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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, July 18, 2002

Articles for July 18, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Kamehameha to hold community meetings
•	Queen's, doctor settle lawsuit
•	Police Beat
•	Stock markets resume downward momentum

Local News
•	Hawaiian Homes project teams with Habitat charity
•	Japanese center may have to leave Mo'ili'ili
•	Alumni, activists await trustees' next move
•	POLICE/COURTS Police arrest 26 in union protest
•	Crash victim was legally drunk
•	Effort to get police hearing fails
•	Helicopter tour firm sued in family's death
•	CITY GOVERNMENT Get ready to climb Stairway to Heaven
•	Hanauma center nearly ready
•	OTHER NEWS Two senior programs lose money
•	Pacific islands talks face deadline
•	Wastewater caution sounded
•	Proposed changes to quarantine law offered
•	Pacific commander counts on anti-terror alliance
•	Shorn trees to recover fully, state official says
•	State lottery on candidate's agenda
•	Leash your pooch at beach — and clean up
•	Former zoo reptile expert Sean McKeown dead at 58
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	EDUCATION UH to expand marine biology
•	OUR SCHOOLS • HAHA'IONE ELEMENTARY Haha'ione students take class to mall, bowling alley
•	ON CAMPUS Chancellor to start out Polynesian all the way
•	Education briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Awards
•	Corrections

Sports
•	Alabama football fans gear up for Hawai'i game
•	UH selects new coach in Wahine water polo
•	Kono, Oride one back at Junior Worlds
•	Musashimaru falls to Wakanosato, drops to 10-2
•	Kim looking forward to another run at titles
•	Holes in one
•	Golf Tips: Three is a charm
•	Irwin commits to 2002 Turtle Bay Championship
•	Golf notices
•	ISLE FILE Iolani grad Ta'amu signs with Vikings
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Praying for family, peace, friends, and waves
•	'Blue Crush' promos to wash over Hawai'i
•	THE LEFT LANE Tales for your keiki
•	SHOW BIZ Health troubles put two entertainers on hold
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	Movie Openings
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Hawaiian, Aloha working on exemption approval
•	A&B profit down 46 percent from one year ago
•	BancWest quarterly profits rise 45 percent
•	Kaka'ako told to go low-rise
•	Longshoremen make concession
•	Polls reflect economic fears

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Latest Kaka'ako plans make good sense
•	New 211 hotline is a community asset
•	Domestic spy network would be going too far
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Cayetano veto hurt Leeward residents