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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, October 25, 2001

Articles for October 25, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Threat of heavy rain lifted for Kaua'i, O'ahu
•	Akaka may intercede on Thai chef's behalf
•	Microalgae firm's losses mount
•	Teen charged in Ma'ili death
•	Phone service erratic in spots
•	Stronger earnings help push up stocks
•	Work stopped on two Hawai'i-bound cruise ships
•	Patriotic license plates available in Hawaii
•	Deadline missed to submit redistricting plan

Local News
•	The September 11th attack Notification, testing issues emerge from anthrax scare
•	Local anthrax calls decrease
•	State testing lab getting 'good practice'
•	Little relief in sight at airports
•	Showdown likely over bill for tax credits
•	City faces decline in hotel tax revenues
•	Coast Guard calls up reservists
•	Congressional members accepting mail in Hawai'i
•	Police/Courts Man sentenced in first alcohol/drug crash conviction
•	Former official gets 10 years for bilking state
•	Police Beat
•	Other news 14-inch rainstorm surprises Hilo area
•	Funeral services to begin for Ehime Maru victims
•	No damage from stray bullets found in Makua
•	Kalaniana'ole water main work to finish early
•	Fire Department picks employees of the year
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Education Art of thinking brings teacher state's top honor
•	Wai'anae school given room to grow
•	New center enhances UH-Hilo marine program
•	On Campus High-tech screen plans eerie debut
•	Education briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Mike Leidemann Bids, pins, pet, poem say a lot

Sports
•	UH sports Chang could still redshirt
•	Warriors not counting on Jackson playing tomorrow
•	Bulldogs still smarting from loss to Boise State
•	Wahine learn there's more to running than just running
•	Wahine ready to put season-long training to the test in WAC meet
•	Wahine awaiting Wolf Pack
•	Wallace turns to veterans
•	California wing player commits to Wahine
•	Golf report Trio looking for repeats
•	Defending champs facing a tough field
•	Augie Dias, longtime track official, dies at 81
•	Small colleges BYUH water polo a success
•	Jones and Hill did it their way
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Health Retiree shares knowledge of Chinese remedies
•	A date with 'Sweet Baby James'
•	Pu'uhale students' service project has lasting advantages
•	The Left Lane Light up your life
•	Casting Call Female lead, extras sought for 'Surf Girls'
•	Tip-off Two-club 'block party' lines up 12 bands
•	Health Calendar
•	Fashion Calendar
•	Movie Openings
•	Love Harry Potter or loathe him? We want to hear about it
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Hotels continue to struggle
•	'Value Pass' offers tourist incentive
•	Nonprofit software firm Ohana calls it quits
•	Economic board rights ship, hires new president
•	Advertiser completes deal to buy 2 presses for Kapolei
•	Health systems' merger pact expected to be signed Dec. 18
•	Business school helps jobless
•	National business Microsoft to release new version of Windows
•	Bayer agrees to lower Cipro price
•	Sears to eliminate 4,900 jobs

Opinion
•	Editorial We need a Marshall Plan for public schools
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Coastline construction shouldn't get a break