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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Saturday, October 20, 2001

Articles for October 20, 2001

Local News
•	LeMahieu resignation LeMahieu acknowledges friendship with contractor
•	Pool of candidates for schools job limited
•	Interim superintendent pledges continuity
•	The September 11th attack Hawai'i reservists called to active duty
•	Cayetano agrees to tax credit proposal
•	Ehime Maru Grieving mom not ready to let go of lost son
•	Two more bodies recovered from Ehime Maru
•	Police/Courts Man pleads guilty in Internet sex case
•	Ex-credit counselor pleads guilty to money laundering
•	Police Beat
•	Other news Army says Makua live-fire exercises 'very successful'
•	George Wilson Sumner Jr., charity worker, dead at 74
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Mike Leidemann A short, sweet life sadly ends

Sports
•	High school football Castle beats Kailua, 36-29, with three late touchdowns
•	Reyes helps Wai'anae gain playoff berth
•	UH sports Chang still hurting; Rolovich to start against Tulsa
•	Basketball 'Bows learn benefits of strength, speed
•	Wahine soccer team beats UTEP, 5-1
•	Warrior volleyball team eases past alumni
•	Pro football Pro Bowl moved to Feb. 9
•	Faulk might play if bruised knee improves
•	Isle File It's official: Les Murakami Stadium
•	Ferd Lewis Warriors rolling with Nick, for now
•	Sports calendar

Island Life
•	Island Books Engaging 'Queen of Tears' frayed by dueling themes
•	Island Books Ho'okena's latest CD release a treasure for island music fans
•	Publishers recognize Hawai'i's best
•	Tip-off Halau marks its 25th year
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	Where We Worship Grass-roots church promotes journey toward peace, healing
•	Weekly Thoughts
•	Faith calendar

Business
•	American Classic Voyages to close Hawai'i operations
•	Developer shelves Ko Olina expansion plan
•	Sia pleads guilty to bankruptcy and wire fraud
•	National business Consumer prices rise in September
•	Trade deficit narrows in August
•	Boeing to decide soon on 717 jetliner production
•	Planet Hollywood in second bankruptcy
•	Automaker ends free computer handout
•	Intel to close gadget division

Opinion
•	Editorial LeMahieu wounded by longtime school ills
•	Letters to the Editor

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