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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, September 28, 2001

Articles for September 28, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	The September 11 attack Delta, Southwest could begin wave of discounts
•	Police Briefs
•	Stock market rebounds in strong showing
•	'Iolani Palace to fly American flag
•	6-year-old Big Island girl found murdered
•	Helicopter makes emergency landing
•	Hawaiian Airlines to lay off 430 workers
•	Viloria dominates in win over Berrios

Local News
•	Racing suspected in crash on Ala Moana; one dead
•	Preschool program worries Board of Education
•	Kapolei pedestrian safety examined
•	FAA presence inside Diamond Head vanishes
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Police/Courts 'China' Chong dead in apparent prison suicide
•	Charges dispute citizenship claim
•	Police Beat
•	The September 11th attack National Guard personnel to stand watch at airports
•	FBI releases photos of suspected hijackers
•	Shoot-down authority separate for Hawai'i
•	Pricey gas masks selling briskly
•	Trooper worked in rubble, sorrow
•	Residents, groups donate more than $1.1 million
•	How to help
•	Mainland newspaper sends apologies to Hawai'i
•	Neighbor Islands Coqui frog foils eradication efforts on Big Island
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Lee Cataluna Remember what our flag stands for

Sports
•	Diminutive QB Herm will run Owls' offense
•	Linebacker Brown will play with sprained knee ligament
•	Wahine expecting tougher WAC play
•	Mid-Pacific catcher commits to Hawai'i
•	Waipahu's Viloria fights tonight
•	OIA Red unbeatens battle for first
•	An uncertain future
•	There's no turning back for Akebono
•	Recreation Polo for women produces big hit
•	Mid-Pacific race moved to Barbers Point
•	Outside Notices
•	The racing report
•	Isle File Deadline for UH-BYU ticket refunds Oct. 19
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	History-filled mural, union hall to be restored to original glory
•	ILWU union hall considered classic example of '50s modern architecture
•	Craft festivals devise new strategies to survive
•	Arts & Crafts Calendar
•	Stage Review Moore, Sajak a convincing 'Odd Couple'
•	The Left Lane How whisper about Waikiki resounded
•	Tip-Off Marley brothers will rock in Hawai'i
•	Show Biz Ex-Islander's London theater role extended
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Hawai'i mortgage rates below 7%, a 52-week low
•	Amfac Center sale deal reached
•	MW Group completes Pioneer Plaza purchase
•	Gates loses billions, still world's richest
•	Employment reports offer bleak outlook
•	Airline speeds up changes
•	The September 11th attack Tourism officials hit air waves
•	Tourism industry fights back
•	Festival proceeding as planned
•	U.S. hotels hurting, but see upturn
•	Nasdaq temporarily lifts requirements to stay listed

Opinion
•	Editorial Air safety proposals are only a first step
•	Editorial Liberties, minorities must still be protected
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Tourism marketing process is flexible

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Club Scene Legendary gay bar embraces a changing night scene
•	Nightclubs
•	Music Scene An uptempo kind of DJ from London
•	Hawaiian hymn books offer lessons in history
•	Billboard hits
•	Dining Scene Jimmy's has passion for pizza, pasta, pastry
•	Lunch Break: Gorilla-sized grinds to savor
•	Dine out, hang out – and help out relief efforts
•	Movie Scene Intrigue, fine acting course through 'Hearts'
•	Ben Stiller spoofs fashion industry in 'Zoolander'
•	At the Movies: 'Don't Say a Word'
•	Actor Billy Kay wants it all, and right now
•	Screening room
•	DVD Scene 'Citizen Kane' a must for movie buffs
•	Island Excursion On safari in Honolulu's urban oasis
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	What's Up!
•	The Buzz
•	Neighbor Islands