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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, February 03, 2002

Articles for February 3, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Maui jet grounded after powdery substance found
•	Drunken driving suspected in fatal 'Aiea crash

Local News
•	Maui likely to flood again
•	Panel votes unanimously to kill gambling bills
•	Charter schools face pitfalls
•	POLICE Ihilani gunman taken into custody
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Chinatown preserves immigrant lifeline
•	Skateboarders seek park
•	Big Island's defending spelling bee champion wins again
•	Mililani dogs need place where they can bark
•	Kanahele pays $9,000 owed on lease of Waimanalo land
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	BOB KRAUSS A staircase and a tale of an artist
•	LEE CATALUNA Experience of mango season varies widely in city, country

Sports
•	UH defeats UTEP, 75-60
•	Warriors volleyball team finishes 4-0 on road
•	Florida State pounds Hawai'i in series finale, 12-1
•	Wahine turn back Spartans
•	Eight UH athletes named All-WAC
•	Skating's top tier an ocean away
•	HULA BOWL 'Aina rides Rolovich's passing over Kai in Hula Bowl Maui
•	Versatile Crouch has many options
•	Kamehameha is best in state softball
•	Mililani boys wins OIA soccer title
•	Trojans take girls' OIA soccer crown
•	Daniels lifts Kalaheo to 83-42 rout of Kaimuki
•	ISLE FILE Billings defeats UH-Hilo
•	Sports Calendar
•	UH can count on Savovic

Island Life
•	Olympic games spark interest in ice skating
•	Olympic figure skating gets low marks from bar patrons
•	Look forward to diverse season with orchestra
•	2002-2003 Honolulu Symphony schedule
•	HOMESTYLE Multi-hued hibiscus can be old-fashioned or up to date
•	ART Honolulu museums pull out all stops for visiting experts
•	Art Calendar
•	BOOKS 'Little Jerry' has his mind set on candy in new book
•	Lit Beat
•	COMMENTARY Waikiki, at sunrise, restores spirit

Business
•	50,000 local jobless claims filed since Sept. 11 attacks
•	Skeptical public, job issues among major obstacles ahead for merger
•	Airline merger must clear tough antitrust reviews
•	Web site shows you where your dollars go, literally and exactly
•	Fear of cooked books may make investors pull back
•	Enron debacle triggers greater scrutiny of company financial statements
•	THE SEPTEMBER 11TH ATTACK \| AMERICA STRIKES BACK Starwood tries to stay afloat in '1,000-year flood'
•	Marriott CEO says travel will start picking up this summer
•	Investors backing Hilton Hotels CEO's innovative worldwide expansion

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Parental consent plan is abortion setback
•	Latest child insurance plan a cynical ploy
•	FOCUS Hawai'i — the healing place
•	COMMENTARIES No sure bets among gambling models
•	Lingle clears her decks to battle for nomination
•	World Economic Forum a bit less Eurocentric
•	It's not matter of being trapped in crab bucket; it's about getting out
•	AFTER DEADLINE Advertiser aims to earn readers' trust
•	JERRY BURRIS Health insurers worry about sunshine
•	Letters to the Editor

Ohana
•	Marriages quicker to fall
•	Program may help mend marriage
•	Mentors sought for conference
•	Fund-raising concert planned
•	Telling stories a fine way to share
•	Fit children look to parents as role models
•	FUN HOUSE Creating a climate suitable for a reindeer
•	PRESCRIPTIONS Fish poisoning can lead to serious health problems
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box
•	'Ohana seeks heartwarming family photos for contest
•	Births
•	Family Calendar
•	Volunteers

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