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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, November 21, 2002

Articles for November 21, 2002

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Council hears support for scooter ban
•	Surfing factions discuss new rules
•	Police Beat
•	HP earnings report propels Dow skyward

Local News
•	Final curtain falls on three Waikiki theaters
•	POLICE/COURTS HPD to switch off new radios during repairs
•	Rodrigues' behavior draws rebuke
•	OTHER TOP STORIES 44 candidates seeking Mink's Congress seat
•	Waimanalo looks for way out of slump
•	Waimea Falls Park lease may be extended four months
•	O'ahu marchers urge help for the homeless
•	NEIGHBOR ISLANDS State sets Maui water limits
•	Hilo students alerted of rapes at bars, raves
•	Kaua'i council-elect names Asing chairman
•	Makawao teen dies from motorcycle crash injuries
•	OTHER NEWS Air Force readiness affirmed
•	Lingle Cabinet slow to develop
•	Randall H. Lee, retailer of appliances, dead at 54
•	O'ahu briefs
•	EDUCATION School bus fares could double
•	UH agreement wards off faculty move for censure
•	'Aikahi teacher gains national honor
•	OUR SCHOOLS • KAIMUKI CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Campus, students show off a new look
•	Two honored as outstanding global teachers
•	Tighter regulations not deterring many foreign students
•	BUREAUCRACY BUSTER Limos shouldn't be parking on curb
•	Obituaries
•	Awards
•	Corrections

Sports
•	Viloria's title defense bout rescheduled to Sunday
•	Basketball still part of life for Randolph after 'upset'
•	UH SPORTS Moenoa eating up opposition
•	Owens might play Saturday
•	Little glory, lot of satisfaction in being walk-on for Rainbow Wahine
•	Little Rock poses big challenge for UH basketball team
•	HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Expect the unexpected when HPA plays Castle
•	Kealakehe advances to volleyball quarterfinals
•	OTHER SPORTS Savovic debuts with 11 points in Nuggets' loss
•	Top-ranked Irons rolls out barrel
•	Chaminade, BYU-Hawai'i set for volleyball regional
•	GOLF REPORT Three will try to stop Woods' drive for five
•	Holes in one
•	Prince Resorts hires Rolfing as consultant
•	Sony Open in Hawaii field will remain at 144
•	USGA's Fay, PGA's Orender to speak
•	NOVEMBER GRAND SUMO TOURNAMENT Asashoryu sole leader at 11-1
•	ISLE FILE Balding to coach Punahou
•	Sports Calendar
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Christmas ornaments honor local traditions
•	THE LEFT LANE Here's your trivia shaken, not stirred
•	Kristofferson, Nelson head to O'ahu to join film
•	Movie Openings
•	Tryouts Calendar
•	SHOW BIZ Jimmy Borges taking his heart to San Francisco
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday

Business
•	Charity giving high in '01
•	Penney store space sold
•	Chaney Brooks changes direction
•	Grand Wailea gets firm's vote
•	NATION BUSINESS Housing boom may flatten out
•	FedEx will raise rates for delivery
•	Crackdown urged on deceptive advertising
•	AIRLINES United machinists agree to wage, benefit concessions
•	Boeing intends to cut another 5,000 jobs
•	Federal government intensifies college recruiting
•	Control of WorldCom remains in doubt
•	HAWAI'I'S NONPROFITS Cutbacks in grants to nonprofits no solution

Opinion
•	EDITORIALS Labor will recover from Rodrigues verdict
•	Gov.-elect shouldn't shun offered help
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES The world is their ashtray

Health/Fitness
•	Cancer vaccine shows promise