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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, July 14, 2002

Articles for July 14, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Search continues for overdue Maui-bound plane

Local News
•	Democracy by the few may be Hawai'i's fate
•	Bars dodge liquor fines
•	Memphis gets paradise, Hawaiian style
•	Campbell, UH top lobby list
•	CENSUS 2000 Hawai'i boasts ethnic tapestry
•	State's racial mix leads nation in ethnic diversity
•	POLICE/COURTS Airport arrests called undue pressure
•	Kaua'i man found guilty of murder
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Sewage project essential for O'ahu
•	UH Kapolei site stirs debate
•	New center sees fun as learning experience
•	Thursday services slated for Ralph Yempuku
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	Scholarships
•	BOB KRAUSS Keeping up with Lees, contractors
•	Washington Week

Sports
•	Soccer tourney at Waipi'o called 'rousing success'
•	Hawai'i to host a bigger tourney in 2003
•	A knockout of a chance for the kids
•	Musashimaru defeats Takanonami, improves to 7-1
•	Soccer scores
•	ISLE FILE Super Brawl champ Inoue retires after win
•	Sports Calendar
•	Dear Bud: There's no crying in baseball!

Island Life
•	Is forgiveness the key to your survival?
•	Hawai'i experts see forgiveness as balm
•	Second monarch movie in the works
•	ART REVIEW Sato retrospectives a display of Maui artist's visual fragrance
•	Art Calendar
•	ISLAND SOUNDS Maui gives us two more promising singers
•	Larry Ramos' 'Never My Love' receives Hawaiian makeover
•	TRAVEL Revamped shows appeal to new generation of fans
•	Broadway stages old favorites with new, energetic talent
•	New York City still full of unusual things to see and do
•	FAMILY MATTERS First a houseguest, but truly a part of family
•	FUN HOUSE Not so fast on that return
•	Celebrations
•	Reunions
•	Births
•	Litbeat
•	Adoptables
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

Business
•	Sign makers like new rule
•	A woman finds her calling in quality Hawai'i quilts
•	E-mail jokes turn corporate scandals into laughing matter
•	Nasdaq seeks ways to build confidence
•	NYSE hopes corporate reform restores market
•	WorldCom ripples rock many boats
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Investors turning to tangible assets

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Impact fee system promises to be positive
•	Sunset on the Beach gets some timely help
•	COMMENTARIES Pledge has little to do with patriotism
•	Scandals offer chance to show how reform works
•	Reversals undercut confidence in Bush
•	AFTER DEADLINE Design adds key element to news page
•	JERRY BURRIS Give voters a reason to turn out
•	Letters to the Editor