead at 69
•	New dengue fever cases bring total to 87
•	Traffic cones frustrate 'Ainakoa residents
•	Ocean crew says tons of debris still pose danger
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Jobless sought for environmental workforce
•	Salutes
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Tiger wins 4th Grand Slam
•	Top-ranked Blue Devils romp to third Maui Invitational title
•	No. 3 UCLA routs SC for 3rd place in Maui
•	UHH seeks boost from Rainbows
•	Perkins right at home in North Shore high surf
•	Receiver Lelie is an All-American
•	It'll be David vs. Goliath when Waimea faces Kahuku
•	Ishitani resigns as Leilehua High head varsity football coach
•	HPU's Subotic hoping patience will pay off this year
•	Fonoti a Football News All-American
•	Musashimaru defeats Asashoryu, improves to 11-1
•	Golf Report State must hold on to these pro tournaments
•	Isle File 42nd state karate meet scheduled for Sunday
•	A time to offer thanks
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Lahaina hula paraders leaving mark in New York
•	What are you thankful for today?
•	Expect a red, white and blue Christmas
•	The Left Lane Peddling 'Potter,' Comics for charity, Devour the fashions, Water tree easy way
•	Stage Review Final scene a standout in undistinguished 'Redwood'
•	Cades Awards for Literature winners named
•	Rapper releases two versions of 'Cocky'
•	Criticism motivates Creed to become bigger success
•	Health Calendar
•	Craft Fair Calendar
•	Movie Opening
•	TGI Thursday
•	Tube Notes
•	Health Calendar

Business
•	O'ahu new home sales up 74 percent in October
•	JAL extends reduced schedule
•	Earnings down 50 percent at mac nut firm
•	U.S., world business Deals may cut into 2002 auto sales
•	New jobless claims dip for fourth week
•	Japan's trade surplus plunges 32.9 percent
•	EMachines agrees to $159 million buyout

Opinion
•	Editorial There's still so much for which to give thanks
•	Editorial Charity: greater need, diminishing resources
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices A lesson learned early of thanksgiving