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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, October 27, 2006

Articles for October 27, 2006

Breaking News/Updates
•	Friday's high school scoreboard
•	Former Kapolei star makes first start vs. Notre Dame
•	Former Kapolei star makes first start vs. Notre Dame
•	Former Kapolei star makes first start vs. Notre Dame
•	UH targets electric usage in research lab
•	Loans for developers available
•	Waimanalo band performed in India, moves on to Africa
•	Tiger takes a break, but he'll play on Kauai
•	Local band 7SP takes goodwill trek for Mumbai
•	McLachlin shoots 2-over 73 in Nationwide Tour event
•	Wilson shoots 3-over 74 in Chrysler Championship
•	Stop-and-go traffic greets commuters
•	Some rain possible today
•	UH alumni, faculty get 2-for-1 ticket deal for football
•	UH football, prep football playoffs top Saturday sports
•	NFL, UH volleyball highlight Sunday's TV schedule
•	College football highlights Saturday's TV schedule
•	World Series highlights today's TV schedule
•	UH Homecoming Block Party today
•	Football playoffs, UH volleyball highlight Friday sports
•	Rainbow Wahine beat Idaho in four games
•	Court tells Army to halt Stryker Brigade work
•	St. Louis defeats Detroit to win World Series
•	Engineers complete quake assessment
•	Guardsmen provide quake disaster relief
•	Former airport officials convicted in scam
•	Police seek information on missing Honolulu man
•	Iwase trails Lingle in new fundraising totals
•	Big Island man sought in sex assault
•	Canadian tourist missing on Kaua'i
•	Army Corps to inspect dams for quake damage
•	HIFF Announces Award Winners, special screenings
•	New HIFF weekend lineup: award-winning, top films
•	Ken Watanabe to speak at HIFF tonight
•	$24 million grant to help pay for uninsured patients
•	Tourism continued to slow in September, data show
•	Truck hits Makakilo garage; two hurt
•	Truck hits pedestrian on Dillingham sidewalk
•	Police continue search for suspects in car chase
•	Mother and infant uninjured in house fire
•	Wilcox Memorial Hospital strike officially ends
•	Kane'ohe Bay Marine 'always wanted' to serve
•	Hyatt Regency, union agree on new contract
•	Alexander & Baldwin earnings fall 21% to $27.9 million
•	Hilton Kauai Beach completes $18 million renovation
•	Hawai'i to host Asia-Pacific security summit
•	Surf to rise on north, south shores
•	HPD to conduct impaired driver checkpoints
•	Dwight Kealoha named CEO of Better Business Bureau
•	Jeans Warehouse named Hawai'i retailer of the year
•	Wai'anae town meeting set for Monday
•	Filmmaker Cameron Crowe to hold UH videoconference
•	Stocks fall after weak GDP report

Local News
•	Water board faulted for execs' bonuses
•	Deadly month for Hawai'i-based Marines
•	Decorated veterans called for duty
•	For $5.5M, an island can be yours
•	Water supply uncertain for farmers on Big Isle
•	Two police cars hit in pursuit of two men
ELECTION
•	Pedestrian perks
•	Despite dropoff, Akaka still has more cash than rival
•	Hirono raises $100K more than Hogue
•	'Lackluster' vote expected
POLICE
•	Forgery suspect targeted in probe
•	Ex-convict charged in theft of police gun
•	Samaritans saved life, police say
FIRE
•	Candle used in earthquake blackout ignited fatal house fire
HEALTH
•	Long walkout takes a toll
•	Grant takes aim at drinking by underage airmen
BIG ISLAND
•	Rockfalls force partial closure of bay park
OTHER NEWS
•	To Hokualaka'i voyaging to Hilo: 'Let sails be full'
•	Haunted Village welcomes you tonight at WCC campus
•	Factor for beachfront developers
•	Cluster project panned again
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Tips sought on missing camper
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH takes hit with injury on defense
•	Drifting one step closer to Aloha Stadium approval
•	Another Streak? Rainbow Wahine thriving at home
UH SPORTS
•	UH's Laan goes the distance
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
•	It's win-or-go-home time for most leagues
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
•	Moanalua, Roosevelt in final
•	Kamehameha girls claim tournament
RECREATION
•	Hawai'i clubs dominate even on Lake Las Vegas
•	Isles' team shows world its potential
•	Triathletes ready to take on Xterra challenge
•	Team Hawai'i Kanaono wins softball tourney
•	Sports notices
ISLE FILE
•	BYUH volleyball is No. 3 in West
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Local bowl sure beats alternatives

Island Life
•	Holidays made easy
•	From a horrid childhood, a gripping movie
•	Healthy messages on theater stage
•	Is NBC giving up on 'family hour' TV?
•	Prada will unveil a new concept in Waikiki
MUSIC
•	My view: 'No Shame' by Pepper
•	A nuanced look at the black middle class
•	Billboard hits
MOVIES
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	Online effort may not save 'Studio 60'
•	Resurrecting summer movies on DVD
FASHION
•	Petite Island women invited to fall fashion show at Macy's
HOME AND GARDEN
•	Tips to safeguard backyard produce
•	Home and garden calendar
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Be a master of disguise for Halloween this year
•	Tube Notes
•	This week's top O'ahu attractions
•	Inside scoops: Livin' la vida local
•	What's Up!
•	Ongoing events
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Halloween calendar
•	Buzzing about ...

Business
•	State action may affect sale of Kukui Gardens
•	Cost of Hawai'i workers' comp falls
•	Latest fall-off is largest in 35 years
REAL ESTATE
•	Rents have risen sharply in some Mainland cities
•	Fed's jitters send mortgage rates up across board
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Oil giant rakes in $10.49 billion in profits
•	Economy's 'not bad,' but Iraq's got problems, Greenspan says
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	HPU's Steilen to be business dean

Opinion
•	Work continues on mental health services
•	High court protects shoreline rights for all
COMMENTARY
•	Preparing for disaster is everyone's job
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Gilliom: Music, marriage and more
•	Healthy messages on theater stage
•	Is NBC giving up on 'family hour' TV?
•	Prada will unveil a new concept in Waikiki
THE NIGHT STUFF
•	Eclectic mix moves crowd at Soul Clap
NIGHTLIFE
•	After hours: Nightspotting

MOVIES
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	Online effort may not save 'Studio 60'
•	Resurrecting summer movies on DVD
MUSIC
•	My view: 'No Shame' by Pepper
•	A nuanced look at the black middle class
•	Billboard hits
DINING
•	Healthy, tasty plates a passport to Middle East
•	This week's top O'ahu attractions
•	What's Up!
•	Ongoing events
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Halloween calendar
•	Buzzing about ...

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