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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, October 18, 2001

Articles for October 18, 2001

Local News
•	Dengue fever count now 59
•	State sets harsh penalties for anthrax hoaxes
•	Ehime Maru yields two more bodies
•	Army resumes war games in Makua Valley
•	Violations of mental patients' rights alleged
•	Legislators probe propriety of special-education contract
•	Education Kawaiaha'o School keeps old values alive
•	New dorms planned for UH-Hilo
•	Our Schools \| Kapunahala Elementary School 'Ohana driving force behind student achievement
•	On Campus UH thrift shop celebrates 30 years
•	HPU enrollment increases again
•	Other news City Council mandates sprinkler retrofits
•	Underground utilities sought for Kane'ohe
•	Old play equipment removed from Kailua Elementary
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Corrections
•	Mike Leidemann Officials end boy's fund raising

Sports
•	Downturn affects UH fund
•	Receiver is Tulsa's man in motion
•	Manuma out for rest of season
•	Wahine win 10th match in a row
•	HPU, BYUH, Chaminade in PacWest volleyball race
•	Golf Report New twist at Sony Open
•	Out of sight first hole-in-one
•	Isle File UH men's volleyball team plays alumni Friday
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Tae kwon do student finds peace in dojang
•	Film festival organizers still hope to land Ebert
•	Rapid hearing loss in both ears considered rare in healthy folks
•	The Left Lane How to handle taking multiple medications
•	TGI Thursday
•	Tube Notes
•	Health Calendar
•	Movie Openings
•	You can help

Business
•	Hotels at 60% occupancy, losing $2.7 million a day
•	Estate crafts Kaka'ako plan
•	Tourism industry struggling to stay afloat
•	A&B income down 19%
•	BancWest enjoys healthy quarter
•	CB Bancshares profits up 10.2% in 3rd quarter
•	United CEO's grim letter provokes union anger
•	Finland reigns in global competitiveness

Opinion
•	More information needed on detainees
•	Unity campaign needed for local welfare groups
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices Use hurricane fund wisely

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