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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Wednesday, May 29, 2002

Articles for May 29, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Tourism authority willing to pay for stadium turf
•	Principal warns staff about sign waving
•	Hawai'i's top speller survives first national round
•	Rains wilt supply of fragrant flowers
•	New Hawaii.com designed to attract tourists
•	Police Beat
•	United closing 3 Isle ticket offices
•	Matson to buy 2 container ships
•	Novellus, Halliburton news sends stocks lower

Local News
•	Former state senator Ige gets six-month sentence
•	New habitats on O'ahu, Big Island proposed
•	James Grant Benton, local-style comedian, dies at 53
•	Last trace of World Trade Center removed
•	POLICE/COURTS 2,600 ticketed as non-bucklers
•	Kaua'i hospital pays $1.5 million in federal settlement
•	State legal officials to face questions
•	City acts to replace eight liquor inspectors
•	More dogs at Ha'iku home prompt weekly inspection
•	Man pleads guilty in Ma'ili Point fatalities
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS State shuffles priorities for roadwork on O'ahu
•	Retired judge nominated for trusteeship
•	Aloha Tower deck to reopen
•	Firefighters continue fire control at volcano
•	Lingle now official as candidate for governor
•	Critics say ag bills would lead to development
•	Water board may delay rate hike for two years
•	Trash pile grows in 'Ewa Beach
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Grants
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	BOB KRAUSS Troupe embraced with aloha

Sports
•	UH SPORTS Warrior football team to find place for Cal Lee
•	Warriors trimming football roster
•	'Bows overhaul baseball lineup
•	Team manager will be promoted to assistant coach
•	AstroPlay wants shot at stadium resurfacing
•	HOMEGROWN REPORT Injured Jackson lifts BYU into NCAAs
•	Clay clears final hurdle of career in winning form
•	Punahou grad Miyahira a softball standout
•	Iolani's Lei, Baldwin's Russell to play softball at Brigham Young
•	ISLE FILE Garcia advances, Irons, Robb eliminated in Fiji
•	Sky's the limit for Hawai'i sumotori

Island Life
•	'Mario' video game guru strives to stay ahead
•	Home from college? Here are must-dos
•	THE LEFT LANE Musically amusing
•	SHOW BIZ Ho honored for efforts supporting military
•	TGI Wednesday
•	Tube Notes
•	TASTE From garden to table
•	Kiawe smoke enlivens Maui chef's salads
•	The ever-delicious turnover has crossed many borders
•	Bing cherries make this dessert special
•	Quick and Easy: Spaghetti Puttanesca
•	OFF THE SHELF Two coconut products star in many Filipino sweets
•	QUICK BITES L'Uraku planning a 10-course feast
•	FOOD FOR THOUGHT Glamour of a chef's work overestimated

Business
•	General Growth completes Victoria Ward purchase
•	Retailers recruited from Mainland
•	Cultural center adds museum entryway
•	Defense firm buys U.S. Marine Repair
•	Home sales leave spending in the dust
•	Bigwig identity thief gets 8-year term
•	Two Disney World hotels picketed
•	Vanguard Airlines turned down for aid loan
•	Business briefs

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS All aboard for the Ko Olina Choo Choo
•	Ige sentence begins restoration of faith
•	Letters to the Editor
•	VOLCANIC ASH Take a lesson from Las Vegas