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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, July 12, 2002

Articles for July 12, 2002

Local News
•	Kamehameha Schools admits non-Hawaiian
•	Legal bill nears $800,000 in suit against city, police
•	Developers' fees may ease growth
•	Secret files stolen at North Shore
•	Workout awaits HFD recruits
•	National report warns of odometer fraud
•	Yacht harbor privatization advances
•	Filming on O'ahu planned for 'Baywatch' movie
•	Chef has plans for Maui despite immigration flap
•	Hula show losing sponsor
•	Resident accused of illicit tax advice
•	Probe opens into traffic death
•	Group to restore Maunawili landmarks
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	UH plans talk shows for radio, television
•	Legislator files to run for City Council
•	City beach fest gets donation
•	Halawa firms, prison suffer power failure
•	Scholarships
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Savovic to become Nugget
•	Ex-UH coach returns as prep AD
•	Agbayani sees Rockie future in Colorado
•	New venues will be sites for state championships
•	Musashimaru improves to 5-1
•	Local track and field scene getting a youthful infusion
•	Paradise Ride, covering four islands, scheduled for July 20-27
•	Sports Notices
•	The racing report
•	ISLE FILE Amemiya elected to national position
•	Sports Calendar
•	Yempuku bridge for sumotori

Island Life
•	Easy ways to make your home contemporary
•	Broadband users tend to be Net's best contributors
•	Obsessive fear lends 'Monk' its spunk
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS No need to prune gardenia, pikake plants
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	TIP-OFF 'Disney on Ice' shows planned for September
•	THE LEFT LANE Island flop
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Savio to resell Ka'u land
•	Modified corn may fuel boom in biotech
•	Hotels face 2-year road to recovery
•	Airline reopens check-in service
•	California firms to bid for Global Crossing
•	WorldCom CEO knew of $4B shift, panel told
•	Wall Street slide may stall recovery
•	Real estate is California's new gold rush

Opinion
•	Ala Wai dredging: Let's get on with it
•	Arming pilots mostly a symbolic gesture
•	National Games prove soccer complex value
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	MUSIC SCENE Jazz: Festival mixes genre's old-timers, rising stars
•	Doors fan, pianist Winston returns
•	Billboard hits
•	CLUB SCENE Work-in-progress Opium Den isn't smokin' just yet
•	Take a Wok on the Chinatown side
•	STAGE SCENE A night two lives changed forever
•	DINING SCENE Good food overwhelmed by noise, bustle at Roy's
•	MOVIE SCENE 'Road to Perdition' might pave way to Oscars
•	'Reign of fire' will probably go up in smoke
•	Steve Irwin takes on Hollywood in 'Crocodile Hunter'
•	Screening room
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	Ongoing Events
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands