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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Articles for November 1, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Boise State stays unbeaten in football
•	Crews clearing second mudslide site
•	News release: Hunt Development Group formed
•	Off-duty HPD officers put on alert status
•	Flash flood warnings extended for Kaua'i, O'ahu
•	Second mudslide flows over Pali Highway
•	Hoku Scientific 3rd quarter earnings up 3% from year ago
•	Flash-flood threat keeps second-watch police on duty
•	Southeast Asian Lantern Festival slated for Saturday
•	DOT closes Pali Highway into the night
•	Pali Highway closed at least through rush hour
•	Barron's rates HPU a best buy in higher education
•	No injuries reported in Pali Tunnels car crash
•	Car accident reported near Pali Tunnels landslide
•	Town-bound Pali Tunnels closed
•	OIA volleyball Division I titles up for grabs Thursday
•	News Release: Global credit index unchanged in Oct.
•	Hydrogen fueling station unveiled at Hickam tomorrow
•	Two local companies to report financial results today
•	Prep volleyball playoffs highlight today's event
•	Prep volleyball playoffs highlight Thursday's TV
•	Boise St.-Fresno St. highlights today's TV events
•	XCel Pro surf event postponed again
•	News release: State says hire a licensed contractor
•	Firefighters answer calls on floods in Kane'ohe area
•	Heavy rains adding to commuters' traffic woes
•	Advisory turns into flash flood warning for O'ahu
•	Advisory turns into flash flood warning for O'ahu
•	Surf decreases significantly around O'ahu
•	O'ahu awakes to another flood advisory
•	O'ahu awakes to another flood advisory
•	Contraflow set for Windward commuters
•	Motorists facing hour-long delays
•	Flash-flood warnings pulled
•	Crews clearing second mudslide site
•	Likelike Highway to remain open as alternate route
•	Second mudslide flows near Pali Highway
•	Stay off the roads, Honolulu mayor urges
•	Health officials warn against wading into murky waters
•	Mayor shortens workday for city workers
•	Lingle OKs shorter workday for some state workers
•	Mud and debris creating Pali Highway 'safety hazard'
•	No dam problems reported in rain-soaked areas
•	DOT closes Pali Highway into the night
•	Hanalei River rising toward flood stage on Kaua'i
•	Woman's van narrowly avoids Pali Highway landslide
•	UH-Purdue football added to pay-per-view package
•	Test sirens prompt calls to Civil Defense
•	'Tension sleeve' caused Tuesday night's power failure
•	Flash-flood threat keeps second-watch police on duty
•	Flash-flood warnings extended for Kaua'i, O'ahu
•	Civil Defense test complicated by phone circuit glitch
•	Police close stretch of Kamehameha Highway lane
•	Baseball doubleheader at Hans L'Orange postponed
•	Unstable conditions could lead to tornadoes
•	Police find missing man's body
•	Oil spill slows Mokulele traffic on Maui
•	O'ahu flash flood warning issued again
•	Flash-flood warning issued for Kaua'i
•	Police Beat: Death threats lead to man's arrest
•	Onlookers chase down purse snatcher in Waikiki
•	Employee finds gun under hotel bed, guest arrested
•	UH-Oregon State football game to be shown on ESPN2
•	Friday movie openings
•	HPU named a 'best buy in college education'
•	Schools stayed open despite heavy rain
•	Expert talks on livable communities at UH tomorrow
•	Hawaiian Electric quarterly profit drops from year ago
•	Hawaiian Holdings earns $7.76 million in 3rd quarter
•	Likelike Highway work continues
•	Off-duty HPD officers put on alert status
•	Hawai'i ranked 6th worst for small business climate

Local News
•	Council to quiz mayor on mass-transit plan
•	O'ahu traffic fatalities soar to six-year high
•	FEMA quake checks in the mail
•	Army weighs Stryker options
•	Big Island council calls for ferry launch delay
ELECTION
•	Incumbent viewed as take-charge kind of guy
•	Challenger has Inouye in her corner
•	UH says ad wrongly suggests support
•	Lieutenant governor hopeful fined
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	Rail line will be argued for decades
OTHER NEWS
•	'Aina Haina cluster housing project denied
•	Windward showers close road, contribute to Kailua sewage spill
•	Sympathy for Jagger as Stones cancel gig
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Downed line cuts power to 2,900
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Glanville's Big Bag Theory helps defense
•	Punahou, Pearl City sharpest shooters
•	Nash in position to play
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
•	Saint Louis top D-I football seed
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
•	Volleyball players sue school
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Punahou, Pearl City sharpest shooters
BASEBALL
•	BeachBoys prevail, 7-3
TENNIS
•	Lam climbs rankings
HOMEGROWN REPORT
•	Surgery ends season for OSU's Ah-Hoy
•	We 'shocked the world,' OSU says of USC upset
ISLE FILE
•	UH-Hilo golfers triumph
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Utah State struggling, but happy

Island Life
•	Pair shares tips for finding, wearing denim
•	All things haute converge at Ala Moana Center
TELL ME A STORY
•	Prince leaves home to find everlasting youth, life without death
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Director Crowe beams in
TASTE
•	Fish cake: It's a staple in many Island kitchens
•	Fish-cake recipes you can try at home
•	Perfect pudding calls for a little TLC, fine ingredients
•	Persian-style kebabs are simple to make
•	Baked macaroni with roasted squash holiday-ready
•	Culinary calendar
CAROL DEVENOT
•	Fresh wahoo tacos? Make your own
QUICK BITES
•	Download Butterball podcasts through holidays
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
WANDA A. ADAMS
•	Chock-full of chocolate to chomp

Business
•	Trump high-rise draws 1,500 potential buyers
•	Hotel industry outlook solid
•	Verizon latest to offer Internet, untethered
•	Bank enlists the services of ex-Army chief of staff
AIRLINES
•	United parent posts $190M profit in third quarter
OTHER BUSINESS
•	CB Richard Ellis offers $1.8B for rival Trammell
•	Kamehameha list shortened
•	H&R Block alters loan program
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Manoa retail complex sold

Opinion
•	Homeless children must not be forgotten
•	Keep sanctions until North Korea disarms
COMMENTARY
•	Ugandan crisis a test of U.S. global leadership
•	The annual change in time brings retirement musings
DAVID SHAPIRO
•	What political future does Ed Case envision?
•	Letters to the Editor

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