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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Friday, October 19, 2001

Articles for October 19, 2001

Local News
•	Embattled LeMahieu quits as schools superintendent
•	Once-praised tenure ends amid criticism
•	Dengue outbreak in East Maui may be waning
•	City to clear illegal dump in Kamilonui Valley
•	Second body identified, two more recovered from Ehime Maru
•	Waialua Elementary's Hirota named Teacher of Year
•	The September 11th attack House leader wants to hold construction spending to $150 million
•	Council scrutinizes Harris tax-relief idea
•	Legislators offer ideas to aid economy
•	U.S. doctors on alert for unusual outbreaks
•	Anthrax calls keep fire crews busy
•	Police/Courts Ex-officer pleads no contest in cellblock food case
•	Edmonds arrives in Honolulu for his murder trial
•	Other news Nature dooms imaginative play areas
•	Wedding business fine against Felix upheld
•	Brone Jameikis, artist, dead at 82
•	O'ahu briefs
•	Neighbor Island briefs
•	Obituaries
•	Lee Cataluna Common sense helps ease jitters

Sports
•	Wahine basketball team faces challenges of youth
•	UH football Injuries hurting 1-4 Hurricane
•	Ferd Lewis Warriors like Tulsa's turf
•	Analysis Warriors want to keep WAC hopes alive
•	Other sports Wahine volleyball team taken to five, but wins
•	Kahuku can clinch OIA Red
•	Wahine soccer team aims at attendance mark
•	Recreation Huffing, puffing at Hana Relay
•	Walk to Cure Diabetes benefit scheduled for Nov. 3
•	Catch of the Day
•	The racing report
•	Notices
•	Isle File Kiyota, Choi win air riflery titles
•	Sports Calendar

Island Life
•	Annual local kitch and bath tour offers inspiration
•	Siblings return to first love with 'Rocky Horror' show
•	Fruit Fly magically enthralls young, old
•	Tip-offs Blues Traveler coming to Hawai'i
•	The Left Lane Kikaida's return
•	Tube Notes
•	Show Biz Traveling Fos thinking of returning home
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar

Business
•	American Classic Voyages to file for bankruptcy
•	Kaiser Permanente to raise health insurance rates
•	Macy's takes back Waikiki space
•	U.S., world business Las Vegas dusts off 'No Vacancy' signs
•	California experiencing ups and downs in rents
•	United addresses terror attacks in new ads
•	TiVo licenses technology to Sony

Opinion
•	Editorial Time for City Council to get on smoking ball
•	Editorial Bush faces delicate task in China gathering
•	Letters to the Editor
•	Island Voices In terrorism crisis, a rare opportunity

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Music Scene Cypress Hill - Mini rock fest 'Smoke Out' comes to Kualoa
•	Scaling a musical 'Mount Everest'
•	Billboard hits
•	Dining Scene Best of Ba-Le selections discovered in Manoa
•	Lunch Break: Cafe's fare matches its casual elegance
•	Movie Scene Hughes brothers leap with classy thriller 'From Hell'
•	Last Castle is formulaic, standard-issue prison drama
•	'Riding in Cars' is insipid pity-poor-me chick flick
•	Screening Room
•	Extra Scoop 'Star Wars' lands in bonus heaven
•	Dance Scene Hawai'i ballerina performs center stage
•	Tangentz adds passion to Japanese dance form
•	Salsa craze brings opportunity to learn
•	Magic Scene 'Monty's Magic' goes public
•	TGIF Weekend Calendar
•	What's Up!
•	The Buzz
•	Neighbor Islands
•	Nightclubs