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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, October 01, 2002

Articles for October 1, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Final shipments arrive tonight, Thursday
•	Industries feel effect of closed ports
•	House of Representatives remember Mink
•	17 federal screeners start work at airport
•	Ex-priest arraigned on sex abuse charges
•	Police Beat
•	Bargain-hunting prompts Dow advance
•	UH's Bass likely out for Saturday game

Local News
•	Vacancies trouble HPD
•	ELECTION 2002 Special election set for rest of Mink's term
•	Mink remembered in D.C.
•	Teachers withholding endorsement for governor
•	Lingle, Hirono adjust campaign plans
•	Election briefs
•	POLICE/COURTS Hit-and-run driver sentenced to prison
•	Police show shearing is caring for comrade with cancer
•	Kalakaua gambling site raided
•	Liquor inspector sues in whistleblowing case
•	Jury finds attacker guilty in fatal baseball bat beating
•	Group stresses it was 'victimized'
•	OTHER NEWS UH expands to downtown
•	Suicide hotline changes hands
•	Japanese Cultural Center selling Mo'ili'ili building
•	Fire destroys house in 'Ewa
•	O'ahu briefs
•	COMMUTING Woman fights to restore Harano's name
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	OBITUARIES Kenneth F. Froelich, former owner of Frito-Lay Hawai'i, dead at 89
•	Rod Gardiner, local restaurateur, dead at 65
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Playing politics with Mink

Sports
•	UH SPORTS UH's depth paying off
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Upsets shake up high school football
•	Roosevelt uses tricks for treat
•	High school notes
•	Advertiser's Top 10 football poll
•	Standings, statistics
•	Weekly honors
•	ISLE FILE Rainbows remain No. 2 in volleyball poll
•	OTHER SPORTS Lelie says dropped pass costly
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Multi-ethnic wrestler turned movie star proud of heritage
•	'Bitch' looks at the reality modern women face
•	ABOUT WOMEN As you approach the big 5-0, old-futdom can start to creep in
•	THE LEFT LANE For the love of food
•	Filming, staying 'dry' on O'ahu
•	SHOW BIZ Ikaika Kahoano wants to be an island draw
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	DOCKWORKERS Shipping lines, workers refuse to yield as ports idle
•	Air-cargo options studied
•	AIRLINES Carriers get antitrust relief
•	United Airlines cagey on bailout hope
•	OTHER BUSINESS Markets plunge to new lows in third quarter
•	Ex-WorldCom chief among telecom execs sued for shady IPO deals
•	Hotel stocks fall as analysts trim estimates
•	Economic growth in Hawai'i projected
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY AMD gambles on power chip for PCs
•	Machines getting smarter all the time
•	Slower gain in online holiday sales is forecast
•	Landmark signs with mentors
•	HI. TECH New math of Hawai'i's technology backers creates credibility problems

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Campaign 2002 should dive beneath the polls
•	Panic hoarding can upset our economy
•	Surf contests shouldn't deny the other surfers
•	Letters to the Editor
•	SECOND OPINION Shoppers could rescue us

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Visit to Kaho'olawe a breath of fresh air
•	Apple's iPod does Windows almost as well as it does Macintosh
•	Diplomas faked on the Net worry some universities