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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, September 17, 2007

Articles for September 17, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	NFL: Falcons turn to veteran kicker Andersen, 47
•	CFB: Montana player pleads not guilty to murder
•	State health planning chief appointed
•	Baseball: Thomas homers twice, ties Ott at 511 on list
•	Baseball: Pedro says he's done if he reinjures shoulder
•	NFL: Lions Kitna said return from concussion a miracle
•	NFL: Ravens' Pryce to miss 3-4 weeks; McNair hopeful
•	CFB: SEC fines Kentucky $25,000 for fans rushing field
•	NFL: Titan assistant arrested for DUI before Colts' loss
•	Baseball: Yanks' Rivera OK after toss bruises pinkie
•	Comedy Crusaders at Lotus Soundbar tomorrow
•	NFL: Jets say QB Pennington still starter — if healthy
•	NFL: Giants WR Smith out at least 2 weeks with injury
•	NFL: 49er offense punchless, but Nolan likes 2-0 record
•	NFL: Familiar futility woes for Dolphins ground game
•	NFL: Raiders' Kiffin sticks with QB McCown
•	Hardee's adds a bit of Hawai'i to its menu
•	Hawaii stock index falls as most issues show declines
•	Rotich makes it four straight at Maui Marathon
•	Associated Grocer sale approved by shareholders
•	Duke's Ukes winners announced
•	Wataire inks John Norcross Construction as distributor
•	Comedy 'Inside Out' at Church of the Crossroads Sept. 22
•	NBA: Heat sign Bucks guard Bell to offer sheet
•	Preps: Girls volleyball standings
•	Tau Dance Theater looking for young dancers
•	The Actors Group seeks young actress for 'Fences'
•	First Presbyterian offering Wednesday night classes
•	Trias to entertain at Taste of Technology gala
•	Animal blessing set for Oct. 7 at St. Clement's
•	Soccer: U.S. needs at least a tie to advance to quarters
•	Baseball: Public to decide fate of Bonds' 756 ball
•	NFL: Belichick will comply with NFL in spying probe
•	NFL: Fisher to get 4-year extension from Titans
•	Soccer: England defeats Argentina 6-1 to advance
•	Soccer: Germany beats Japan 2-0 to gain quarterfinals
•	Obama calls for more transparency in business
•	On the air tomorrow: Baseball, World Cup soccer
•	On the air today: Redskins-Eagles, baseball, soccer
•	Baseball: Tomorrow's probable starting pitchers
•	Baseball: Today's probable starting pitchers
•	H-1 lane closed near Kinau Street exit
•	H-2 offramps closed near Mililani
•	Maui councilwoman: Superferry could bring urban woes
•	Lingle to hold Superferry forum on Kaua'i Thursday
•	Waialua man stabbed during argument
•	Mililani girl escapes kidnapping attempt
•	UH, Navy sign off on research center
•	Crews responding to brushfire report in Waianae area
•	Four men arrested in Maili after shots fired
•	Hearing for Nanakuli shooting suspect set for Wednesday
•	Hawaii Guard begins anti-terror exercise on Kauai
•	Equal employment commission sues 7-Eleven of Hawaii
•	TheBoat's inaugural trip a success despite bumpy ride
•	Honolulu's TheBoat riders to get free WiFi service
•	UH linebacker Elimimian earns WAC defensive honor
•	'Lost' actor Terry O'Quinn low-key after Emmy win
•	Kauai Superferry hearing scheduled for Friday
•	Chili factory tied to botulism outbreak to reopen
•	Kapalua Resort on Maui opens two free hiking trails
•	National & world news highlights
•	Big Island split on proposed hotel/condo development
•	Fare war, fuel prices worsen Aloha Airlines' losses
•	Hawaii the only state where hybrid car sales falling
•	Hawaii's Rainbow Wahine No. 13 in volleyball poll
•	3 Pacific wildlife refuges' conservation plans released
•	Maui raves about new UH astronomy research center
•	Kakaako Makai history to be detailed at meeting
•	Moanalua Gardens grant to help out Hawaii schools
•	Waipahu teen wins Aloha Tower's 'ukulele contest
•	Aloha Festival names parade winners
•	Today's events: Wellness health fest, string quartet
•	Audiotape released of dispute involving O.J. Simpson
•	Workshop tomorrow on transit-oriented development
•	Hawaii to mark Peace Day at Capitol on Friday
•	Help needed for Nov. 3 'Celebrate Kaimuki'
•	'Big Read Hawaii' to feature 'The Joy Luck Club' novel
•	Hawaii officials to discuss film tax credits on Maui
•	Hawaii hepatitis project to aid newly released inmates
•	Suspected remains of U.S. soldier sent to Hawaii lab
•	Bush taps retired judge to replace attorney general
•	UH offering football discounts for Saturday, season
•	Comments on Navy's draft EIS for Hawaii project due
•	Morning showers should break by afternoon
•	Surf decreases overnight around Hawaii
•	Pearl City Library hosting health festival
•	Stocks end down as interest-rate decision awaited
•	Jodie Foster revenge movie tops box office

