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The Honolulu Advertiser - Customer Service Back issues for Thursday, October 11, 2007

Articles for October 11, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	CFB: Wake Forest rallies past No. 21 Florida St., 24-21
•	Baseball: Rockies top Diamondbacks in NLCS opener, 5-1
•	Amy Hanaialii Gilliom gets rave review in New York City
•	Comedian Rex Navarette plays Pipeline Nov. 3
•	Speed date at Du Vin Oct. 20
•	NFL: 49ers QB Smith works out injured shoulder
•	CFB: Police find no violation in Paterno-motorist case
•	Doris Lessing wins 2007 Nobel literature prize
•	Business briefs: Retailers cut earnings forecasts
•	CBKB: Georgia suspends 3 for start of season
•	Hawai'i stock index registers decline for second day
•	Preps: Baldwin volleyball sweeps through St. Anthony
•	World Wings hosts lunch for former Pan Am attendants
•	Andy Bumatai's 'NightTime' holds costume contest Oct. 25
•	Baccarat resort donates outrigger canoe to Maui group
•	NFL: Court to hear case on pat-downs at 49ers games
•	Preps: ILH volleyball tournaments start today
•	Colleges: NCAA toughens bench decorum rules
•	Hawaii's online death-registration system wins award
•	Kumu's 'Ala Wai' comedy moves to Maui Oct. 18-19
•	UH music/dance departments team up for 'La Mancha'
•	Baseball: Springer, Cards agree to $3.5M, 1-year deal
•	Baseball: Schuerholz stepping down as Braves GM
•	Visiting diplomat hopes spotlight on Myanmar helps
•	Documentary screenings part of anti-torture campaign
•	Centering prayer set for Oct. 20 at Central Union
•	Makino to lead Honpa Hongwanji's Ho-on-ko
•	NFL: Panthers' Carr still ailing; Testaverde could start
•	Boxing: Naito successfully defends WBC flyweight title
•	Tennis: Nieminen, Ancic reach Stockholm quarterfinals
•	Tennis: Venus Williams wins two matches in Thailand
•	Baseball: Torre's fate might be decided next week
•	Notre Dame legend Gipp's body exhumed for DNA test
•	Cycling: Sports court receives Floyd Landis' appeal
•	CFB: Texas A&M admonishes coach for for-pay newsletter
•	Partly sunny skies, scattered showers today
•	South swell to peak today ahead of north swell
•	$400K gift to UH expands Chinese-language training
•	Abercrombie seeks Hawaii juniors for Page Program
•	Bishop Museum will be opening late today
•	MDA offering flu shots to some high-risk candidates
•	UH College of Education trio wins publication contest
•	McCain supporters in Hawaii kick off campaign today
•	NFL: 49ers will look for ways to get Lelie involved
•	Tennis: Serena Williams advances to Moscow quarters
•	UH basketball: Teams to hold 'Twilight 'Ohana' Friday
•	On the air tomorrow: UH football, baseball, golf
•	On the air today: NL playoffs, golf, football
•	Baseball: Postseason glance
•	Hawaii Superferry furloughs 249 workers
•	Azubuike's 22 points lift Warriors past Lakers, 119-106
•	Man free on bail charged with Kailua robbery, kidnapping
•	Coast Guard monitoring fuel spill at Sand Island
•	Rainbow Wahine sweep past Boise State
•	Woman seriously hurt in moped crash near Blaisdell Center
•	Police seeking aloha-attired Waikiki bank robber
•	Pearl Harbor SEAL to get posthumous Medal of Honor
•	Hawaii residents warned of patties sold at Sam's Club
•	Drug ring allegedly moved $1.2 million in meth a month
•	Hawaii team helps identify 9 missing WWII U.S. airmen
•	Toddler killed by Waipahu accident identified
•	Missing hiker's body recovered in Haleakala stream
•	ESPN football telecast to air UH-Manoa student video
•	Ironman pulls Guatemalan coffee promotion in Kona
•	Hawaii's high-octane offense goes to San Jose
•	Wie shoots 7-over 79, in last at Samsung event
•	Fujikawa finishes 2-over at Las Vegas tourney
•	Hawaii football player reinstated at Weber State
•	Makiki Trading owner ordered to jail in tax case
•	Hawaii ranks well in study of arthritis and work
•	Hawaii to test for lead at childcare facilities
•	Haleakala bike-tour ban gets off to smooth start
•	Hawaii Special Olympians win 19 World Games medals
•	Hawaii foreclosures in September up from year ago
•	HECO power pole repair work still under way in Aiea
•	Woman, 42, in hospital after hit by car on King Street
•	Infant cold medications pulled amid safety concerns
•	UH researchers' paper probes Earth-like planet search
•	Superferry special-session opponents meeting on Big Isle
•	White Cane March set for tomorrow in Honolulu
•	Lakers owner says he'd consider trading Kobe Bryant
•	Hawaii Kai man wins Maui Writers Conference award
•	Ex-La. Tech baseball coach fatally shoots wife, self
•	Hawaii's 'Bachelor' to speak on fitness to kids
•	2 U.S.-led coalition forces killed in Iraq attack
•	Domestic violence conference under way in Honolulu
•	Sandplay therapist to lecture at Unitarian Church
•	Dow, S&P 500 end down after reaching new highs
•	On the air: This weekend's football games

Local News
•	More homeless hanging out in Waikiki
•	Hawaii Superferry reprieve being drafted
•	Future of company's 310 workers unclear
•	Pearl Harbor museum worker admits stealing $170,000
•	Hawaii toddler dies in parking-lot accident
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Old digs new again for Red Cross
•	Patsy Mink aid to MCC student
•	Help restore Ulupo Heiau
•	Share views on landfill plan
•	Meet on home construction
•	Scope out stars in Waimea sky
•	Brummel off to principal event
•	Cultural event at Kamehameha
•	Farmers mart opening Nov. 1
EDUCATION
•	Big Isle math, citizenship teacher wins '07 Milken
•	Your child may need tutoring
•	Colleges lectured on credit cards
•	College costs
•	Bar always high at Honaunau Elementary
POLICE
•	Suspected Hawaii meth smugglers arrested
•	FindMasumi.org seeks tips on tourist missing in Hawaii
•	Hawaii Kai man facing burglary, kidnap charges
MAUI
•	First humpback whales return to Hawaii
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Man attempts Waipahu kidnap
BUREAUCRACY BUSTER
•	Ask first, then place the parrot
OBITUARIES
•	Ralph Tim McCabe, 66, saved lives
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	UH kicker Dan Kelly within striking distance
•	Life is like a transition game for UH freshman from China
•	Lakers' Jackson not upset with loss
UH SPORTS
•	UH teams picked to finish sixth in WAC
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Out of the pool, they go their separate ways
•	OIA playoff picture still fuzzy
•	Punahou's Snieder to Northwestern
•	Prep notices
•	Today's Oahu events
•	Tomorrow's Oahu events
•	Games on TV
GOLF REPORT
•	Wie hopes for fresh start at 18
•	Golf keeps them young at heart
•	Golf briefs
•	Money Leaders
•	Holes in One
ISLE FILE
•	BeachBoys rally past Honu, 7-6
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Passing himself off as Tomey?

Island Life
•	Man of steel will
•	When is parental nudity wrong?
•	Some studies show vitamins cause harm
MOVIES
•	Movie openings
HEALTH/FITNESS
•	Health calendar
CHARLES STUART PLATKIN
•	Locally grown food has benefits
PEOPLE
•	Mendez off to Ethiopia to help
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Move it to the hip-hop beats in the heart of Chinatown
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Thursday
MOMS
•	Book reflects life with autistic son
WAYNE HARADA
•	'Lion King' cast stars in benefit cabaret show

Business
•	Maui home prices down but sales up
•	Honolulu buyers favor organics more than most
•	Gentry will build homes in 'Ewa with solar-power boosting option
AIRLINES
•	More airports opting for multi-airline check-in kiosks
•	Boeing's Dreamliner schedule was — a dream
TECHNOLOGY
•	Online software to manage bookmarks won't cost a dime
WORKPLACE
•	Chrysler reaches union pact just hours after strike begins
RETAIL
•	Costco's earnings up 5% in quarter; stock up 9% in day
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Look for a little Zen in future Toyotas
•	Suspension of downhill bike tours a tough blow for many
•	Hawaiian health on D.C. agenda
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Panda Travel launches Web site
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	No Child law leaves special needs behind
•	FISA bill lends hope of restoring civil liberties
COMMENTARY
•	U.S. at another turning point in Iraq saga
•	Legislature should ask some questions first
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF

MOVIES
•	Movie openings
•	TGI Thursday

Photo galleries
•	Seth's pix
•	Big Island lava flows
•	UH football practice

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