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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, May 17, 2002

Articles for May 17, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Hawaiian Air CEO to resign
•	Englert approved as Manoa chancellor
•	State pays $200,000 in drunken-driving suit
•	Police Beat
•	Wie rallies with 75, misses Asahi cut
•	UH hires firm in athletic director search
•	Growing optimism fuels modest market gains

Local News
•	Indictment 'touched a nerve'
•	Council struggles over final budget
•	Students exposed to prison life through OCCC program
•	Police show off bomb-buster bots
•	Clinton in Hawai'i en route to Asia
•	Jupiter study adds 11 moons
•	Scientists gather on Big Island to debate brown dwarfs
•	Officer of year has heart in Waikiki
•	War on terror revitalizes Poppy Days
•	Officer makes easy arrest at Pawa'a convenience store
•	Clifton nomination as judge advances
•	Men's disappearance puzzles police
•	Ronald McDonald House also opens at second location
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	Police Beat
•	Missile facility chief to step down
•	Administrator of courts resigning
•	Attempted prison escape in stolen van ends in pit
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Stronger, wiser Viloria fights at Blaisdell tonight
•	UH's date with Washington St. fading
•	Wilton 'great fit' for BYU, AD says
•	Fast start propels No. 1 Warriors past Kahuku
•	Kane scores 19 to lift Buffanblu past Iolani, 55-41
•	Kamehameha wins, advances, 8-4
•	ILH drops roster limits for football games
•	11 schools plan to sail in inaugural ILH season
•	Grobe will walk on at Pepperdine
•	Wie struggles to opening 81
•	Musashimaru defeats Takanonami, improves to 6-0
•	Chipping in for funds, fun
•	Incredible views of Big Island coast along Ka'aha Trail
•	'Aiea Athletic Club seeking donations
•	Sports Notices
•	The racing report
•	ISLE FILE More honors for BYUH's Gaspar
•	Sports Calendar
•	Pro game has been kinder

Island Life
•	Fashionable maternity wardrobes for moms-to-be
•	Fans not disappointed by 'Attack of the Clones'
•	Buddhist sect offers enlightening parade
•	History lives at Mission Houses
•	THE LEFT LANE Theater team goes to Washington
•	SHOW BIZ Hollywood personality excels on the green
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Hawaiian Island Creations in negotiations to be sold
•	Tesoro's highest gas margin is at Hawai'i refinery
•	Tax Foundation recruiting members, money
•	Business briefs
•	AOL Time Warner promises to reverse shares' slide
•	FBI checking Kmart accounting practices

Opinion
•	Anti-budget mailer is too manipulative
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Once again a gathering place

Entertainment/TGIF
•	10 fun summer things to do
•	MUSIC SCENE Ho'okena brings out the dancer in Dudoit
•	Hip-Hop Blowout stars promise hardcore rap
•	Wild and whimsical Sex With Lurch rings in
•	Billboard hits
•	CLUB SCENE On a glam-rock gender-bender
•	STAGE SCENE Manoa Valley Theatre play gives actor a scare
•	DINING SCENE Trattoria offers welcome atmosphere, traditional savor
•	MOVIE SCENE Darker, complex 'Star Wars' likely to dazzle moviegoers
•	Screening room
•	HOKU AWARDS Hoku awards take a bow after their first 25 years
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	What's Up!
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Ongoing events