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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, October 17, 2001

Articles for October 17, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Suspect in 1975 murder returning to Hawai'i
•	Army resumes training in Makua Valley exercises
•	Anthrax scare investigated as likely hoax
•	Knives found at scene of apparent murder-suicide
•	BancWest profits jump
•	Rising anthrax fears frustrate investors
•	Man critically hurt after Fort Weaver Road accident
•	Two more bodies found in Ehime Maru

Local News
•	Navy divers recover body from Ehime Maru wreck
•	Eco-friendly options favored in dengue fever battle
•	College Hill renovation cost may reach $1 million
•	Sex-offender escapes concern Pearl City residents
•	Poor visibility, pilot blamed in Vietnam copter crash
•	FBI investigating anthrax scare as likely hoax
•	The September 11th attack Security costs mount as tax revenues trickle off
•	Support agencies offer ideas to help jobless
•	Major grower to send fewer Christmas trees to Hawai'i
•	Trade Center victim Maile Hale remembered
•	Environment UH researchers praised for work on climate prediction
•	Teachers explore treasures found in Hawai'i forests
•	Police/Courts 7 knives found at scene of apparent murder-suicide
•	Las Vegas slaying case sentencing delayed
•	Other news Jay Stone, radio personality, dead at 55
•	Hawai'i donations sought for Mighty Mo
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Islands Maui Council addresses dengue, economy
•	Motorcyclist killed in crash
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Bob Krauss Life goes on, even with a smile

Sports
•	UH basketball picked to finish second in WAC
•	Tulsa coach hopes to set example by making sacrifice
•	Chang returns to starting unit
•	Tougher trip awaits Wahine
•	Homegrown Report Penn State freshman never got cold feet
•	Other Hawai'i athletes
•	Group bidding to return bowl game to Hawai'i
•	Kamehameha hires Darryl Gabriel
•	Isle File Hawai'i paddlers will compete in Tahiti races
•	Warriors fortify with 'local grindz' for big road trip
•	Sports calendar

Island Life
•	Scholarly nun believes faith and science coexist
•	Volunteers ready to lend a hand, make a difference
•	Tell us what you think of Harry, how his tale will end
•	The Left Lane Up for a challenge
•	Around Town MVT preparing to do 'The Wash'
•	Show Biz Amy Gilliom added to Cazimero holiday show
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Wednesday
•	Taste Comfort food helps many when life gets difficult
•	Chefs need comfort, too
•	What's comfort? Baking potatoes with cheese
•	Island Pantry Cheap eats: Making your food dollars s-t-r-e-t-c-h
•	Beer is the all-purpose ingredient
•	Off the Shelf Using vanilla? Try the natural way
•	Cook's Tips Cream whips best in a chilled bowl
•	Quick Bites Local chefs in N.Y. preparing spread
•	Tips for controlling what you eat
•	Market comparison
•	Culinary Calendar

Business
•	Aloha Airlines employees study pay-cut proposal
•	United slashes California service
•	United says it will 'perish' without rally
•	Hawai'i business Maui sets sights on kama'aina tourism
•	PUC member takes job at UH
•	Amfac Center deal nears completion
•	Workshop aims to help recovery
•	National business Rate drops spur home resales in 35 states
•	Las Vegas high rollers may not return soon
•	LVMH cuts forecast to no growth in profits in 2001

Opinion
•	Editorial Economic signs no cause to be complacent
•	Editorial Cool cost-benefit look needed on terror plans
•	Editorial Caution yes, but we must not be fearful
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Volcanic Ash Race for mayor is getting interesting