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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, September 12, 2003

Articles for September 12, 2003

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Gas price rises to $2.119
•	Police Beat
•	Late rally edges stocks up but week’s loss ends streak

Local News
•	BUS STRIKE Bus strike zaps zip from high-speed lane
•	No bus talks scheduled after OTS plan rejected
•	City offering shuttle service to hospitals
•	OTHER TOP STORIES O'ahu schools lose 55 crossing guards
•	Hawaiians pay homage on Nihoa visit
•	THE SEPT. 11 ATTACKS Nation remembers its loss
•	Ground Zero memorial spontaneous, personal
•	Hawai'i reflects on how day changed our world
•	O'ahu water use increases
•	Military discusses focus for schools
•	Foster parents say 9-year-old did not intend to kill nene
•	DeSoto fined for campaign violation
•	POLICE/COURTS Rescuers assist hiker at Makapu'u
•	Father seeks removal of son from Kamehameha
•	Police Beat
•	OTHER NEWS Landmark's greenery hurting
•	Inouye calls for details on rebuilding Iraq
•	Hawai'i briefs
•	HAWAIIAN STYLE Mainland students search for true meaning of hula
•	Bill would lift limit on veteran loans
•	Obituaries
•	Hope alive to regain treasures
•	Story of U.S. officer and French milkmaid to have closing chapter
•	Corrections

Sports
•	UH FOOTBALL USC fired up and focused
•	USC marching band will be hoping game's a 'Wipeout'
•	Cockheran, Owens practicing, but hobbling
•	UH supporters a vocal minority
•	UH VOLLEYBALL Through the eyes of a child, mom's some volleyball player
•	HIGH SCHOOLS OIA powerhouses in early-season clashes
•	RECREATION Good times, good food bring out best for bocce
•	Bike Factory Hale'iwa Triathlon set for Nov. 1
•	Catch of the day
•	Sports notices
•	FERD LEWIS Budget for budget, UH has no business being on same field
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Korean art exhibit communicates a forward vibe
•	STAGE REVIEW Characters, choreography make 'Bat Boy' a satire to see
•	HAWAI'I GARDENS Prune plumeria branches near the collar
•	Home & Garden Calendar
•	THE LEFT LANE Links to library
•	WEDDING PLANNER Bride-to-be gets plenty of warning
•	Swimming in the details
•	Tube Notes
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	Military housing proposed delay worries local industry
•	Timber industry taking root
•	TOURISM Tourism Authority to co-sponsor bowl game
•	How Hawai'i hotels are faring
•	REAL ESTATE Harbor high-rise condos proposed
•	HAWAI'I REAL ESTATE REPORT After steady rise, 30-year mortgage rate falls to 6.16%
•	Honolulu single-family buy/sell indicator
•	30-year rates fall below 6%, first time in nearly two months
•	Neighborhood snapshots
•	BUSINESS BRIEFS PBEC gets new president

Opinion
•	Do us proud, Mililani: Separate your trash
•	How is medical waste washing into a stream?
•	Expelling Arafat just boosts his martyrdom
•	Letters to the Editor
•	ISLAND VOICES Should Hawai'i keep gas price caps?
•	ISLAND VOICES Should Hawai'i keep gas price caps?

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Ho'olaule'a is here
•	THE NIGHT STUFF Subdued Last Resort could use some frisky fun
•	Weekend parties celebrate musical diversity, graffiti art
•	MUSIC SCENE Natural Vibrations pursues global appeal
•	Billboard hits
•	STAGE SCENE Culture-rich 'Art of Rice' on tour
•	Critic's Choice
•	MOVIE SCENE Dazzling 'Once Upon a Time in Mexico' concludes 'El Mariachi' saga
•	'Cabin Fever' is phenomenal guilty pleasure
•	Cage gives con-man role heart in 'Matchstick Men'
•	Screening room
•	DVD SCENE '24: Season 2' as dumb as ever but it's very easy to get hooked
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	Ongoing Events
•	The Buzz
•	What's up!
•	Neighbor Islands