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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, July 16, 2002

Articles for July 16, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Marc Resorts has new owners
•	Police Beat
•	'Fed up' investors punish markets

Local News
•	Four bodies recovered in Maui air tragedy
•	KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS Kamehameha may alter its admissions policy
•	Decision viewed as appeasement to IRS
•	POLICE/COURTS Death of star athlete John Siofele mourned
•	Kahapea asks parole board for shorter term
•	SCIENCE/ENVIRONMENT Sonar OK'd despite concerns for whales
•	Solar industry fears tax credit cut
•	EDUCATION New UH chancellor set to move in
•	Shadow on medical school lifted
•	Nobel Prize winner greets HPU dean
•	ELECTIONS 2002 TV journalists try their hand at political office
•	OHA's Hee to run for lieutenant governor
•	OTHER NEWS Brunch on the Beach moving to Kapi'olani Park
•	Hope not dead for arts center in Mililani
•	Hawai'i Kai canoe hut may open in August
•	Deaf groups plan Waikiki meeting
•	O'ahu briefs
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Parker Ranch may sell some acreage
•	Land trust acquires South Kona site
•	COMMUTING Traffic reporters let commuters know they're not alone
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	LEE CATALUNA Fulfillment through furniture

Sports
•	Turf to get Pro Bowl debut
•	Musashimaru 9-1, tied for lead at Nagoya
•	Viloria to fight Olympian July 26
•	ISLE PROFILE Elisa Au: Putting up a fight
•	ISLE FILE Moynahan captures Aloha PGA club title
•	FERD LEWIS Armstrong still has doubters
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Rearing resilient kids
•	Short-term hormone use still deemed safe
•	Dolly finds new success in old sound
•	ABOUT WOMEN Guys just like to have pedicures, sometimes even manicures
•	THE LEFT LANE Again, but with sizzle
•	SHOW BIZ Krush singer recovering from heart surgery
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	Hawai'i investors, retirees shaken by scandals
•	Nordstrom negotiations revived
•	Dow rebounds late in day after 440-point drop
•	Dollar falls below euro in a sign of U.S. gloom
•	UPS, Teamsters reach agreement, avoid strike

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Road patrol plan offers promise of relief
•	State tax collection figures signal caution
•	Will corporate cheaters join Lindh in prison?
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Vision is needed for our elders

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Stations wrestle with royalties
•	Online music swapping still rocks on campus
•	Digital recorders better than ever
•	Tech Toys
•	Q&A
•	Portable MP3 device choices are increasing