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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, August 23, 2002

Articles for August 23, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Hawaiian to cut some Mainland flights
•	People key to Duke postage stamp's approval
•	Historian-novelist Ozzie Bushnell dies at 89
•	McCully blaze leaves 3 homeless
•	Police Beat
•	Dow drops as investors engage in profit-taking

Local News
•	More movies, TV pilots stoke local film industry
•	Coach's change of heart pays off in dream season
•	Homeless evictions inflict social cost
•	New focus in Harris probe
•	Campaign alerts teens to medical insurance
•	European economists value Hawai'i's coral reefs at $10 billion
•	Thousands go with the flow
•	Mililani man gets 20 years for death
•	Missing sailor's brothers issue plea
•	Teenagers arrested in Big Island carjacking
•	4-foot snake still loose in Moanalua
•	Retired judge appointed as Lili'uokalani trustee
•	Team from San Antonio raises infant survival odds
•	Florist fined $500 for selling wine to minor in sting operation
•	A hot primary for Democrats
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Police Beat
•	Registry seeks bone marrow donors
•	Constitutional showdown hinges on punctuation
•	Dobelle's pay ranking disputed
•	Waipahu shooting victim identified
•	Chapel capers continue
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Viloria gets NABF title shot
•	UH's Jones as popular as ever
•	Defense fills holes opened by injuries
•	UH water polo coach Roy goes by book
•	Williams to join UH basketball as walk on
•	League tennis fosters competition even love
•	The racing report
•	Sports notices
•	ISLE FILE Kaimuki ousted from Ripken world series
•	Sports Calendar
•	Viloria's prepared to step up
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Bracelets pay tribute to victims of Sept. 11
•	Get grad gown, you'll likely end in wedding gown
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Hawaiian cotton needs a helping hand from us
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	Around Town
•	Tube Notes
•	THE LEFT LANE Reyn's honors Elvis; 'Crush' premiere
•	Obesity expert blames Americans' 'fat' society

Business
•	Airline alliance reported
•	Cruise visitors to islands increase more than 50%
•	Waimea park seller to give up property
•	Big Island jobs intact throughout 9/11 fallout
•	'Bubble juniors' striving for style
•	Executive sues junk faxer for $2.2 trillion
•	Business briefs
•	How hotels are faring

Opinion
•	Yet another headache under new school law
•	Park: We wish we had such problems
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Address shortage of teachers