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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, November 15, 2001

Articles for November 15, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Nordstrom plans store in Kaka'ako
•	Loyal Garner dies of cancer at age 55
•	Japanese divers end search of Ehime Maru
•	Apology issued for flying of flag over 'Iolani
•	Police Briefs
•	Hawai'i Stocks

Local News
•	Revenue forecast predicts $150 million shortfall
•	Hale'iwa business wipeout worst in town's memory
•	Food scarce for 1 in 5 people here, report says
•	Four more people found to have dengue fever
•	Police speed up traffic accident response
•	Marines salute World War II 'code talker'
•	Education Legislators target school bureaucracy
•	Grants will advance Native Hawaiian health research
•	Our Schools \| Waialua High & Intermediate Students make leap into new millennium
•	Hilo charter school wins reprieve
•	On Campus UH has role in building community
•	Community meetings slated on accountability
•	Police/Courts Tax suspect defends accounting move
•	Police Beat
•	City government Council district borders affirmed
•	City Council postpones vote on Waikiki condemnation
•	City spent $2 million on security, dengue
•	Other news More Hawai'i reservists called to active duty
•	Hawai'i Kai developers will preserve historic sites
•	Storyteller to appear at libraries
•	John Shupe, renewable energy expert, dead at 77
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Islands Hilo hotel becomes housing project
•	Control of aquifer contested on Maui
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Salutes

Sports
•	Big signings for UH; Kahumoku may return
•	Smaller UH big WAC tourney favorite
•	Espiau opts to postpone surgery
•	Warrior basketball squad seeking identity
•	Fifth local athlete commits to UH baseball
•	Early signings solidify post, wing for Wahine basketball
•	UH softball team in search of arms
•	Unknown Lunas motivate Kahuku
•	Sellitto likes makeup of experienced Sea Warriors
•	Viloria's next foe most experienced
•	Lewis, Marsh lead inductees into track hall
•	Isle File Feb. 9 Pro Bowl tickets can now be purchased
•	November Grand Sumo Tournament Musashimaru defeats Tokitsuumi, improves to 5-0
•	Volleyball players sign
•	Golf report Maui's Rolfing shows state's golf scene on TV show
•	New purchase brings first ace
•	Lehman first pro lined up to participate with juniors
•	Sports Calendar
•	In search of a rival, trophies

Island Life
•	Roy Yamaguchi plays TV show's 'Asian Chef'
•	Skies may turn spectacular this year
•	'Harry Potter' may live up to expectations
•	The Left Lane Showing some skin
•	Stage Review 'The Dead' is tender and bittersweet
•	'Karmic Slave' baffles as much as it entertains
•	Health Calendar
•	Movie Openings
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Matson puts rates on hold
•	Oil trial records to be released
•	Tourism fears worst to come
•	Hawaiian Airlines nets $12 million in quarter
•	Kailua-Kona housing project prices double
•	U.S., world business Talk of layoffs premature, JAL says
•	Car buyers push retail sales to record high
•	Faltering tourism industry sparks new EU campaign

Opinion
•	Editorial On smoking, the time for leadership is now
•	Editorial Food, diplomatic work become critical
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Kokua one more time, dear friends