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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, August 25, 2002

Articles for August 25, 2002

Local News
•	Tax case shows developer faced abuse charges
•	City's retired rehired
•	Honoring the legacy of Duke Kahanamoku
•	Duke Paoa Kahanamoku — A lifetime of highlights
•	Drivers high on 'ice' worry police
•	ELECTION 2002 No big bucks — no big bang
•	SCIENCE/ENVIRONMENT Growing algae blooms raise fear of ocean change
•	Waikiki volunteers skim invasive limu
•	OTHER NEWS School traffic light plea denied
•	Kahalu'u park gets cleaned up
•	Lifeguards revive man from N.Y.
•	O'ahu briefs
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Hot spots remain after Ka'u brushfires
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	Honors and appointments
•	LEE CATALUNA Shopper gets taste of trouble

Sports
•	UH quarterback Chang expects to play next week
•	Assignments set for Saturday's opener
•	Steady workout, diet leave Wahine leaner
•	Burke begins transition to assistant
•	Kamehameha debuts stadium
•	Damien rolls to rare victory
•	St. Louis rolls past Nanakuli
•	Whitford named interim AD at Kahuku
•	Tickets selling well for Classic
•	Team New Zealand/Hawai'i back in front
•	Pigskin Picks returns
•	ISLE FILE Lambert, LeGrande reach Chicago semis
•	Sports Calendar
•	Signs tell fortune of UH teams
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Like a virgin...again
•	Lava flows at your feet, a changing landscape
•	TIP-OFF Hawai'i performers take expertise to 'Broadway'
•	BOOKS Book offers look into Hawai'i's not-so-distant past
•	Author of sold-out 'Melal' honored
•	Lit Beat
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Sudden Rush's latest CD smooth blend of now, then
•	ART 'Commitment to Excellence' puts Islands' best on display
•	Art Calendar
•	Animal Companions
•	OHANA Family Matters: Family hike leaves a legacy of aches
•	Family Album
•	Fun House
•	Births
•	Weddings
•	Reunions
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

Business
•	Mortgage mania
•	Rising health costs stir blame game
•	AOL seeks turnaround by going back to the basics
•	Lower payment vs. more closing costs
•	No more Asia cutbacks in the works, United says

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Law needed as our cruise business booms
•	Bush's support for Musharraf isn't pretty
•	COMMENTARIES Leave civil rights system the way it is
•	Pentagon should consider alternative battlefield medicine
•	Concerted effort needed to fight 'ice'
•	World film industry is globalization at its best
•	AFTER DEADLINE Pitfalls still there for writers and editors
•	JERRY BURRIS Campaign unlikely to remain friendly
•	Letters to the Editor

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