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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Monday, May 14, 2001

Articles for May 14, 2001

Breaking/PM Stories
•	Unanimous court strikes down medical use for marijuana
•	British Internet company buying Digital Island
•	Ex-officer pleads innocent in fatality
•	Stabbing suspect sought by police
•	Wall Street quiet anticipating possible Fed rate cut
•	Resort will add 120 homes

Local News
•	Driver fatigue higher in Hawai'i than rest of U.S.
•	Are you a fatigued driver? Learn to recognize the signs
•	UH 1,100 UH-Manoa students weather strike, get degrees
•	Outgoing UH president to become senior scholar
•	Other news Council fattens city budget
•	New Academy of Arts galleries a hit
•	Phone trouble stalls house hunt
•	North Shore group fights gated community
•	New federal detention center to accept first prisoners by July 31
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Islands Some still seething over Moloka'i redevelopment
•	Maui veterans get memorial
•	Maui County's War Dead
•	No talks scheduled in Moloka'i nurse strike
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Jan TenBruggencate Web site explores Palmyra

Sports
•	Baseball 'Bows edge Hilo, 5-3
•	Wahine softball reaches regionals
•	High schools Preps navigating logistical nightmare
•	Kamehameha plays 'Iolani for state girls basketball berth
•	Other sports Wilson wins Japan PGA Championship
•	HPU men's tennis team loses in national final, 5-0
•	Asashoryu takes down Musashimaru
•	Isle File Kaua'i's Ballard second in Tahiti surf

Island Life
•	The truth according to Paul Theroux
•	Kamehameha Day's theme honors resource of native people
•	'Lord of the Rings' resizes actors with special effects
•	The Left Lane Gilliom CD out June 5
•	Tip-Off 'Once Upon a Star' party and benefit concert Sunday
•	Tip-Off Kai to perform June 9 at Blaisdell Concert Hall
•	Tryouts
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	Global village leaves many out
•	ADB payoff requires research, patience
•	Firm plans for bigger ships in Kaua'i's Nawiliwili Harbor
•	Washington plant is flush with cash
•	60 Seconds on Business Not too late for businesses to start using the Internet
•	At Work More workers urged to use online travel booking systems
•	Trade Winds
•	Coming Events

Opinion
•	Editorial Cruise ship dumping: Take note of Alaska
•	Editorial Bush's mixed message on war against drugs
•	Letters to the Editor

Military Briefing
•	Hawai'i shows its appreciation of military
•	Top cadets
•	Briefs
•	Military Update Bases are falling apart, enlisted service chiefs say

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