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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, October 18, 2002

Articles for October 18, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Audit critical of state ambulance branch
•	Olympic medalist Soule dies
•	Police eye suspect in Lagoon Drive case
•	Police Beat
•	Wall Street rally keeps stocks aloft

Local News
•	Deputies fire on car at airport checkpoint
•	Hanauma fee policy ruled valid by judge
•	Board supports bands in schools
•	Language arts teacher best in Hawai'i
•	Ex-trustee handed 6-month sentence
•	Police looking for hit-and-run killer
•	Story of atoll's radioactive past about to be closed
•	At charity tribute, Cayetano reflects on 8 years in office
•	Harris case witness seeks immunity
•	ELECTION 2002 Candidates offer urban solutions
•	Tow-in surfing draft rules face resistance
•	Push for rock-slide project accelerates
•	Sentencing moved up after 'Baywatch' slap
•	Most crossing-guard jobs filled
•	Husband not aware wife missing when ship sailed
•	2 construction unions back Hirono for governor
•	UH school of medicine receives $196,000 award
•	LEE CATALUNA What sets heroes apart
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Road Warriors they're not
•	Running back Bass out for Tulsa game
•	Volleyball Rainbows rout UTEP
•	Walk-ons wanted to play before their family, friends
•	OTHER SPORTS Islanders, Cal Lee in 'win-win' situation
•	Kaua'i's Irons wins surf meet in Spain
•	All three OIA titles on line in final week
•	Moanalua parents petition to fire coach
•	PacWest to decide on BYU-Hawai'i's win over HPU
•	RECREATION For these triathletes, World is in backyard
•	Nationals for 16s, 18s set for O'ahu
•	The racing report
•	Sports Notices
•	ISLE FILE Off-road triathlon championships on Maui
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Designer kitchens and baths to ooh and aah over
•	Stop-smoking products aren't always enough
•	Locally made short films will star at festival
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Helping to keep the Islands green
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	STAGE REVIEW 'Monkey' has charm and action to spare
•	THE LEFT LANE One wish for world
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Aloha Airlines seeks pay cuts from workers
•	Metro areas feel 9/11 fallout
•	City Bank parent earnings increase
•	Businessman ready to lasso the moon
•	OTHER BUSINESS More airlines reporting losses
•	Enron executive pleads guilty to criminal fraud
•	Japan agency to help in bailing out Daiei
•	Corporate scandals cost U.S. $200B
•	REAL ESTATE Recovery uneven in September
•	Home-builder index slips to 62 from 63 this month
•	Mortgage rates rise after rally in stocks

Opinion
•	North Korea disclosure puts Bush on the spot
•	Campaign brochures aren't entire campaign
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices DOE chief is a trusted agent of change

Entertainment/TGIF
•	STAGE SCENE 'Monkey King' inspired by Beijing opera and kung fu
•	MUSIC SCENE Feinstein gives new life to old tunes
•	An early Christmas gift for Sean Na'auao
•	Musical Ahn sisters revel in being unconventional
•	Billboard hits
•	DINING SCENE Montien Thai hitting its stride in Mo'ili'ili
•	MOVIE SCENE Spooky 'Ring' has more horror than meets the eye
•	Samuel L. Jackson's the secret ingredient to 'Formula 51's'
•	'Abandon' is lackluster campus thriller
•	Screening room
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	Ongoing events
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands