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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, October 02, 2003

Articles for October 2, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	SEC opens Hawaiian Holdings probe
•	Alleged sighting could push up Lindsey jail date
•	Bryant may not attend training camp, officials say
•	Cause of Helios crash still unknown
•	2 suspects in Waimanalo beating case arraigned
•	Hawai'i State Hospital escapee caught in Makaha
•	Police Beat
•	Prices, sales of local homes rise
•	Stocks gain slightly following huge rally

Local News
•	Commander debating aircraft carrier locations
•	Big Island settles lawsuit over police promotions
•	City Council offers two replica gun bills
•	Weather service dashes hopes for much-needed rain
•	REFORMING HAWAI'I'S SCHOOLS Experts push school reform
•	School committee members named
•	TELEMARKETING FCC pledges to enforce national do-not-call list despite judicial setbacks
•	Hawai'i, 44 other states back FTC
•	OTHER NEWS State has stretched prisons beyond limits, officials say
•	Washington Saimin latest to go
•	Teamsters, Allied Workers to post two names for top post
•	Fire destroys Hilo noodle factory
•	Fewer than 200 in Hawai'i register for Philippine elections
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	IN COURT Ex-broker indicted in identity theft
•	U.S. attorney issues warning on guns, abuse
•	EDUCATION Kaiser considers uniform shirts
•	School surfing proposal advances
•	OUR SCHOOLS • LIKELIKE ELEMENTARY New principal takes on challenges in Palama
•	ON SCHOOLS Creative ways to help keiki
•	Education briefs
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Yard mess could be a violation
•	OBITUARIES Music was LaMarchina's life
•	Bert Nakano helped AJAs win reparations
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Salutes

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Wahine senior sees better world through religion
•	Warriors' Fuga has staying power
•	Richardson taking basketball to next level
•	HIGH SCHOOLS Hawai'i team to play baseball in Arizona
•	NBA EXHIBITIONS 'Old school' coaching methods changing
•	AROUND THE GREENS Ex-Islanders make successful return
•	McLachlin tees it up again
•	Holes in One
•	Money leaders
•	Golf notices
•	GOLF BRIEFS Champions Tour set to play at Turtle Bay
•	For the Record
•	On the Air
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	The undeniable Martin Denny
•	Means of coping with hurt explored
•	The Rock is building up to Kamehameha movie role
•	Ashanti coming to Blaisdell
•	THE LEFT LANE Hawai'i's poetry slam team enters contest
•	SHOW BIZ Hawai'i being auditioned as an American idyll
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	TGI Thursday
•	Tube Notes
•	Movie Openings

Business
•	Chinatown merchants get boost as bus riders return
•	It's a boooom year for 'Ewa pumpkins
•	Fong's Kahalu'u site attracts low bidders
•	Pineapple, sugar boost state's agriculture sales
•	Wailea home lots to be up for sale
•	Bankruptcies in Hawai'i down 17%
•	Hawai'i to help China tourism industry
•	OTHER BUSINESS Millionaire count hits record high
•	Overseas remittances subject of hearing
•	Wal-Mart 'good gauge' of U.S. economy
•	GM, Ford beat projections; Japan brands still gaining
•	J.P. Morgan to pay $25 million to settle allegations by the SEC
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS Hawaiian wins another delay
•	PERSONAL FINANCE Overestimates of college tuition can deter students, analysis finds
•	Financial institutions feel Patriot Act's effects
•	Caring for parents can squeeze budget
•	THE COLOR OF MONEY Readers heap scorn on man who won't charge to feed friend's growling tummy

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Don't mess with youth sex offender program
•	Micronesian compact should be wrapped up
•	CIA leak investigation could use a special counsel
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Where is outrage over state education?