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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Tuesday, May 08, 2001

Articles for May 8, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Gunman shoots at Ala Moana nightclub, flees
•	Salt Lake man's death investigated as murder
•	Honolulu calm, confident for ADB
•	UH gets $2 million grant for geriatric training
•	Arakawa released to raise bail in teen death
•	Police briefs
•	Cruise firm losses grow
•	Business briefs
•	Stock performance mixed as investors await earnings data

Local News
•	Bank summit to open amid high security
•	Hawaiian culture given prominent exposure
•	Experts anticipate worldwide water crisis
•	Ex-officer Arakawa likely to contest $100,000 bail
•	State to pay family $250,000 over Halawa inmate's death
•	Greenpeace activists arrested for protest on Kwajalein Atoll
•	Mink urges EIS before Army training at Makua resumes
•	Kids Day PACT helped troubled mother kick drugs, regain children
•	What is Parents and Children Together?
•	Navy mulls moving Ehime Maru to waters off airport
•	Windward students benefit from NASA grant
•	Attorney seeks more stringent driving tests for elderly
•	Former Big Island judge Richard Miyamoto dead at 76
•	Services tomorrow for "Waterfront Man' Fred Robins
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Commuting Kaukonahua Road to get safety features
•	Roadwork
•	O'ahu alternatives to the usual drive
•	Moloka'i-to-Maui ferry ridership off to slow start
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Lee Cataluna Classmates offer some wise words

Sports
•	Viloria draws seasoned foe for debut
•	Oregon's top basketball player signs with Wahine
•	Murakami will be honored May 19 at Rainbow Stadium
•	UH's Porter named WAC softball Player of Week
•	Kapalua staffer wins on home golf course
•	High schools Kaiser beats Farrington, 14-5, in OIA baseball game
•	ILH girls water polo reaches high-water mark
•	Roosevelt boys take track title
•	Commentary: Rain can't wash away joy of competition
•	Coming up
•	Isle File Kaua'i surfer qualifies for event in Tahiti
•	Ferd Lewis Ailing men's volleyball seeks booster shot from UH

Island Life
•	Island Style Treasures of Ni'ihau on a string
•	Book review Book on state's medicinal plants was last gift from Beatrice Krauss
•	Tip-off 'Night Marchers' a big hit with locals
•	The Left Lane Hilo Hattie takes the silk road
•	'The Producers' receives record 15 Tony Award nominations
•	2001 Tony award nominees
•	Fashion Calendar
•	TGI Tuesday
•	Tube Notes

Business
•	Hotels avert worker strike as ADB events begin
•	BancWest accepts acquisition offer by French bank
•	State tech growth measured in government report
•	Tourism Talk Is the ADB worth its hype? and other unknowable questions
•	Oil Barnwell earnings show decline of 52 percent
•	Mergers fuel big-energy growth
•	Computers 7,000 U.S. tech jobs may be cut
•	Apple announces opening of first retail store, in Virginia
•	Internet Home Internet access slips 0.3 percent
•	Napster announces new song-identifying technology
•	Software firms being gobbled by Internet giants
•	Other news Hawaiian Air shows small profit
•	U.S. credit card debt remains in double digits
•	Marriott changes focus to development
•	Business briefs

Opinion
•	Editorial Real progress for hotel workers, union
•	Editorial Where the budget is coming up short
•	Editorial Kids Day: Helping programs for families
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Second Opinion Anti-globalism: a little shrill
•	Commentary Private sector brings hope

Technology/Click!
•	Didgets Web site lists Hawai'i entertainers
•	Byte Marks Even cyber characters are categorized
•	Wired In Searchers crowd Ellis Island database