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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, April 02, 2001
Articles for April 2, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
 •  Bush demands access to crew, China says wait
 • Navy releases names of 24 members of crew
 •  Submarine involved in deadly collision to leave dry dock
 •  Board hears request to add teachers who cannot strike
 •  King Street fire ties up downtown traffic
 •  UH men ranked tops by Volleyball Magazine
 • Police briefs

Local News
 •  China holds plane, crew
•
 Incident may affect arms sales to Taiwan
 •  State official hones skills in the art of negotiation
 •  Federal court puts State Hospital under the gun
 •  Sale of Bishop Museum site unlikely, director says
 •  Judges wedded to just cause
 •  Families claim native rights in fighting Hanalei eviction
 •  Kahalu'u wetland use debated
 •  Corrections
 •  From bugs to shrubs, this book has it
 •  Obituaries
 •  O'ahu briefs

Sports
 •  Rainbows lose heartbreaker in 11th
 •  UH has partnership in mind to keep bowl game here
 •  Richardson focuses on finishing strong
 •  St. Louis sharpshooter second in air-riflery nationals
 •  Wahine softball team splits with Loyola-Marymount
 •  USA gymnastics team gets fast start in race to 2004
 •  Notre Dame women are national champions
 •  Former Maui High star gives Wyoming a lift

Island Life
 •  Local stylist makes waves with freeform, one-of-a-kind designs
 •  Adorn your car with a local treat
 •  Vandals revive raucous roots of punk
 •  TGI Monday
 •  Tryouts
 •  Tube Notes
 •  Sissy Spacek thrilled to play midwife on TV
 •  'Ladies' Night Out' conveys power in motion

Business
 •  Study on tourism threshold proposed
 •  Travelers tighten hotel spending
 •  Publisher of Hawai'i teen 'zine puts message above profit
 •  Exxon Mobil reigns atop Fortune 500
 •  60 Seconds On Business 'M-commerce' will save the day
 •  Airline, rail unions hold trump cards
 •  Coming events
 •  Product costs fall in soft economy
 •  Trade Winds
 •  Business crunch hurts air travel

Opinion
 •  State should drop irrelevant labor issues
 •  Bike lanes: Hazards reduce their appeal
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 Letters to the Editor
 •  Second Opinion Our legislators' dilemma

 •  Coast Guard goes high tech
 •  Students go to sea
Military Update
 •  New senior drug plan provides 'double coverage'
 •  Military briefs
 •  Calendar

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