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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, January 25, 2002

Articles for January 25, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	California firm reaches deal to acquire Times
•	Police Briefs
•	In Hawai'i
•	Economic fears persist, limit gains on Wall Street

Local News
•	Insurer questions traffic van cam
•	School board activates rules on harassment
•	Schools likely to suffer larger financial hit
•	Felix report faces U.S. review
•	UH solicits public's views on strategy
•	Civil rights is focus of student art contest
•	Serious crime up during 1st half of 2001
•	Jury selected for Arakawa manslaughter trial
•	Prosecution fights bail for accused policeman
•	Police Beat
•	Retiree groups, unions support drug-cost bills
•	Bill would require tests of sex offenders for HIV
•	State may post shark signs to alert Olowalu swimmers
•	Prayer vigil today for Maui cultural site
•	Missile defense faces test today off Kaua'i
•	Mansho target of second impeachment effort
•	Bottlers call for curbside recycling
•	Harris lawyers discuss document disclosure
•	Video chats let troops connect with families
•	Hawai'i Briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Cayetano not short on style

Sports
•	Warriors rebound with 88-79 victory over Rice
•	Wahine run past Nevada, 73-53
•	Trapasso says playoffs possible, providing Rainbows 'overachieve'
•	UH's Wallace has agent to handle contract talks
•	Castle topples Kailua, advances to semifinals
•	Three-way tie for first place in ILH soccer
•	Kailua rallies to upset Castle
•	JANUARY GRAND SUMO TOURNAMENT Chiyotaikai sole leader at 12-1
•	RECREATION Older volunteers enjoy challenge as ball boys
•	Plenty to learn when on the court in new role
•	Canoe classes offered for all levels
•	Sports Notices
•	ISLE FILE No. 1 seed Blake rolls in USTA Challenger
•	Sports Calendar
•	Baseball recruit taking long road

Island Life
•	ISLAND STYLE Fine fabrics require careful shopping and extra care
•	Right colors can change how you look at your home
•	Somalis differ on worth of 'Black Hawk'
	PBS show turns kids into sleuths of science
•	STAGE REVIEW 'Vagina Monologues' challenging but ultimately entertaining
•	THE LEFT LANE Postal Service gets into party mood
•	SHOW BIZ Radio personality Paul Ogata on a roll
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Cap on gas prices sought
•	Surfer's fate tied to T-shirt line
•	Tourist drop of 9.1percent drags down economy
•	Rental-car cutbacks put dent in auto sales
•	Bank stock sales help A&B
•	Fed chief now says recession near end
•	Cyanotech loss rose in quarter

Opinion
•	Cut profit incentive for private speed trap
•	That budget surplus now only a pipe dream
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Hawai'i's politics hurting recovery

Entertainment/TGIF
•	POETRY SCENE Wordstew: Poetic justice at performance slam
•	MUSIC SCENE Billboard hits
•	STAGE SCENE 'Haole Boy' creator revives irreverent comedy
•	'Edge' celebrates unusual styles
•	Alexandra Horn is psyched up for 'Blithe Spirit'
•	'Monologues' brings Swit back to Islands
•	Critic's Choice
•	MIXED MEDIA SCENE Supernatural shop becomes a gathering spot for offbeat
•	DINING SCENE There's no doubt Morton's serves stellar steaks
•	MOVIE SCENE 'Wolf' bites off too much from American films
•	Latest 'Count of Monte Cristo' has feel of romantic, old-fashioned
•	A woman behind enemy lines in 'Charlotte Gray'
•	'I Am Sam' is family drama straight from heart
•	'Lantana' is an exploration of human interaction
•	'The Mothman Prophecies' seems restrained, unrevealing
•	At the Movies: 'A Walk to Remember'
•	Directors Guild picks nominees for honors
•	Screening room
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	The Buzz
•	What's Up!
•	Nightclubs
•	Neighbor Islands