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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, September 20, 2002

Articles for September 20, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Workers at 5 hotels ratify new contracts
•	Fewer public schools identified as failing
•	High school games to be televised
•	Workers show up for shifts at docks
•	Doctor to face hearing on drug charges
•	Staffer may have been escapees' accomplice
•	Police seek more kidnapping suspects
•	Water break closes Kuhio lanes
•	Police Beat
•	Markets end higher for day, lower for week

Local News
•	ELECTION 2002 Senators back Mink's family on privacy issue
•	Absentee voters turn in ballots at record pace
•	Two candidates debate on 'Olelo
•	OTHER TOP STORIES BOE requests $60 million increase
•	Hawai'i gets nearly $4 million to improve emergency readiness
•	Planned retreat sparks fears of unwanted homes
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Smoking bans may take effect statewide
•	Pila'a development accused of blocking spring-fed stream
•	POLICE/RESCUE Kaiser doctor held on drug charges
•	Police block Kaimuki street in search for kidnappers
•	Two hikers rescued by chopper after spending night in valley
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Job sells employer on 'service'
•	Waialua festival tomorrow celebrates taro
•	Hawai'i bans bird imports by mail to fight virus
•	Ceremonies today to honor POWs and those missing
•	Legendary journalist criticizes Bush
•	Cayetano forecasts budget problems
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Achievements
•	LEE CATALUNA Fix today for a better tomorrow

Sports
•	HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Football double-header stealing election thunder
•	De La Salle star filling big shoes
•	Decision on live TV here to be made today
•	UH SPORTS A boy named Ariel: UTEP lineman revels in heritage
•	Rotating setters works fine for UH
•	Rainbows roll past Long Island to end 4-game losing streak, 6-1
•	RECREATION Women taking best shot at pro football aspirations
•	U.S. women's water polo team to conduct clinics
•	Luge search set for Hawai'i
•	Susan G. Komen race set for Sept. 29
•	The racing report
•	Sports Notices
•	SEPTEMBER GRAND SUMO TOURNAMENT Musashimaru falls to 11-2, tied with two others for lead
•	ISLE FILE Bragado's team opens 4-0 in beach volleyball
•	Sports Calendar
•	Another road test awaits Hawai'i's Chang
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	The office space of the future is here
•	Race for the Cure runs true in fight against cancer
•	Experts divided over ideal duration of daily exercise
•	Bruddah Iz achieves state's first gold status
•	The Rock rolls into our town
•	Your last chance to plug crafts fairs
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Wood exhibit shows off beauty of Hawai'i trees
•	Home & Garden Calendar
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•	THE LEFT LANE Healthy kids go BAM!
•	TIP-OFF Beer, food and more to be featured at Oct. 4 fest
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Lockout threat withdrawn as workers return to docks
•	Forum gathers executives to make case for Hawai'i
•	Stocks drop in bad-news market
•	Gambling industry embraces retro, high-tech
•	Case gets vote of confidence from directors

Opinion
•	Adults can learn from Kids Voting Hawai'i
•	Harris mass mailer still leaves questions
•	North Korea: ready to reform or just hungry?
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Sunday drivers will be our bane

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MUSIC SCENE Send in the clones: Tribute bands are ready to rock
•	Billboard hits
•	CLUB SCENE Studio 55 at Hard Rock needed more punch
•	DJ Johnny Fiasco mixes rock, digital and acoustic sounds
•	STAGE SCENE When real life follows the tragic path of 'Stars'
•	DINING SCENE Torito's hits the spot when you crave Mexican food
•	MOVIE SCENE 'Four Feathers' is 'Lawrence of Arabia' of new millennium
•	'Ballistic' is probably worst film of 2002
•	'Banger Sisters' is rip roaring fun
•	Screening room
•	ALOHA FESTIVALS Aloha Festivals look different from mo'i's throne
•	ISLAND EXCURSIONS Festival to celebrate garlicky gastronomy
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	Ongoing events
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands

Health/Fitness
•	Overdose of Tylenol ingredient can kill