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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Sunday, February 10, 2002

Articles for February 10, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Parachute accident injures two
•	Wind-toppled scaffold hurts four

Local News
•	Victims' families gather at Ehime Maru memorial
•	HECO's power line plan for Manoa hits snag
•	Military facilities ease access
•	HEALTH Project honors hospital's forgotten
•	Fluoride wording deleted from bill
•	Free activities offered for disabled kids
•	OTHER NEWS Filipino center almost done
•	Meadow Gold farm remains unoccupied
•	O'ahu briefs
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS A good whale year? Well, maybe, more or less
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Community Calendar
•	BOB KRAUSS Stepping back into Makahiki
•	LEE CATALUNA Safe Haven helped man enjoy life, if only for a short while

Sports
•	La. Tech beats UH, 61-57
•	Untimely defeats seem to keep 'Bows out of polls
•	UH volleyball team prevails
•	Sacramento State stops UH, 5-2, in 13 innings
•	Wahine win at SMU, 60-53
•	UH softball team wins Aztec tourney
•	Raiders' Gannon helps AFC win shootout with NFC, 38-30
•	Long trip worth it for father of MVP
•	Kreutz plans on many happy returns
•	Mililani beats Kamehameha, 1-0, to win state boys soccer
•	Iolani boys, Punahou girls roll to ILH swimming championships
•	Wilson among the leaders in Pearl Open tournament
•	Oral Roberts sweeps UH-Hilo in baseball
•	ISLE FILE UH advances in water polo tourney
•	Sports Calendar
•	Delaware's gift to NFL at the top of his game

Island Life
•	Chinatown astrologers share their predictions
•	Chinese traditions persist, yet evolve
•	Dirty Harry, TV's Jerry share a sign
•	Events in honor of the New Year
•	Never-seen-before footage from Sept. 11 will be aired
•	Fashionably decked Olympians prepared to face rigors of Games
•	'Alias' action heroine hides emotional underside
•	Comedian finds treasure in trash TV
•	HOMESTYLE Let's save parks for trees, not for parking spaces
•	ART Western flavor permeates unheralded art of the Taisho era
•	Art Calendar
•	Lit Beat
•	ANIMAL COMPANIONS Dental care vital to a healthier and happier life for your pets
•	HAWAI'I WAYS, HAWAI'I DAYS Monkeypod watches over Ma'ema'e

Business
•	Insurance rate control may not work for Hawai'i
•	Cannery's survival rides on trade decision
•	Chances of deal at United look slim
•	Cry for accounting reforms not new
•	Students try hand at investing strategy
•	Extra taxes weigh heavily on airlines
•	Tourism workers struggle in San Diego

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Everyone wins, maybe, on teacher bonuses
•	Better to get tested than risk kidney failure
•	FOCUS Calls to ban hate speech ultimately go nowhere
•	COMMENTARIES Year on grand jury duty discloses flaws in legal system
•	Criminals vie for 'Babooze of the Week' title
•	Government regulations are good once in awhile
•	Kobayashi's election may spur housecleaning at City Council
•	Chinese just want to make a buck, not destroy the bank
•	AFTER DEADLINE Recent cases in which staff could have done better job
•	DAVID POLHEMUS Even Vegas faces streak of bad luck
•	Letters to the Editor

Ohana
•	Sending signals early on
•	Make Valentine's Day all about your family
•	FAMILY MATTERS When I'm on the telephone, kindly leave me alone
•	PRESCRIPTIONS Naturopathy offers licensed alternative care
•	Discounted tickets make opera available to all – even kids
•	Alternative sports attracting pre-teens in increasing numbers
•	Touch up your skills at keeping children entertained
•	FUN HOUSE Vegetable provides lesson in manners
•	Newlyweds
•	Achievers
•	Births
•	Family Calendar
•	Deb Aoki's Bento Box

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