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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, September 25, 2001

Articles for September 25, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Fatal crash attributed to racing
•	Fort Shafter security scare disrupts traffic
•	Police Beat
•	Market ends up for the day, but uncertainty prevails
•	Editor apologizes for column
•	Waipi'o brush fire closes part of Kamehameha Highway
•	Cayetano to activate National Guard at airports

Local News
•	Cost, delay won't halt salvage of Ehime Maru
•	Grief pulls family together
•	Stolen Pahinui guitars recovered
•	Effort to oust OHA head may fall short
•	Mediation ordered in dispute over teacher contract
•	O'ahu briefs
•	The September 11th attack Governor seeks $1 billion building boost for economy
•	State could lose up to 24,000 jobs, economists say
•	Army may make emergency request for Makua training
•	Pentagon victim's death considered 'unfair fight'
•	Column on unpatriotic spirit draws Islands' ire
•	How to help
•	Commuting Holidays delay bridge work until 2002
•	Roadwork
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Police/Courts Second ex-officer enters plea in theft case
•	Police Beat
•	Court briefs
•	Neighbor Islands Maui residents fear spread of dengue fever
•	Orangutan to get new home soon on Big Isle
•	Big Island police shoot man wielding scissors
•	Obituaries
•	Lee Cataluna Tourism must find new path

Sports
•	UH football UH-BYU likely moving to Dec. 8
•	Fuga gets clearance to practice in pads, may play Saturday
•	Akebono Retires Hawai'i-born Rowan leaves giant legacy
•	UH Wahine Willoughby gets national honors
•	Northridge cancels match with Wahine
•	High schools Full speed ahead for Punahou water polo
•	Kahuku 19th in one national poll
•	Weekly honors
•	Advertiser's top 10 football poll
•	Standings, statistics
•	Other sports Bonds hits No. 67 in win
•	Jordan's decision vanishes in thin air
•	Pigskin Picks deadline moved
•	Isle File Lakers reportedly playing 2 games here
•	Sports Calendar
•	On the Air

Island Life
•	The September 11th attack Retailers scramble to meet demand for patriotic wear
•	Red, white and blue flowers
•	Halloween mood toned down
•	Theatergoers can help Sept. 11 victims
•	Hollywood studios beefing up security
•	Share what America means to you
•	Tributes to late entertainer 'Iz' set
•	The Left Lane Show off that tattoo, then later conceal it
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Tuesday

Business
•	The September 11th attack Business leaders preparing tourism marketing plan
•	Classic Vacation cutting 220 jobs
•	AMR chairman cuts own salary, buys stock
•	Stocks a good bet, strategists say
•	New e-mail virus exploits terrorist attacks
•	Hawai'i business Ward Centre seeks to add big retailer, anchor spot
•	Plans for downtown block shelved again
•	Maui charter company offers flights
•	Aloha adds early-bird flights
•	Business briefs
•	National business Alladin hotel-casino likely to file for bankruptcy
•	Starwood puts renovations on hold
•	Macy's owner may revise sales outlook
•	Tourism Talk Speed needed in face of crisis, but so is financial accountability

Opinion
•	Editorial Economic crisis offers unique opportunities
•	Editorial Generosity must be seen at home, too
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices We took for granted everything

Technology/Click!
•	Hawaii Tech PC users still lax on safeguards
•	Didgets 'Escape Routes' delivered through e-mail
•	Bytemarks To sound really expert, avoid English
•	Wired In Movies on demand coming to PC near you
•	Windows XP imperfect but much improved
•	Observers praise new Windows, but differ about upgrading
•	The September 11th attack Staying informed about the crisis