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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, September 03, 2002

Articles for September 3, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Dock slowdown talk stirs worry in Hawai‘i
•	Airlines protest antitrust exemption bid
•	Red Sox call up Agbayani, 3 others
•	Police Beat
•	Japan overseas travel still lags
•	Stocks plunge on disappointing economic report

Local News
•	Woman gives helping hand to schools when state can't
•	Dobelle sold on Miss America pageant's merits
•	Pacific islands share in post-9/11 anxieties
•	Second escapee caught; eight girls remain at large
•	UNIONS Workers told it's 'crucial time'
•	West Coast port workers urged to stand firm
•	Local 5 opens strike headquarters
•	ELECTION 2002 Ed Case: Smart, blunt, impatient for change
•	'Olelo to air series of candidate debates
•	'Olelo candidate debates schedule
•	HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS Queen's celebration also a day of protest
•	Hawaiian housing finally ready for renters
•	Grant aids native job program
•	COMMUTING Electric SUV one of a kind
•	DRIVE TIME Study lets drivers over 50 vent transportation frustration
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	OTHER NEWS Ex-prison chief faced up to adversity
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	LEE CATALUNA Last students finally first

Sports
•	Wahine beat Bruins in 4
•	UH could have had BYU senior
•	Wai'anae pair hits mark in, out of ring
•	Californians win top spots in Waikiki Roughwater
•	WARRIORS NOTEBOOK Jones juggles players to fill up injury holes
•	Big Island tournament gets Wimbledon titlist
•	Wahine must deal with weak schedule
•	League is buzzing with talk of parity
•	ILH capsules
•	Kapolei picks up first win in just its second game
•	Weekly honors
•	Advertiser's Top 10 football poll
•	Standings, statistics
•	For the Record
•	Sports Calendar
•	ISLE FILE West defends his Barbers Point Invitational crown

Island Life
•	TV REVIEW PBS documentary tries to make sense of Sept. 11
•	Day of truth nears for 'American Idol'
•	Handouts at home, jobs let teens live the good life
•	THE LEFT LANE Wyland and friends
•	ABOUT WOMEN Cries to the heavens for some vacation cooperation answered
•	SHOW BIZ Ruivivar welcomes new arrival
•	TGI Tuesday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Hotel occupancy slides
•	No. 3 trucker shutting down
•	Affording treats may be tricky
•	Travel fears lead to more fare cuts
•	Debt-watchers see signs of improvement

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Tourism boss pay level suggests wider review
•	Tourist promotion pact should be signed
•	Bon voyage to luggage questions
•	ISLAND VOICES Strengthen whistleblower law
•	Letters to the Editor

Technology/Click!
•	BYTE MARKS Winamp3 takes on Real Player
•	PDAs OK on flights, but not cell phones
•	Video-game console makers gear up for online battles