Local News
•	Registration of Hawaii charities doomed by political clout
•	More mentally ill live on outside in Hawaii
•	Hawaii gets up-close look at TheBoat before maiden voyage
•	Honolulu wants HI-5� cash for dump's neighbors
•	Waianae landfill foes put up cash to fight trash
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Sweet success for 'sunburst' melon
•	Work nears on connector road
•	Eastbound H-1 lane is closed
•	Meet a guide dog at library
•	College paper debuts online
•	Freeway lanes will be closed
•	Kaiser High position open
•	Boat-launch dredging starts
•	Preparedness event Saturday
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Blanket consent sought for sonar training around Hawaii
•	Senior Airman Garrett Nomura
•	Disability benefits fair for all?
•	Afghanistan boy gets new lease on life
POLICE BEAT
•	Man charged in shooting incident
ENVIRONMENT
•	Captive-raised rare native birds released on Big Island
TRANSPORTATION
•	Everything you need to know to use the new city ferry service
OTHER NEWS
•	No fire relief for Waialua farmers, ranchers
•	Community calendar
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Colt's sprained ankle 'really sore'
•	Warriors gain top 20 in two polls
•	Outrigger Canoe Club wins 33-mile race by a mile
UH WOMEN'S SOCCER
•	Rainbow Wahine stop Dukes to stay unbeaten
FOOTBALL
•	Elam kicks Broncos past Raiders
TENNIS
•	Kobuch, Lajola claim Hawaii Open titles
ISLE FILE
•	Ross wins Na Wahine Triathlon
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Jones took road less traveled

Island Life
•	Bada bling!
•	Colors for spring erupt at N.Y. Fashion Week
•	Sharing the chores? That's sexy
TELEVISION
•	Celebrate all things pineapple
THEATER
•	Daughter's play salutes Hawaii sports 'General'
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Tricks to dry laundry, clean toilet the natural way
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday
MOMS
•	You really are what you eat
•	Burger King's new healthy menu aims at kids

Business
•	Maui's economy expected to cool
•	Hawaii struggles to attract qualified hospitality workers
•	Program supports Hawaiian culture, community
TOURISM
•	You can vacation, yet live like a local
•	Terminal an Olympics showcase
•	Fewer smiles on 2nd anniversary
•	Eastern resort goes after lost star
•	Casinos deliver jobs, services to Detroit
•	Bolivia to require visas for U.S. tourists
•	Airline goes all out to lure gay, lesbian passengers
•	'Life-changing' yoga vacations are booming
AIRLINES
•	Northwest to acquire big chunk of Midwest
TECHNOLOGY
•	Digital means never missing key moments
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawaii Data Report \| Business Registrations and Trade Names/Trademarks
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	EU court upholds $613M penalty against Microsoft
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Congress must return Guard to the states
•	Philippine leaders must break the cycle
COMMENTARY
•	War and politics bring memories of 1971
•	Darfur requires comprehensive approach
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Colors for spring erupt at N.Y. Fashion Week

TELEVISION
•	Celebrate all things pineapple
THEATER
•	Daughter's play salutes Hawaii sports 'General'
•	TGI Monday

Photo galleries
•	'Lion King' opening night
•	TheBoat unveiled at open house
•	59th Primetime Emmy Awards
•	Hawaii-Duquesne soccer

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