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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, November 26, 2002

Articles for November 26, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Lingle undergoes another biopsy
•	Anti-abortion group allowed to air political ads
•	High-surf warnings issued for North Shore
•	Arrivals strong from Mainland
•	Police Beat
•	Chang status for Saturday still uncertain
•	Chaminade loses 29th straight Maui game
•	Matson to start new cargo fee
•	Disappointing report triggers stocks sell off

Local News
•	Cayetano, Lingle meeting aims at smooth succession
•	Petition seeks to oust new UPW boss, board
•	Cayetano gives up jail plan
•	State questions N.Y. mental patient's move to O'ahu
•	High surf closes Waimea Bay
•	IN COURT Waikiki suspect denied bail
•	Man gets 10 years for 1989 slaying
•	Court briefs
•	OTHER NEWS Leasehold law fight goes on TV
•	Events aim to help Waimanalo
•	Residents complain rumble strips are noisy
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS Geothermal well ready to start up
•	Tree lighting brings snow to Lahaina
•	Hana Ranch creates land preserve
•	COMMUTING Myriad 'visions' offered for Waikiki's main roads
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	What's open and closed Thanksgiving Day
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	LEE CATALUNA Warriors, UH fans blew it

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Aloha Stadium revising rules to prevent brawls
•	Chang also has thumb injury
•	Hawai'i trounces Sacramento St.
•	UH's Shoji closing on 800th career victory
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Waimea's stunning win was a sight to behold
•	Doi set foundation for Waimea football
•	Kaiser boys, Pearl City girls capture OIA soft tennis championships
•	Weekly honors
•	Advertiser's Top 10 football poll
•	ISLE FILE Garcia advances in Rip Curl Cup surf
•	OTHER SPORTS No. 20 Gonzaga routs Utah in Maui opener
•	Virginia wins rematch with Chaminade, 86-72
•	Woods seeks fifth straight Grand Slam
•	FERD LEWIS Fight urge to bring Cincy back
•	For the Record
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	Bonnie Hunt gives TV a taste of improv
•	Calendar takes a trip into past
•	ABOUT WOMEN OK, Hawai'i retailers, we real women have a few demands
•	THE LEFT LANE 'Ulalena D.C.-bound
•	SHOW BIZ Iz makes it to the top of another world-music list
•	TGI Tuesday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	AIRLINES Aloha unions OK pay cuts
•	American Airlines plans to cut more U.S. flights
•	DOCKWORKERS Hawai'i dock talks resuming
•	West Coast docks remain behind times
•	OTHER BUSINESS Christmas trees arrive healthy, plump
•	2 insurers still deny privacy charges
•	Assets of bankrupt firm under scrutiny
•	Bank of Hawaii woos nonprofits
•	TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY Computer innovator Alan Kay joins HP
•	Researcher gives talk on biotech
•	HI. TECH Lingle will try to improve on state's mixed results in luring high-tech firms

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Charter schools have special-ed obligation
•	No excuse for melee after football game
•	Letters to the Editor
•	COMMENTARIES Remain faithful to a vision
•	Setting back Taiwan relations

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS New rules put Internet radio in flux
•	Convenience, not content, may be Net commerce's key
•	'Metal Gear' Xbox debut worth the wait